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The focus on real-world problem-solving and high-level reasoning nurtures students' critical thinking abilities, preparing them to be innovative thinkers beyond the maths classroom.
1. Early Years Wonder: Where Maths Begins
Years 0 and 1.
For our youngest learners, we've crafted a magical world of numbers . Our resources blend seamlessly with early learning principles, nurturing pre-numeracy skills through enchanting stories, playful adventures, and tactile explorations.
It's not just maths; it's the first step in a lifelong journey of discovery.
Foundations Picture Books: A Visual Journey into Mathematics
Embark on a mathematical adventure with James Alan Hermanson's enchanting picture book series.
Expertly crafted with input from Series Consultant Yeap Ban Har, these visually stunning books weave core mathematical concepts into captivating stories.
Perfect for young learners, they make maths exploration a magical journey.
Mathematical Concepts: The stories subtly introduce core mathematical ideas through visual cues and storytelling.
Rich Illustrations: Painstakingly crafted visuals bring the magical worlds to life, enhancing the learning experience.
Interactive Elements: The books offer opportunities for games and exploration, encouraging active engagement with mathematical concepts.
Diverse Characters: From tangram cats to brilliant bunnies, the books feature a range of charming characters that appeal to young readers.
Multi-Concept Learning: Each book covers multiple mathematical ideas, providing a comprehensive introduction to foundational maths skills.
Foundations Workbook Journals: Hands-on Practice for Mathematical Mastery
Transform mathematical concepts into practical skills through fun, thoughtfully designed exercises.
These carefully designed workbooks provide hands-on practice to reinforce the mathematical concepts introduced in the picture books.
Image-focused design: The workbooks prioritize visual elements over text to reduce cognitive load for early learners.
Deep mastery approach: Activities are developed to provide direct access to core mathematical principles.
Comprehensive coverage: Three workbook journals cover the entire school year.
Regular practice: The journals provide two activities per week.
Practical application: Suggested activities utilize equipment and real-world items found in classrooms.
Progressive content: Each workbook (A, B, and C) covers different topics, gradually introducing more complex concepts.
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Years 2 to 8.
Our carefully designed curriculum spirals through these formative years , transforming young minds into confident problem-solvers. With each concept revisited and expanded, students don't just learn maths — they master it.
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Textbooks: Elevate Your Learning
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Stunning Visuals: Minimalist diagrams and models that illuminate complex concepts.
Seamless Progression: A fluid journey through topics, each revisit adding depth and nuance.
Refined Practice: Carefully curated exercises that hone skills with elegance.
Thoughtful Reflection: Insightful prompts that encourage deep, meaningful learning.
Workbooks: Refine Your Skills
More than just a companion to the textbooks — they're an essential part of the learning experience.
The independent practice section is a cornerstone of our workbooks, embodying the principle of variation. Here, students encounter:
Mathematical Variation: Problems that subtly shift in complexity and approach, deepening understanding.
Embodiment Variation : Diverse conceptual representations of mathematical concepts, fostering a profound grasp of mathematical principles.
Varied Challenges: Problems that evolve through mathematical and embodiment variation, deepening understanding.
Thoughtful Progression: A seamless flow from knowing to applying to reasoning.
Elegant Exercises: Carefully curated problems that challenge and inspire.
Minimalist Design: Clean layouts that focus attention on what matters most.
Reflective Spaces: Areas for notes and insights, encouraging metacognition.
Visual Thinking: Opportunities to sketch and model mathematical ideas.
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Years 0 and 1 Topics Include:
Matching, sorting, comparing, and ordering objects and numbers
Recognizing and creating simple patterns (AB, AAB, ABC)
Counting forwards and backwards
Understanding positional language
Introduction to basic operations: addition, subtraction, and concepts of halving and sharing
Exploring number bonds to 10
Using five and ten frames
Identifying odd and even numbers
Basic geometry
Measurement concepts: time, capacity, length, and mass
Introduction to data collection and representation
Year 2 Topics Include:
Numbers and Counting: Covers numbers up to 100, including counting, writing, comparing, and ordering
Addition and Subtraction: Introduces various strategies for adding and subtracting, including number bonds and word problems
Multiplication and Division: Basic concepts of skip counting, equal groups, sharing, and doubling
Fractions: Introduction to halves and quarters
Geometry: Includes recognizing shapes, patterns, and positions
Measurement: Covers length, height, time, money, volume, capacity, and mass
Problem-solving: Incorporates word problems and practical applications throughout various topics
Year 3 Topics Include:
Numbers and Counting: Counting, place value, comparing numbers, number bonds, and patterns
Addition and Subtraction: Simple adding and subtracting, renaming, and working with three numbers
Multiplication and Division: Focus on times tables, equal groups, sharing, and odd/even numbers
Measurement: Length (metres and centimetres), mass (kilograms and grams), temperature, and volume (litres and millilitres)
Money: Writing amounts, counting, comparing, calculating totals and change
Geometry: Two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, including sides, vertices, symmetry, and patterns
Fractions: Equal parts, naming, representing, comparing and ordering fractions
Time: Telling time to 5 minutes, durations, and sequencing events
Data Handling: Reading and interpreting graphs, and conducting investigations
Problem Solving: Word problems integrated throughout various topics
Year 4 Topics Include:
Rounding Numbers: Focuses on rounding whole numbers
Money: Includes naming amounts, showing amounts, adding and subtracting money, and calculating change
Time: Covers telling time, measuring time in seconds, minutes, and hours, and converting between units
Picture Graphs and Bar Graphs: Teaches investigating, drawing, reading and analyzing various types of graphs
Fractions: Extensive coverage including counting in tenths, equivalent fractions, comparing fractions, and solving word problems
Angles: Introduces angle concepts, identifying angles, and comparing angles
Shapes: Covers 2D and 3D shapes
Perimeter of Figures: Teaches measuring and calculating perimeters of various shapes
Year 5 Topics Include:
Numbers and Operations: Further multiplication and division, including multi-digit numbers
Graphs: Drawing, investigating, analysing and reading pictograms, bar graphs, and line graphs.
