Maths

Maths is not just about algebra, trigonometry, multiplication and calculus. An understanding of mathematical concepts enables us to solve real life problems.

Maths Lesson Plans

After COVID-19 — Maths

Looking at COVID-19 from a maths and statistical point of view, this lesson plan covers the figures of the coronavirus.

• Age range: 12 years and upwards
• Category: Schools
• Last revised: 2021
• Pages: 11

Price: £2.99 Now: £1.49

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Maths in Real Life Situations

Maths is important and valuable for everyday life. We use maths skills amid a host of activities, including:

• Shopping — working out prices and sale reductions.
• Cooking — calculating ingredients.
• Exterior building or interior decoration — assessing costs, materials needed etc.
• Personal finances — salaries, mortgages, loans, credit cards etc.

Learning maths helps us to develop analytical thinking skills. This, in turn, helps us analyse data, break it down into manageable chunks, observe the relationship between different numbers, calculations and functions and then use the information.

If children are taught maths from an early age, it can have a positive impact on many areas of their lives. Our resources aim to teach mathematics in a way that sparks curiosity and enjoyment of learning so that young people can use these skills to solve real world problems.