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Teaching
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Christmas Website Games:
Click below for:
Ten Maths Puzzles and the Answers
Christmas Film Quiz and Answers
(taken from QI's 2007 Christmas Special)
Good and free websites:
Loads of free resources for teachers - super stuff. The bloke who runs it is a real teacher and everything, so actually knows what he's talking about.
A fantastic site for both games and resources.
The games on here are pretty good - Rush Hour is nice.
The site isn't all good, but these logic puzzles are quite nice!
Lots of games (all along the same lines) but for loads of different topics. Unfortunately you have to pay membership now, but some games are free still.
This has some slightly odd games but also loads of maths type puzzles - always worth a look.
I really like the "Genius Boxing" on this one, but lots of other games too.
Not easy to navigate but some good stuff on here (lots of animations of 3D shapes and stuff that's difficult to draw on the board). The featured game "Siji" is very addictive too!
Lots of games on here, the best being the "Math Movies" with Leon the Chameleon and the "Fishy Fractions".
Lots of games here for various topics.
Worksheets to look at:
Number
Properties of Number Cricket Counties
Multiples and Factors Football Teams
Algebra
Coded Sequences - Capital Cities
Shape and Space
Yin and Yang plus Medieval Octagon Constructions
Regular Polygon Table and Answers
Name the 2D Shapes in the Jail
Handling Data
Using and Applying
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here useful, and want to offer your own ideas or suggestions. If so, please e-mail me at:
I am always happy to hear constructive criticism, as I am subject to deconstructive criticism via Ofsted on a regular basis – although a bit more wouldn’t hurt I suppose.