Content of the book: Adding and subtracting numbers 0-100, addition and subtraction with regrouping (carrying/borrowing); subtraction from multiples of 10; The concept of multiplication; 2, 5 and 10 times tables; The concepts of division and fractions; division into equal parts; fractions; Geometry: wholes, 2D shapes, triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons

The Star Maths series follows the new Finnish curriculum and is based on the popular Finnish series Tuhattaituri. The content helps pupils make progress in their numeracy skills. Pupils learn fundamental mathematical concepts and skills at a manageable pace. There are also maths problems to solve as well as tasks to investigate, coding activities and other ways to reinforce pupils’ skills. Learning is facilitated through a variety of task types and tools for individual and group work.

The Star Maths additional digital activities include a wide variety of higher and lower level exercises for each of the book’s lessons. The activities provide instant feedback and help reinforce and revise skills learned in class.

The exercises can be used on your desktop or tablet, in class or at home.

Content of the book: Telling the time: on the hour, half past, a quarter past, a quarter to 3 and 4 times tables; commutative property of multiplication; word problems; Addition and subtraction with numbers 0–100; Measurement: centimetres, metres, grams, kilograms, litre and decilitre; Even and odd numbers; multiplication and division; fractions; true and false; Introduction to column addition and subtraction

The Star Maths additional digital activities include a wide variety of higher and lower level exercises for each of the book’s lessons. The activities provide instant feedback and help reinforce and revise skills learned in class.

The exercises can be used on your desktop or tablet, in class or at home.

Entertaining puzzles provide skilled pupils with a sense of achievement and help improve their problem-solving skills. Puzzles can be solved alone or with a classmate by reasoning, drawing, colouring, experimenting, and counting.

Entertaining puzzles provide skilled pupils with a sense of achievement and help improve their problem-solving skills. Puzzles can be solved alone or with a classmate by reasoning, drawing, colouring, experimenting, and counting.