Mathseeds School Edition
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How does the Mathseeds programme work?
The Mathseeds system of core maths lessons is a sequential programme where all pupils begin at the right level and improve their maths performance as they progress through our curriculum-based continuum.
Progressive lesson sequence tailored to each pupil’s ability level
- 190 sequential lessons from reception to year 3 ensure pupils make progress at every single Mathseeds session.
- 50 big lessons at each year level cover all domains: number, operations, algebra, geometry, measurement and data.
- Pupils begin at a level that matches their ability level.
How does a Mathseeds lesson work?
- Lessons begin with child-friendly, step-by-step instruction.
- Pupils complete guided practice activities and then move on to independent practice and skill development.
- Pupils develop critical thinking and problem solving skills.
How do pupils make progress?
- Activities are designed to engage pupils and are created to prevent guessing, as children need to get most questions correct before they can move on.
- Pupils are motivated to complete lessons and move forward.
- They are excited to make progress and to move on to a new map.
What about assessment?
- The end-of-map quiz tests pupils’ knowledge of the previous five lessons. Pupils have to do well on this quiz to move on to the next map.
- Mathseeds Driving Tests assess skills in six core areas across each year level. These tests assess pupil progress, and class reports show pupil strengths and weaknesses.
- Use Mathseeds' printable tests to check pupil growth with domain-specific, written tests for all standards.
Mathseeds works because pupils are engaged and motivated to succeed as they master essential standards-based skills.
As this teacher says:
- 1.The kids love it, so it’s motivational.
- 2. Parents like it, so kids use it at home. 3. I like the feedback I get, so I can track progress.
- 4. That it’s available to the kids, even during the holidays."
