Revise maths-based keywords using this interactive classroom and homeschooling app. Practice mode: No time limit just work out the maths keywords. The app will track how many were right or wrong but there are no further penalties. Useful for classroom activities on an IWB or for stress-free revision. Challenge Mode: Rearrange 10 maths keywords within […]
This interactive place value teaching resource is for teaching and learning about how to order 2, 3 or 4-digit numbers. This place value teaching resource has two modes: A practice mode for parents and teachers to explain and model their reasoning about how to place numbers in order of size. Alternatively, children can just play with […]
This educational resource is for children to develop and practise their skills with multiplication and help them to memorise the times tables. It is produced by A*Star Education who are the developers of Code the Curriculum which is an innovative product that develops coding skills and links them with other aspects of the curriculum. […]
This interactive place value teaching and learning resource is designed to encourage children to think about how place value relates to addition. It is modelled on a question that first appeared in England’s Key Stage 2 SATs. This resource has two modes: A practice mode for parents and teachers to explain and model their reasoning about […]
Dice have many uses in the classroom but they tend to lead to chaos as they roll off tables or not everybody can see them. Use these interactive dice in the classroom on tablets, computers and IWBs. Choose 1,2, or 3 six-sided dice and click to roll them. Go to interactive classroom dice. If you are […]
Fraction charts are useful to show fractions and their equivalents. This resource does this using traditional horizontal fraction bars and the pie-chart-style ones shown. Toggle between the two types and adjust which fractions are shown. Go to fraction board teaching resource. […]
Use this resource to model isometric drawing or let children practise with it on a computer or tablet. Just drag from one dot to another to draw in different colours or erase lines. An undo button is also useful. The dots themselves can be faded out to be less dominant. Go to isometric drawing teaching […]