Maths Mastery Reasoning: Photocopiable Resources KS2: Everything you need to teach mathematical reasoning through mastery

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Maths Mastery Reasoning: Teacher Resources KS2 contains a wealth of practical ideas and photocopiable resources to promote reasoning using precise mathematical vocabulary and stem sentences. It will enable teachers to explicitly teach children how to reason so they can answer questions such as: Which skills do I need to complete the task How can I explain my thinking What vocabulary do I need to use Covering all areas of the primary maths curriculum including decimals and percentages, algebra, geometry and statistics, each photocopiable activity enables pupils to practise key skills and make links to the maths they are using. Many of the activities can be completed using a concrete, pictorial and abstract (CPA) approach to teaching maths. Written by experienced teacher John Bee, this must-have resource is ideal for teachers just starting on the maths mastery journey or for more experienced teachers who need some fresh input and ideas. This unique book will engage pupils in lively debate when they hypothesise, agree, criticise and prove their learning around key mathematical concepts. A companion book for Key Stage 1 is also available. Please note that the PDF eBook version of this book cannot be printed or saved in any other format. It is intended for use on interactive whiteboards and projectors only.

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This book is FAB! We use it as an extension to maths activities for children to independently apply their skills. It's perfect as it includes exemplar sentence stems and offers scaffolded work, along with something a little more challenging too. -- Kimberley Lloyd * Primary teacher *

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John Bee is Head of Key Stage 2 and Mathematics Leader at a primary school. He has been teaching for almost a decade years across all primary age ranges. John is a Primary Mastery Specialist contributing to the work of the Maths Hubs Programme in England. He has a masters degree in education with a focus on mathematics. Visit his website at www.mrbeeteach.com and follow him on Twitter @mrbeeteach.