11 Key Stage 2 Numeracy (Calculation) interactive resources.
Maths Shape & Weight interactive resources and activities for your IWB.
Also for teachers, parents & children at home with a PC or Mac
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Double Function Machine
Two operation function machine with options to hide numbers and set all operations and numbers.
Alginon's Algebra
Explore 2 step algebraic equations, hide and reveal elements in the expression. Also includes an assessment activity.
Compare Numbers
Compare number size and place the greater or less than sign in the correct place. Three levels of numbers to 100, 1000 & 10000
Leapfrog
Traditional frog jumping puzzle. Can you swap the green and blue fogs over? How few moves does it take? What if the number of frogs were to change?
Crazy Counter
Can you reach the target number in as few clicks as possible? Makes use of doubling and halving strategies in working towards a target number.
Near Doubles
Similar to Crazy Counter but with different parameters. Makes use of doubling and halving strategies.
Number Balance KS2
The KS 2 version of this activity for developing understanding of simple equations. Hide individual numbers or symbols as you wish. Uses the < and > symbols as well as =.
Magic Number Cauldron
Using a Macbeth style backdrop ingredients are added to the witches cauldron to make a number spell The activity needs supporting via teacher questioning but the basic objective is to work out the function of each ingredient.
Number Cauldron lesson outline
Algebra Quiz
This is a two-step algebra equation quiz to support the understanding of algebraic expressions. 15 multiple choice questions with built in answer checking.
Times Tables Quiz
This is a times tables quiz to support the understanding of multiplication tables. 15 multiple choice questions with built in answer checking.
Division
How many 9's are there in 72? How many 6's in 36? To answer this question and many more, you need division. You can do simple division in your head. Division using larger numbers can be written down using long division.
