Maths — No Problem! Extra Challenges, Ages 5-7 (Key Stage 1)

Author: Maths — No Problem! Series: Master Maths At Home

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A colourful workbook that uses the Maths Mastery approach to help children to practise and further their maths skills using problem-solving

'Maths - No Problem! Level 2 Maths Practice, Ages 5-7 (Key Stage 1)'. Each book in this unique series offers total coverage of all the essential skills for children in the first stages of their Maths journey. Each topic is supported by clear examples and helpful hints to encourage proficiency. This full-colour book will help your child explore and practise key concepts in Maths such as addition and subtraction, fractions, money and place value.

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A colourful workbook that uses the Maths Mastery approach to help children to practise and further their maths skills using problem-solving

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A colourful workbook that uses the Maths Mastery approach to help children to practise and further their maths skills using problem-solvingEach book in this unique Maths Mastery series developed by experts covers all the essential skills for children in the first stages of their maths journey. Every topic is supported by clear examples and helpful hints to encourage proficiency.Aimed at children aged 5-7, this full-colour book will help your child explore and practise addition and subtraction, times tables, fractions, money and place value. It's attractively illustrated and led by appealing characters who offer useful tips to children (and parents) that make learning accessible and interesting. Every child can learn Maths with Maths Mastery.2022 Maths - No Problem! All rights reserved.

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Maths - No Problem! is a specialist publisher which has established a Maths programme using Maths Mastery - a transformational approach to maths teaching developed in Singapore, but now used around the world. This method is used in 1000s of schools across the UK.