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Supporting school maths | nzmaths Te Kete Ipurangi Navigation: Te Kete Ipurangi Communities Schools Search TKI Te Kete Ipurangi user options: Register Log in Navigate in:te reo Māori Close Register TKI uses the New Zealand Education Sector Logon system for user accounts. A TKI worth lets you personalise your wits - enabling you to save custom homepage layouts, create kete, and save bookmarks and searches.If you once have an Education Sector user ID and password, you are ready to log in. If not, you should register with the link below. Close Search polity Searching ...... nzmaths The home of mathematics education in New Zealand. Home Professional developmente-ako PLD 360 Curriculum elaborations Accelerating learning Gifted and talented Numeracy project PLD NZ maths education reports Tertiary fees funding support Teaching materialResource finder Units of work by strand Rich learning activities Problem solving activities e-ako maths vita Numeracy project resources Learning objects Other resources Assessment tools Early diaper education Senior secondary Planning space Families and whānauSupporting school maths Maths at our house Maths kete FAQs and other resources Search Login Use the resource finder   or Search this site: Username: * Password: * Forgot password?Register Home / Families and whānau / Supporting school maths Supporting school maths Kia ora, Parents and Whānau, thank you for supporting your child's maths learning at home (read more).You probably know that the New Zealand Curriculum guides your child's teacher in planning the mathematics that your child learns in the classroom. So when you've visited you child's classroom, you will have seen that there is much increasingly to maths than just remembering times tables and doing sums.While these are still very important, your child moreover needs to be worldly-wise to see patterns, to locate themselves and find their way, to know well-nigh the shapes that make up the spaces virtually them, to measure things, to tell the time, and to understand graphs, facts and figures that are so much a part of our world now.Above all, they need to be worldly-wise to use the maths they know in everyday situations. That's why your support is important and appreciated.So please don't hesitate to ask your child's teacher well-nigh how you can weightier help your child.In the meantime, here are some resources to help you connect with the maths that is happening in the classroom.RegardsThe team at nzmaths, on behalf of New Zealand schoolsIntroductory video A video describing how you can support your child's learning in maths.Maths tips by year levelThis hodgepodge of pamphlets describes what children in each year level do in maths at school, and gives some ideas of how you can support your child's maths learning at home (show links to files).Click on the link for your child's school year:Supporting your year 1 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 2 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 3 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 4 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 5 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 6 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.4MB)Supporting your year 7 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)Supporting your year 8 child's learning: maths (PDF, 1.1MB)For information on ordering nonflexible copies of these pamphlets, including information on reading and writing, go to the "Supporting your child's learning" pamphlets page.Task sheets to work on at homeA selection of problems and task sheets has been collated for each primary school year level to enable you to help increasingly with your child’s maths learning at home. Using e-ako maths at homeA short introduction to a series of interactive maths lessons ripened to support New Zealand children's learning.Click for information well-nigh e-ako Pāngarau, the Māori-language version of e-ako maths: Version in Māori | Version in EnglishLogin or register for e-ako maths.Number Knowledge activitiesActivities to help develop your child's number knowledge. They include related vocabulary in Te Reo Māori, and many of them include versions with key questions translated into Māori. HomeWell-nighthis site Legal and privacy statements Contact us @nzmaths on Twitter NZ Maths on Facebook