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The HFL Primary Maths Team are part of HFL Education, the UK’s largest school company. For subject leader emails, subscribe here: https://t.co/pGsOZFozOD
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Whether you’re remaining, returning or starting in your Reception class this academic year, we have got a thread to signpost some of our free EYFS maths resources available…

#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat #EYFS This blog examines a range of potential mathematical opportunities within play including subitising, counting, comparing, classifying and regrouping: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/lets-talk…
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Year 6 teachers of the world unite! Whether you’re remaining, returning or starting in Year 6 we have got a #year6support maths thread to signpost some of our free year 6 resources available…

#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat Just under a year ago, Laura Dell focused on the skills needed to tackle the KS2 SATs Reasoning papers by looking at ‘representing’ and ‘re-presenting’ maths problems: Read more here: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/ks2-sats-…
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
Year 5 teachers, assemble! To help you support pupils transition into year 5 we have created a thread to support teachers, NQTs, newbies, returners & experienced UKS2ers…

#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat This blog from the summer term focuses on non-digital games requiring minimal resources (pencil and paper, dice, dominoes or cards). ttps://www.hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/get-your-game-face-why-maths-games-ks2-children-provide-great-practice
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Calling Year 2 teachers! Whether you’re remaining, returning or starting in Year 2 we have got a maths thread to signpost some of our free Year 2 resources available…

#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat Reactivating and building on from learning from year 1 is going to key and this blog includes simple but effective ways of using games involving dice, dominoes and cards: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/dice-domi…
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
Providing a smooth transition between the EYFS & year 1 will be more important than ever this year. We have created a thread for teachers, NQTs, newbies, returners &anyone interested in the wonderful world of Year 1 maths…
#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat This blog first published in 2018 remains popular, with practical examples of how to develop manageable and meaningful mathematical recording in KS1: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/year-1-ca…
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 4 min read
Year 4 can sometimes feel like the ‘inbetweeners’ of primary. Not quite UKS2 but miles away from KS1. It's a great place to be though & we have created a Year 4 thread to support teachers, NQTs, newbies, returners & experienced LKS2ers… #primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #mathschat The NC expectation for the end of year 4 is recall of multiplication facts to 12 x 12. This blog provides practical advice to support the recall, and crucially the understanding, of the times table facts: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/starting-…
Aug 27, 2020 • 5 tweets • 5 min read
Who's in year 3 this year? The step into KS2 can be a big leap for some pupils. We have created a Year 3 thread of some of our best bits to support teachers, NQTs, newbies, returners & experienced LKS2ers…
#primarymaths #NQT #edutwitter #backtoschool #mathschat As pupils move into KS2, gaps in a true understanding of place value can creep out. This blog examines how securing regrouping ten ones for a ten when counting up, and regrouping ten ones for ten when counting down, can support more complex calculations: hertsforlearning.co.uk/blog/cant-calc…