Here in one ActivInspire flipchart are the essential models and images for teaching maths at primary level. Teachers are short of time! Searching Google image every time you need something for your flipchart takes ages…so use this instead. It’s full of powerful models and images - you can either copy/paste whole slides or drag around pieces you want and copy/paste into your lessons. This flipchart ‘kit of parts’ includes, for example: Money, numicon, dienes, 100-square, Gattengo charts, 2D & 3D shapes, squared paper, number lines, part-whole models, bar models, ten frames, place value charts, Venn diagrams and much more! It also includes many of the images shared freely by White Rose Maths.

This is a challenging maths reasoning puzzle for Year 5-8 students, based on Euro 2020 / 2021. Students use the clues to complete the group table and work out the results of the six matches played. In particular, the goal difference element provides an opportunity to apply negative numbers skills in context. An explanation of how to progress through the puzzle is included in the ‘presenter notes’ of the first slide. The solution is shown on the second slide.

This is a Smart Notebook file, with lots of useful models and images for (mostly primary) maths lessons. It uses the White Rose Maths free file as a starting point and many other useful things have been added. Teachers are short of time! Searching Google images every time you need something for your Smart Notebook lesson takes ages…so use this instead! It’s full of powerful models and images - you can either copy/paste whole slides or drag around pieces you want and copy/paste into your lessons. This ‘kit of parts’ includes, for example: Money, numicon, dienes, 100-square, Gattegno charts, 2D & 3D shapes, squared paper, number lines, part-whole models, ten frames, place value chart, Venn diagrams and much more.

A probability investigation based on a short game of Snakes and Ladders. Suitable for those at an early stage of learning probability, focused on working systematically through all possible combinations.

A clear summary of 10 key counting concepts that young children need to master. Useful for ITE courses, PGCE students, NQTs & CPD for EYFS and Year 1 teachers. The resource is available as a 1-page summary sheet (perfect to take away and refer back to) and in a larger-format PDF version.

A clear one-pager demonstrating how to build young children’s understanding of the concept of zero. This resource may be useful for supporting teachers’ planning, for Early Maths CPD sessions or for ITT courses.

Fill the empty boxes in this Premier League table. A great Year 5-8 puzzle to review data tables, negative numbers (through the concept of goal difference) and rapid mental arithmetic.

A quick card sort (students can create further examples) enabling thinking about whether rounding is appropriate, or not, or whether the situation demands only rounding up.

This is a challenging maths reasoning puzzle for Year 5-8 students, based on World Cup 2022. Students use the clues to complete the group table and work out the results of the six matches played. In particular, the goal difference element provides an opportunity to apply negative numbers skills in context. An explanation of how to progress through the puzzle is included in the ‘presenter notes’ of the second slide. The solution is shown on the second slide.