With this test you can check whether students can measure and draw angles.

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With this escape room, students practice a number of skills from Jump 8 of the Math Jump 6 method.

They solve different exercises and thus find a code. With the code they can try to open a document on the teacher's computer.

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In these documents you will find various games with which you can practice the times tables (at home or in the classroom). On the chips you will find the game explanation and instructions to make the games.

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With this bingo, students can practice the times tables in a playful way.

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Exercise sheet to further practice the use of systematic tables.

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With this bundle of work, students practice adding and subtracting up to 20 with and without a bridge.

In the first part you will find sums up to 20 without a bridge. In part two you will find sums up to 20 with bridge.

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With these assignments, students practice around Roman numerals. They put the Roman numerals from smallest to largest. The second document contains a domino around Roman numerals.

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With these work sheets, students practice converting volume measures, length measures, weight measures and surface measures.

You can use the worksheets as a repeat at blocks 5 and 6 of the method De Wiskanjers 4 .

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With this bundle of work, students practice addition and subtraction to 10.

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With this worksheet, students practice handy addition to 1000.

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Students convert Arabic numerals to Roman numerals (and vice versa).

Those who finish quickly can also delve into the Mayan number system.

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Find the four commands hidden in the drawing. You solve a crossword puzzle around time concepts. In the other exercises you calculate the time difference.

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