My Maths Journal
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Ideal for primary school classrooms across Ireland. My Maths Journal is a practical classroom resource for primary school pupils. It supports problem solving, reasoning, and maths discussion through structured daily use.
Teachers use this journal to build consistent maths talk across the classroom while tracking each child’s learning journey throughout the school year.
Key benefits:
- Encourages problem-solving and mathematical thinking
- Supports classroom discussion and reasoning
- Creates a clear record of pupil progress
- Easy to use as part of daily maths lessons
- Designed for primary classrooms in Ireland
This journal also strengthens communication between school and home, giving parents insight into their child’s learning.
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Key Features of Maths Journal
The key features of the Maths Chats Journal are:
- Introductory page for parents, explaining the use of journals.
- Ideas for parents about how they can support their child with maths at home.
- Overview of the strands of the Primary Maths Curriculum for pupils and parents.
- My Thoughts about Maths record sheet - capturing Pupil Voice at the beginning and end of the school year Maths Journal Prompt words/phrases for pupils.
- Vocabulary record for new Maths language acquired during the year.
- Colourful journal entry pages with space for prompts and
teacher/parent comment.
Key Points for Teachers
- We want the pupils to be excited about writing in their journals – it is a free space for them to make their thinking visible in a creative and non-restrictive way.
- Initially, pupils may need some support modelling how the journals ‘can’ be used – encourage the use of drawings, mind maps, labels, writing etc.
- It can be useful to show them some of the work samples in the teacher resources section of the website.
- It is important that pupils know that their journals are being monitored regularly. While I do not advocate correcting them in the formal sense, the comment section, and informal conversations, can be a valuable way of providing feedback.
- When we notice mistakes/misconceptions in the journals, we can record these in our own notes, and adapt our teaching to support the learner. It is important for us, and the pupils, that we see mistakes as learning opportunities and not failures.
- The Primary Mathematics Curriculum reminds us that: “During the mathematical learning process, assessment is likely to occur incidentally, intuitively and in response to contingency moments i.e. unplanned and unexpected responses from the child.” (Page 37).
Shipping
Flat rate shipping: €10. Free on orders over €65. Maths Journals are shipped within two days of order confirmation.
Manufacturing
Our Maths Journals are manufactured both in Ireland. We carefully select our manufacturing partners to ensure our products are high quality and a fair value.