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 […]
A classroom staple, the Geoboard is good for teaching many things. Shapes, symmetry, and coordinates. Use this one for all of these as a grid and axes numbers can be toggled on and off. Drag the bands on to the screen and then manipulate them. Go to free online Geoboard resource. […]
Develop multiplication skills in the context of area of rectangles using this resource. One number is missing from the question but the player must still drag a rectangle to equal the numbers that are included. A wrong answer or exceeding the time limit ends the game. 20 correct wins the game. Go to Show the […]
Set the angle to the given amount before the time runs out. The first 10 questions have an error margin of +/- 10 and the next ten require a greater accuracy of just +/-5. You can be wrong, and the game will tell you what angle you have set, but you must correct it before […]
Show how to use an angle measurer on an IWB or tablet. Generate new angles at the tap of a button. To help reading of the scale use the handy magnifier facility. Go to angle measure teaching resource. […]
For lessons on reading temperature from a scale. This resource includes two thermometers to read. One that covers only positive Celsius numbers and one that dips into negatives. Useful for group and class teaching when you need plenty of scale examples from which to read. Tap scale to change the temperature range. Tap New for […]