Fractions: Equivalent fractions, mixed numbers, adding and subtracting fractions
Time: 24-hour clock, time conversions, and duration problems
Decimals: Writing tenths and hundredths, comparing and ordering decimals
Money: Writing, comparing, and rounding amounts, solving money problems
Measurement: Length, mass, and volume conversions and estimations
Geometry: Angles, triangles, quadrilaterals, symmetry, and shape classification
Position and Movement: Plotting points and describing translations
Probability: Predicted frequency, theoretical and experimental probabilities
Year 6 Topics Include:
Whole Numbers: Operations with numbers up to 1,000,000, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
Fractions: Improper fractions, mixed numbers, equivalent fractions, comparing and ordering fractions, and operations with fractions
Decimals: Reading, writing, comparing, and performing operations with decimals
Percentages: Writing percentages, converting between fractions, decimals, and percentages
Graphs: Reading, investigating, planning, analysing and interpreting various types of graphs, including tables and line graphs
Geometry: Types of angles, measuring angles, and drawing lines and angles
Years 7 and 8 Topics Include:
Numbers and Operations: Decimals, percentages, ratio, and negative numbers
Algebra: Patterns, algebraic expressions, formulae, and equations
Geometry: Area, perimeter, volume, angles, circles, and 3D shapes
Measurement: Converting units of length, mass, volume, and time
Statistics and Probability: Averages (mean), pie charts, and line graphs
Problem Solving: Word problems involving various mathematical concepts
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Does the series cover the entire te mātaiaho, the new zealand curriculum.
The series follows the goals of the Te Mātaiaho, the New Zealand curriculum, ensuring a comprehensive and enriched mathematical education.
When is the best time to start?
The best time to start is now, as there is no need to wait to implement the very best mathematics education programme. Meet with one of our representatives to start your Maths — No Problem! journey towards success.
Can Maths — No Problem! be used with composite classes?
Yes, the programme is adaptable for composite classes, offering differentiation strategies and support for teaching multiple year groups simultaneously.
Can the maths lessons still be creative and engaging?
Absolutely! Yes! Maths — No Problem! encourages creativity and student-led learning, providing a framework for exploration and interactive problem-solving.
Do Maths — No Problem! schools see improved results?
New Zealand schools using Maths — No Problem! have reported significant improvements in student achievement and engagement. The mastery approach helps build deep understanding, leading to better long-term results and increased confidence in mathematics.
How does the programme handle diverse abilities in a class?
Maths — No Problem! supports differentiation with extension activities for advanced learners and additional support for those who need it. This allows all students to progress at their own pace while working on the same core concepts.
Can Maths — No Problem! be used alongside other resources?
While comprehensive, many schools use the Maths — No Problem! programme as their core maths curriculum and supplement it with additional resources as needed.
How does Maths — No Problem! support schools implementing the approach?
Maths — No Problem! provides comprehensive professional development through workshops, webinars, and ongoing expert guidance to assist schools throughout the implementation process.
How does Maths — No Problem! support whānau engagement?
Maths — No Problem! provides parent guides and resources to help whānau understand and support their child's learning. We also offer suggestions for home activities that reinforce classroom learning and encourage family involvement.
How does Maths — No Problem! support students with additional learning needs (SEN)?
The programme offers strategies for diverse learners, including those with additional needs. For example, the CPA (Concrete, Pictorial, Abstract) approach benefits students who struggle with traditional methods.
Is there support for ESOL students?
Your ESOL students will benefit from our visual approach and focus on mathematical vocabulary. Your teachers will get strategies to support language development, helping your students build mathematical literacy alongside numeracy skills.
What is maths mastery and how is the approach supported?
Maths mastery develops deep conceptual understanding. This is supported through sequenced lessons, problem-solving focus, and progression from concrete to pictorial to abstract concepts.
Is Maths — No Problem! aligned with Te Mātaiaho?
The programme is specifically tailored to align with Te Mātaiaho, the New Zealand curriculum, covering all required content areas and supporting the development of key competencies outlined in the curriculum.
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The Aotearoa New Zealand National Curriculum Edition of the Maths — No Problem! Primary Series offers the most comprehensive maths programme in the New Zealand. ... Problem-solving: Incorporates word problems and practical applications throughout various topics. Year 3 Topics Include: Numbers and Counting: Counting, ...
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