Teaching Time vs Space Numbers Basic Facts

Tick Tock Tick Tock Understanding time is hard! Hours 1-12, minutes 1-60, seconds 1-60, fractions, quarter past and quarter to… Am and Pm… Learning to tell the time is HARD! Little Monkey Apps contains six modules which will help you to teach your student to tell the time. Modules include Broken clock, Ordering, Time Tables, What time is it? Teacher tool and Current Time. *Broken Clock* An introduction to the analogue clock. Place missing pieces back on the clock in the correct position Level 1 Place numbers 1-12 in empty shadowed positions Level 2 Place numbers 1-12 on the clock – positions indicated by 5 minute positions Level 3 Place numbers 1-12 on a blank clock. *Ordering* Order the analogue clocks from earliest to latest Level 1 o’clock Level 2 o’clock and half past Level 3 o’clock, half past, quarter to, quarter past Level 4 tell the time to five minute increments *Time tables* Read the sentence and timetable to solve the time elapsed Level 1 Hour increments Level 2 Half Hour increments Level 3 Fifteen minute increments *What time is it?* Move the analogue clock hands to match the digital clock shown Level 1 o’clock Level 2 half hour increments Level 3 quarter hour increments Level 4 five minute increments *Teacher Tool* * Hour markers * Minute markers * Past & To shaded sides of the clock * Minute Hand * Link Hands * Digital Clock * Show hour numbers * Show Roman Numerals * Time Sentence

Space Numbers is a multiplayer game helping children learn addition and subtraction number facts. Players learn the basic facts by capturing numbers to reach a total. The player who gets to the total and taps “Blast Off” first wins! To progress and succeed at math children need to be able to quickly and easily recall number facts. Space Numbers is a fun way to practice this key skill. Features • Multiplayer game, suitable for one, two, three or four players • 10 games all focused on the key math concept of place value which is vital for success • All games can be played twice for free. An in-app purchase will unlock unlimited game play. • Each game is a little harder than the previous game • Game 1 and Game 9 can be used to work out if the app is at the right level of difficulty To work out if this app is at the right level of challenge try Game 1 and Game 9. If Game 1 is too hard or Game 9 is too easy this app is not at the right level. The free version of this app allows each game to be played twice. Games 1 and Game 9 can be played unlimited times for free. How to Play 1. Select a game from the menu. 2. One, two, three or four players select a coloured corner base. 3. Slide a finger from your base completely around a number. 4. Make sure you completely circle a number out in space. 5. Collect numbers to add up to the total in the green shape. 6. If you collect more numbers than you need, click on the x below Blast off! to release all of the numbers, and start again. 7. When you have collected numbers equal to the total click on Blast off! First player to do this wins. This app focuses on adding numbers and develops children’s fine motor skills or dexterity. Being able to quickly and easily recall number facts, draw and write are essential skills needed to progress and succeed at school and beyond. Game 1 - Make 10 with numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Game 2 - Make 10 with numbers 1, 6, 7 and 8 Game 3 - Make 20 with numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Game 4 - Make 7, 8, 9, 11 or 12 with numbers 2, 3 and 5 Game 5 - Make 13 to 18 with numbers 2, 3 and 5 Game 6 - Make 40, 50 … with numbers 5 and 10 Game 7 - Make 27 to 39 with numbers 3, 4, 5 and 10 Game 8 - Make 40, 45 … with numbers 5 and 10 Game 9 - Make 29, 39 … with numbers -1, 1, 5 and 10 Game 10 - Make 1.0 with numbers 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3 Math Adventures is a New Zealand company helping children learn mathematics. We develop apps that focus on the key concepts that need to be fully understood to progress and succeed in mathematics. Our apps range from learning to count up to understanding and using fractions and decimals, with each app focusing on one key concept. We believe: • Everyone can learn mathematics • Playing educationally rich games and apps improves understanding • Learning math should be fun and exciting, a rewarding adventure Our growing variety of apps is research based and classroom tested to make sure they help children learn. Space Numbers is part of our ‘play and learn’ series, which are games high in educational value where children learn as they play. We are also currently developing ‘learning’ apps which use the power of the iPad to help children understand and learn key math concepts and to unravel misunderstandings.