Handwriting Practice – Number Formation
We use the Ten Town worksheets to help the children practice correct number formation. The Ten Town story is helpful for children to remember how to
Addition and Subtraction – Carrying and Borrowing
Once your child is able to add and subtract using the written method from the last video, they can move on to
Recognising Numbers and Simple Arithmetic
Ages: 4-6 This step-by-step video shows you how to practice recognising numbers, improve counting and start working on simple addition and subtraction with your child. You will need: Counters, pennies or Numicon Number cards – download our printable number cards here. Number Recognition and Counting Activity
KS1 Essential Kit for Learning
As your child begins to learn with use, there are a few things it would be useful for you to have at home in order to develop their abilities further outside of classes. The list below contains the types of equipment they might benefit from having.
Introducing Written Addition and Subtraction
Once your child understands tens and units you can introduce adding and subtracting with numbers up to 100 (with answers below 100). Your child should start by using this method for addition before moving on to subtraction. In order
FAQs: Should my child be on more difficult Bond books?
Bond and CGP books are two of the most widely used books for 11+ preparation though there can be a lot of questions, and anxiety, around how to best to use them. We’ve outlined our philosophy for working through these books in a way that helps your child to fulfil their potential as quickly as possible.
Secrets of an 11+ Tutor: 6 Ways To Get Your Child to Do Homework Without a Fuss
Many parents have mentioned that, although their child is more than happy to come to class, getting them to do the related homework can be a complete nightmare. Firstly, it’s worth remembering that this is completely natural and it doesn’t necessarily mean that a child is going to be like this for the rest of their lives.
Parents try all sorts to get their child to do their homework but few look to psychology to help them. Below, we’ve looked at some research-backed, tried-and-tested ways of getting your child to do their homework without a war breaking out.
Starting Early Preparation for the 7+ Exam
The 7+ exams are private school entrance exams that are usually sat in the January of Year 2, with a view to students joining the school at the beginning of Year 3. Many parents are unsure of when to start formal preparation for the 7+. After
Reading and the Year 1 Phonics Test: How to help your child at home
tel: 07871 766937 When learning phonics, it’s essential that children have a system to follow and that no steps are skipped. It can be tempting to rush their practice and skip through books, but this will not be helpful in the long run. By making sure a child thoroughly learns the letter sounds and blends, […]
Cheap, Easy and Educational: Easter Activities to Keep Kids Entertained
During the Easter holidays, it’s essential that children have fun, relax and enjoy spending time with their family where possible, but there’s no need for their education to completely fall by the wayside. Make learning a treat and not a chore with educational activities that won’t break the budget