Please find a link below which will set out the official rules for UNO!
Whatever way you play and whoever you play with, HAVE FUN!!!!
https://www.ultraboardgames.com/uno/game-rules.php
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December Maths Fun - Uno card game
The children will be learning Uno at school. It is a great game and they will love it. Make sure you play it at home too!! These two videos will give you a good idea how to play.
Ten Frames
This is a nice little activity to help you continue our work on the 10 frame. There are 4 activities within the lesson. Give them a go and see how quickly you can answer the questions! Good luck!
Ms. Stanley
https://www.nctm.org/Classroom-Resources/Illuminations/Interactives/Ten-Frame/
Hey boys and girls,
I found this really fun game that I thought you might like try. Its based on Take away / Subtraction sums,. Give it a go and see if you enjoy it!
You can set the numbers would like to work within and the type of sums you would like to practice! Enjoy....
Ms. Stanley
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/subtraction-grids
I found this really fun game that I thought you might like try. Its based on Take away / Subtraction sums,. Give it a go and see if you enjoy it!
You can set the numbers would like to work within and the type of sums you would like to practice! Enjoy....
Ms. Stanley
https://www.topmarks.co.uk/maths-games/subtraction-grids
The results are in.........
Here is the leader board for my True or False Doubles quiz...... (Well done to all who gave it a go!!!)
Ms. Stanley
Here is the leader board for my True or False Doubles quiz...... (Well done to all who gave it a go!!!)
Ms. Stanley
Counting in tens and ones!
Ms. Callan and Ms. Gilchrist
This week we will work on our Doubles. This game is a little more challenging for Senior Infants but give it your best attempt! There is a leader board and I will post the top 5 players at the end of the week. Good luck and have fun!!! Ms. Stanley
Subtraction (Take Away) Quiz!!
Have fun! Don't let the timer run out before you answer!
Ms. Stanley
Addition quiz leader board!!
For those of you who have been enjoying my maths games well done!!!
Check out our leader board:
1st Pro master 1721
2nd frankie 1645
3rd Nikola 1490
4th Amy byrne 1414
5th Tom and Jerry 1102
2nd frankie 1645
3rd Nikola 1490
4th Amy byrne 1414
5th Tom and Jerry 1102
Let's Count in Tens!
Ms. callan and Ms. Gilchrist
Addition Quiz by Ms. Stanley
I have made another fun addition game for you all.
What high score can you get???
Enjoy!
Ms. Stanley
Counting in Tens (Range 0-100)
Ms Callan and Ms Gilchrist
Count the cubes and find the number! (Number range 1-20)
Ms. callan and Ms. gilchrist
A fun Maths game for all from Ms. Stanley
A new strategy for addition that improves children's flexibity and understanding of number.
Ms. Callan and Ms. Gilchrist
Senior Infants Maths Activities
Hi boys and girls.
I have another lesson for you using the arithmetic rack which I have given you the online link for. Here it is again in case you need it:
https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/number-rack/
This week we will be focusing on the number 12.
In the video below I have set you all a challenge if you would like to take part and email me your work, I would be thrilled to see your fantastic Mathematical work!!! You can send you work to your class teacher or if you would like to send it to me directly my email address is [email protected] I would be delighted to see it.
Have fun!
Ms. Stanley
I have another lesson for you using the arithmetic rack which I have given you the online link for. Here it is again in case you need it:
https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/number-rack/
This week we will be focusing on the number 12.
In the video below I have set you all a challenge if you would like to take part and email me your work, I would be thrilled to see your fantastic Mathematical work!!! You can send you work to your class teacher or if you would like to send it to me directly my email address is [email protected] I would be delighted to see it.
Have fun!
Ms. Stanley
Maths Activities
Double Ten Frames:
First class children might like to try this.
Ms Callan and Ms Gilchrist
Arithmetic Rack Activities for Senior Infants
from Ms. Stanley
Hi boys and girls,
Do you remember the fun we had using these Arithmetic racks in class?
I know you wont have these at home but I have found a computer version of it that we can use together!
I will post the link below and the video will guide you through our activities. I hope you enjoy them!!!
https://apps.mathlearningcenter.org/number-rack/
More Counting Ideas from Ms Callan/Ms Gilchrist
Counting can be done anywhere ! More counting ideas!
Card Game: 21
Another really fun card game to play with your family.
Firstly take a look at the cards in a pack. Most have numbers on them but some have a king, a queen or a jack on them.
