Embed mathematical problem-solving and reasoning with the Problem-solving Strategies and Skills Maths Cards.
These cards provide a wide variety of motivating and high-interest maths problem-solving activities.
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The front of each card has a mathematics word problem for pupils to solve and the reverse of each card has an extension activity for more able pupils. The maths problems involve one or several steps, require the use of various strategies and skills and are supported by colourful artwork.
Our Problem-Solving Strategies and Skills Maths Cards cover lots of territory in the mathematics curriculum. Pupils learn skills in three key areas: number and algebra, measures and geometry, and statistics and chance. All subjects are covered through problem-solving, which encourages pupils to think mathematically and develop solutions from the inside out.
Problem-solving in maths involves finding solutions to challenges involving numbers and their relationships. More than abstract knowledge, this is a fundamental skill for people of all ages. Problem-solving teaches children to look at the information presented and find an appropriate solution. It involves defining a problem, reviewing information, and identifying a solution after comparing alternatives.
Problem-solving skills are valuable at every stage of life. Math problems are especially important, as they teach pupils to break down data and find solutions that work in everyday life. These cards support analytical reasoning, flexible thinking, and number literacy, among other skills.
With mathematical thinking skills, pupils learn to make sense of the world through numbers, patterns, shapes and space. As children progress using these cards, they learn to understand relationships, recognise trends, and make predictions based on the data presented. This is important for education and absolutely essential for everyday life.
Maths problem-solving questions by Prim-Ed Publishing cover a variety of mathematical skills. Several mathematical word problems are used, with pupils asking maths questions in these key areas:
Math problem-solving questions are the ideal teaching tool. They teach mathematical thinking at a methodical level, using various strategies and activities. For example, one strategy may introduce logical reasoning, and others may teach visualisation and analysis.
Pupils are given access to a range of activities, with each one offering a unique take on core mathematical skills. When teachers utilise problem-solving questions in maths lessons, learning is faster and more fun for pupils.
Problem-Solving Strategies and Skills Maths Cards from Prim-Ed Publishing are a comprehensive resource that enriches the primary school mathematics curriculum. With activities tailored for all levels of ability and extension problems to challenge the more capable, these cards are perfect for enhancing any maths lesson.
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