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'The books are based on many years of research! And lots of love! All the problems and puzzles in this book are based on the everyday life of my own children and their friends, as well as other children that I have been lucky to teach! I wanted to create books that are colourful, full of life and energy , because to me that's what Mathematics is.'' BellePrimary Maths is a fun and child centred approach to teaching mathematical operations such as +, -, /, x, through worded problems and puzzles. These books are for children who are happy to answer direct questions but find it difficult to solve worded problems.The workbooks are build around 2 children, their puppy and real life situations. The design of the books encourages independent thinking and problem solving skills.We have created a series of books full of worded problems and questions to encourage the curiosity and love for mathematics.The first three books are for children in Primary.They are suitable for children 7 - 9 years old (depending on their reading skills).The three key aims of Mathematics are: 1. Become fluent 2. Reason 3. Solve ProblemsAll books are dyslexia and student friendly.

What is included?500 challenging multi-step questions across both booksFull worked solutions for every chapterStudent-friendly layout designed for young learnersWhat is the difference between book A and B?Just the chapters they cover. Because there are 500+ questions, we divided them into two manageable books so students can learn in a clear structured way. Some of the key areas in this Book ( Book B) :‍ ‍Sequences, Algebra, Time, Measurement and Puzzles Some of the key areas in the previous book ( Book A) : Number, Proportion, Shapes and Angles, Averages and Puzzles Perfect for: Students preparing for 11+ exams and secondary school entrance tests to build confidence and independent thinking skills. Perfect for: KS3 Students (Years 7 and 8 Secondary) that want to improve problem solving skills.

What is included?250 challenging multi-step questions per bookFull worked solutions for every chapterStudent-friendly layout designed for young learners What is the difference between book A and B?Just the chapters they cover. Because there are 500+ questions, we divided them into two manageable books so students can learn in a clear structured way. Some of the key areas in this Book ( Book B) :‍ ‍Sequences, Algebra, Time, Measurement and Puzzles Some of the key areas in the previous book ( Book A) : Number, Proportion, Shapes and Angles, Averages and Puzzles Perfect for: Students preparing for 11+ exams and secondary school entrance tests to build confidence and independent thinking skills. Perfect for: KS3 Students (Years 7 and 8 Secondary) that want to improve problem solving skills.

What’s inside:500 challenging exam-style questions across both booksincludes full step-by-step solutions for every questioncovers all key Foundation-tier topicsstrengthens mathematical reasoning and independent thinking skills clear, student-friendly layout for focused practice builds speed, confidence, and accuracy with mixed-paper problem setsWhat is the difference between book A and B?Just the chapters they cover. Because there are 500+ questions, we divided them into two manageable books so students can learn in a clear structured way. Some of key areas in Book A : Ratio & Proportion, Algebra, Data and Multistep questions involving money. Some of key areas in Book B: Bearings and angles, Trigonometry, Time, Number, Measure, Graphs, Vectors and Transformation. Perfect for: GCSE & International GCSE foundation tier students aiming for grades 4–5 who want to strengthen their maths skills and build their confidence to tackle complex worded problems.

What’s inside:500 challenging exam-style questions across both booksincludes full step-by-step solutions for every questioncovers all key Foundation-tier topicsstrengthens mathematical reasoning and independent thinking skills clear, student-friendly layout for focused practice builds speed, confidence, and accuracy with mixed-paper problem setsWhat is the difference between book A and B?Just the chapters they cover. Because there are 500+ questions, we divided them into two manageable books so students can learn in a clear structured way. Some of key areas in Book A : Ratio & Proportion, Algebra, Data and Multistep questions involving money. Some of key areas in Book B: Bearings and angles, Trigonometry, Time, Number, Measure, Graphs, Vectors and Transformation. Perfect for: GCSE & International GCSE foundation tier students aiming for grades 4–5 who want to strengthen their maths skills and build their confidence to tackle complex worded problems.