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How to use this book


              These questions will help you                               6  Write the number that comes after.

                                                                             2        5        8
              develop your skills of thinking and

              working mathematically.





              An investigation to carry out with a                         Let’s investigate
                                                                           Sumi says when you add 1 more, you make the next
              partner or in groups. This will help                         counting number.
                                                                           Is Sumi correct? Discuss with your partner.
              develop your skills of thinking and

              working mathematically.





              What you have learned in the unit.                         Look what I can do!

              Tick the column to show how you                            •  I can compare two sets of objects and numbers.
                                                                         •  I can say which set has more or fewer (or greater
                                                                          or less).
              feel about each thing.                                     •  I can recognise when two sets have the same
                                                                          number of objects.


                                                                        Check your progress
              Questions that cover what you                             1  How many snails are there?

              have learned in the unit.




              At the end of some units, there


              is a project for you to carry out,                         Snakes
                                                                         Your first challenge is to make a snake!
              using what you have learned. You                           You could use card, paper, dough, pipe cleaners, ribbon,
                                                                         glue, tape, cubes, blocks ... anything that you can find.
              might make something or solve a


              problem.




              Projects and their accompanying teacher guidance have been written by the NRICH
              Team. NRICH is an innovative collaboration between the Faculties of Mathematics

              and Education at the University of Cambridge, which focuses on problem solving and

              on creating opportunities for students to learn mathematics through exploration and

              discussion.



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