Download, print and cut out the 4 squares and 8 triangles, and fit them together correctly to find a message!
Download, print and cut out the 4 squares and 8 triangles, and fit them together correctly to find a message!
Here is a useful interactive white board tool on addition from www.mymaths.co.uk
http://www.mymaths.co.uk/samples/sampleLessonAdding2digitNumbers.swf
Download and print these dominoes and cut them out. (Each card is made of two squares.) Find a friend to play with. Share the cards out . First player places any card on the table. Second player has to match one of his/her cards with the one on the table. If you can’t go it’s the other players turn. First player to place all his cards is the winner. Check you have got them right by looking at the solution.
Entry 3 Vocabulary Dominoes Solution
This resource was updated October 2012
This great free software enables you to create your own mathematical jigsaws or dominoes. You choose the shape (hexagon, rhombus, parallelogram, rectangle or even a parquet). You print off on card and laminate or just print on paper and cut up.
Just like Blue Peter here are some I made earlier.
Calculations This is ideal for ESOL students revising words for the 4 rules.
To download the free software so you can make your own go to Hermitech Laboratory and download Formulator Tarsia.
I guess there are numeracy teachers all over the country with libraries of these jigsaws! If you would like to share yours with everybody please send me your masterpieces and I will endeavour to publish them here. Mr Barton Maths.com has an amazing collection of 550 jigsaws on his website here.
This exercise is to help ESOL students with their mathematical vocabulary. When you have checked your answers refresh your page and you will get a new exercise.
Here is an on-line version of the ancient game of Merrelles or Nine Man’s Morris. Scroll down to read the instructions.
Why not make your own board to play this game? You can draw the board on card and use coins or whatever you can find for the counters. You need 9 counters in 2 colours.
Many of the activities on this site are made with Hot Potatoes. You can download this software for free here. There is an on-line tutorial here to teach yourself how to make them.
Here is a video showing how to make a quiz.
Another great game from Transum on metric and imperial units
Can you complete the missing angles in this interactive worksheet from Transum?
To see why angles in a triangle add up to 180 degrees see this demo.
Here is the second (calculator) paper with video answers from Maths made easy.