I’ve made some more notebooking pages, this time going over the work covered in Life of Fred: Edgewood. I use this Life of Fred: Edgewood Revision Booklet to make sure the girls have understood the concepts from that book before moving on to the next Life of Fred book:
Life of Fred: Edgewood – Quadrilaterals and Parallel Lines
I made two work sheets for checking the girls ‘ understanding of parallel lines and quadrilaterals. The first was a map for them to find the different quadrilaterals on using the boundary lines, roads and paths. They could use them also to find some parallel lines:
On the second page, I drew the different quadrilaterals and the girls had to mark the parallel lines, the right angles and any concurrent lines:
Life of Fred: Edgewood – Median Average
The next two pages need the student to use their knowledge of the median average to work out the middle value of first some playing cards:
and then the values thrown using a die. This sheet can be laminated and reused time and time again:
Life of Fred: Edgewood – Function Machine
I made a function machine for the girls to laminate and use over and over:
I created some easy function to use, but as we do the harder books, these will get harder also:
And a load of numbers to be used for the input and output:
The girls loved using this machine and it really helped them to see the maths of a function.
You are most welcome to download and print this booklet free from the link below:
Other Life of Fred Booklets
Life of Fred Butterflies Review Booklet
An eleven page booklet covering basic addition and subtraction; sets; time; feet and inches; collinear points; money; ordinal and cardinal numbers
Life of Fred Cats Review Booklet
A ten page booklet covering counting in threes; fractions (quarter); money; patterns; odds and evens and right angles
Life of Fred Dogs Review Booklet
This is a thirteen page booklet containing lots of activities to remember adding doubles – your children will never forget a double again!
Thanks a bunch, Claire! Appreciate this soooo much!
These are such great books you’ve put together.