The aim of this game is to count your cards and try to get as close to 21 as you can without going over 21. If this happens you are 'bust' and out unfortunately!
1.The dealer gives every player two cards each. All players must add up their cards. For example a 6 and a 9 makes 15.
A king, queen and a jack are worth 10 ans an ace can be 1 or 11. If it is simplier you can make a jack always worth 1.
2. The dealer goes to each player one at a time until they do not want anymore cards. They decide to 'stick'. When each player has gotten their cards the person closest to 21 is the WINNER.
This game is excellent for children's mental addition!!!
Watch this quick video of my children and I playing. We often play with coins or matchsticks to add some extra fun ;)
Number fun! with Ms Callan/Ms Gilchrist
Fun card games to play at home
Playing Cards - House!
So the first game you can try is a game called House. The game can be played with 8 cards. We used to try shape our cards like a house as children and that is why we called it ‘House’. My own children tell me it is nothing like a house of course! For Junior and Senior infants it is probably best to start with 3 - 6 cards. Give each player their cards.
Step 1
PIcture 1
The players turn over their cards so they are face up. It is important to check they know the number on each card. You can gradually introduce the picture cards (Jack, Queen, King). Explain that the ace card is the 1 but is called 'ace' in cards. Once all are ready the game can start.
Step 2
Picture 2
One person is the caller and must call out the leftover cards. They do not play house they are just the caller.
Step 3
Picture 3
Players must turn over any card they have called by the dealer.
Step 4
Picture 4
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Picture 4
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If you have two of the same card called out you can turn over both
Finally!
The person with all their cards turned over must shout 'House' to win.
Here is a short video of my children enjoying a game. The video shows how simple it is to play. Have fun!
Hi OLV kids!!! (and Mums and Dads), Ms. Stanley here!!
I hope all of you are doing well during these unusual school days. I am sure you have been enjoying the teacher activities you have been sent and are all trying your very best in these unusual circumstances (this includes you Mams and Dads).
I am staying at home myself with my 2 children and we are trying to keep busy with baking, time in the garden, reading books, playing Lego and of course some school work!
I miss bringing all my many Maths activities to your classroom on daily basis. But I HAVE been doing some Maths games at home with my own daughter who is 6, like many of you are!!!
She has helped me make some little videos for you of some Maths games that can be played at home. My daughter is in Senior Infants so these activities are suitable for Senior infant children and they are a lot of fun!
If Mams and Dads could print the games for you (if not, don’t worry, that’s ok!) maybe you could have a try! I have tried to use items you may have around the house to make things a little easier.
Let me know if you enjoy them!
Check back soon as I will post more activities as soon as I have tried them out myself at home.
Stay home and stay safe!
Ms. Stanley.
I hope all of you are doing well during these unusual school days. I am sure you have been enjoying the teacher activities you have been sent and are all trying your very best in these unusual circumstances (this includes you Mams and Dads).
I am staying at home myself with my 2 children and we are trying to keep busy with baking, time in the garden, reading books, playing Lego and of course some school work!
I miss bringing all my many Maths activities to your classroom on daily basis. But I HAVE been doing some Maths games at home with my own daughter who is 6, like many of you are!!!
She has helped me make some little videos for you of some Maths games that can be played at home. My daughter is in Senior Infants so these activities are suitable for Senior infant children and they are a lot of fun!
If Mams and Dads could print the games for you (if not, don’t worry, that’s ok!) maybe you could have a try! I have tried to use items you may have around the house to make things a little easier.
Let me know if you enjoy them!
Check back soon as I will post more activities as soon as I have tried them out myself at home.
Stay home and stay safe!
Ms. Stanley.
Maths Game 1
This first game is called "Roll and Add". All you need is a plastic cup and 2 die and some paper for recording the sums created (optional)
Maths Game 2
This second game is called "3 in a row". All you need to play is to print the game from the attached link. The game has 3 levels of difficulty - addition within 12, within 16 and within 20, so choose your level and away you go!
Here si the download link for the game:
Here si the download link for the game:
| 3_in_a_row_game.pdf |
Watch the short video to see How to play:
Maths Game 3
| subitising_bingo_game_1-6.pdf |
This third game is called "Find it Bingo". All you need enough objects to cover your Bingo boards (I used small Lego pieces but you can use whatever you may have to hand) and 1 dice. If you don't have a dice at home you can find an online interactive dice at the following link:
https://www.online-stopwatch.com/chance-games/roll-a-dice/
https://www.online-stopwatch.com/chance-games/roll-a-dice/