Series Editor: Dr Tony Cotton Series Consultant: Professor Ian Thompson This exciting up-to-date and comprehensive resource has been written to match the NNS Framework for Teaching Mathematics and is linked to the NNS Medium Term Plans and Unit Plans for Year 4 to Year 6. The components can be used independently or in conjunction with any other mathematics materials, giving you the tools you need to tackle each objective with confidence. Truly integrated software The Longman MathsWorks Teaching and Learning CD-ROMs provide completely integrated software for both whole-class teaching and collaborative learning, all linked to the lessons in the Teacher's Files. Support Assessment for Learning Every lesson provides probing questions to help you check children's learning, identify misunderstandings and stimulate discussion. Each topic contains starting points differentiated at three levels to help you plan from what children have already learnt. Incorporates problem solving Problem solving is included both within lessons and a separate discrete units.
Saves you time The excellent teacher materials provide fully differentiated support for the three part-lesson and include editable Planning CD-ROMs linked to the NNS Framework that helps relieve your workload by creating personalised medium-tem and weekly plans. Incredible value for money The enticing materials are the ONLY hardback Pupils' Books available for the price of a paperback! Fully matched to the 5-14 Scottish Guidelines and the Northern Ireland Curriculum The Longman Mathsworks team A team of over 20 Primary Mathematics experts including NNS Consultants, Advisers, Leading Mathematics Teachers, Mathematics Co-ordinators and a Senior Regional Director have drawn upon their wide-ranging knowledge and experience to write Longman MathsWorks. Dr Tony Cotton (Series Editor) is Principal lecturer and Primary education Programme leader at Nottingham Trent University and trains mathematics teachers around the world. Professor Ian Thompson (Series Consultant) is a leading name in Primary Numeracy, was on the original Numeracy Task Force and was seconded to the National Numeracy Strategy for two years.show more