(L513) Maths Language I: Prefixes
$5.99 including GSTSometimes, even gifted students start to struggle with maths when the language becomes more complex. One way to help students is to teach them the meaning of commonly used prefixes, suffixes and other words embedded in the vocabulary used in maths questions.
In this ‘No Prep’ therapy pack, we explain the meaning of words like “bi”, “tri”, “quad” and “ped” (foot), each illustrated with high quality photos. Just print and go!
For more information about the impact of language learning difficulties on maths, check out our article: My child used to be so good at maths. What happened?


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