Numicon Sharing Corner - Multi sensory maths fun from across the globe
Teachers and parents from all over the world have been contacting us to let us know the fun and successful ways they have been making the most of our multi sensory approach, both at home and in school. Have a look at the links below for inspiration. Please let us know how you have been using Numicon in new and exciting ways.
November 2008
Snakes, ladder and Numicon (Added 26/11/08)
A quicker version of Snakes and Ladders. A great way to reinforce addition and subtraction and get to grips to teen numbers... AND lots of fun!
October 2008
Counting with Numicon down the stairs (Added October 2008)
Here are a couple of great ideas sent in by a parent. The child in question has down syndrome, we think the explanation for the acrylic inset puzzle is very interesting....
Baking with Numicon in Iceland (Added October 2008)
This came though from one of our accredited trainers in Iceland. You can see from the images that this would be a lot of fun! why not give it a go at home or in school...
A new 'multi-sensory' Numicon Number Line (Added October 2008)
It's always the simple ideas that are most effective. A teachers from Sevenoaks Prep in Kent has created a 3D number line by gluing Numicon Shapes to a board to create a truly 'multi-sensory' experience...
A fantastic blog from Hong Kong (Added October 2008)
A parent in Hong Kong has been in touch to say how much she has been enjoying Numicon with her child. Here is what she had to say...
Numicon’s strong visual imagery with emphasis on pattern, multi-sensory approach and ‘small steps’ teaching programme is proving successful for pupils with many different special needs.
We have a number of accredited trainers based over the UK, find out some more about each individual here.
Create a number-rich environment and make a Numicon Numeracy wall display.
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