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Maths for early years
Year 2 Spring Term Using Odd And Even Numbers - Full Lesson + Fun Quiz (Term 2 Week 8 Lesson 2)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Counting and Properties of Numbers
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Counting and Properties of Numbers lesson because it combines fun, movement, and creativity! The mental warm-up game “Add the throw” gets them actively involved as they choose a multiple of 10 and add the number rolled on the dice, which not only warms them up numerically but also adds an element of excitement. As they create and describe patterns using odd and even numbers, they will enjoy the challenge of making their patterns unique and sharing their creations with classmates. The interactive nature of this lesson allows students to express their own ideas while building on the concepts of number patterns.
Sample Questions
Can you explain how you created your pattern? What makes it odd or even?
When you describe a pattern, which words help convey whether it is odd or even?
After checking each other’s patterns, what did you notice about the descriptions? Were they accurate?
Benefits to Teachers
Dynamic Learning Environment: The lesson engages students through movement and hands-on activities, making math enjoyable and memorable.
Clear Learning Objectives: The focus on recognizing odd and even numbers, as well as pattern creation, helps streamline instruction and assessment.
Collaborative Learning: Encouraging students to check each other’s work fosters a supportive classroom community and enhances peer learning.
Encouragement of Critical Thinking: This lesson promotes the use of reasoning and descriptive language, helping students articulate their mathematical thinking.
In summary, this Counting and Properties of Numbers lesson provides students with engaging, hands-on experiences that deepen their understanding of odd and even numbers and patterns. They’ll gain confidence in creating and describing patterns, enhancing their mathematical skills in a fun way.
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#Counting #OddAndEven #NumberPatterns #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Identify Odd And Even Numbers Full Exciting Lesson + Fun Quiz (Term 2 Week 8 Lesson 1)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Counting and Properties of Numbers
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Counting and Properties of Numbers lesson because it invites them to explore numbers in a fun and interactive way. The mental warm-up, which involves listening to a sequence of number operations and calculating the end number, engages their minds and gets them thinking critically about mathematics. Identifying odd and even numbers through hands-on activities, like sorting dominoes, makes the learning experience tangible and enjoyable. The element of prediction in their investigations of odd and even totals adds excitement and encourages a sense of inquiry.
Sample Questions
How can you determine if a number is odd or even? Can you explain your reasoning?
What predictions can you make about the sums of dots on dominoes? Are there more odd or even totals?
When sorting the dominoes, what patterns do you notice about the odd and even totals?
Benefits to Teachers
Engaging Activities: The lesson incorporates interactive tasks that promote collaboration and critical thinking among students.
Focused Learning Objectives: The clear objectives help guide students in recognizing odd and even numbers, as well as developing problem-solving skills.
Hands-On Experience: Sorting dominoes provides a visual and kinesthetic way to understand odd and even numbers, enhancing retention of the concepts.
Promoting Reasoning Skills: This lesson encourages students to explain their methods and reasoning, fostering deeper understanding and mathematical communication.
In summary, this Counting and Properties of Numbers lesson offers students engaging and meaningful experiences that enhance their understanding of odd and even numbers. They will gain confidence in investigating number problems and puzzles while developing essential reasoning skills.
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#Counting #OddAndEven #NumberProperties #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Recognise And Describe Line Symmetry Full Lesson + Fun Quiz (Term 2 Week 6 Lesson 3)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Shape and Space
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Shape and Space lesson as it combines art with mathematics in an exciting way. The mental warm-up task of ordering weights challenges their critical thinking and engages them before diving into the main content. As they continue to explore lines of symmetry, students will get hands-on experience creating symmetrical patterns using paint, paper, pegs, or pegboards. This interactive approach not only fosters creativity but also reinforces their understanding of symmetry in a fun and memorable way.
Sample Questions
What does it mean for a shape to be symmetrical? Can you give an example?
How did you create your symmetrical pattern? What materials did you use?
Can you find and list some letters from the alphabet that are symmetrical?
Benefits to Teachers
Interactive Learning: The lesson engages students through creative activities, making learning enjoyable and effective.
Clear Learning Objectives: Students will focus on solving problems and recognizing patterns, which helps streamline assessment and instruction.
Hands-On Activities: Creating symmetrical patterns allows students to connect abstract concepts with real-world applications, enhancing comprehension.
Skill Development: This lesson fosters essential skills, including critical thinking, artistic expression, and an understanding of symmetry, which are foundational in mathematics.
In summary, this Shape and Space lesson provides students with meaningful experiences that deepen their understanding of line symmetry. They will gain confidence in recognizing and creating symmetrical patterns, making math both enjoyable and relevant.
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#ShapeAndSpace #Symmetry #Patterns #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Recognise And Describe Line Symmetry Full Lesson + Fun Quiz (Term 2 Week 6 Lesson 2)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Shape and Space
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Shape and Space lesson because it encourages creativity while reinforcing important mathematical concepts. The mental warm-up question about weights intrigues them and gets them thinking about numbers in a practical context. As they explore line symmetry, students will enjoy finding symmetrical letters and creating their own symmetrical patterns using paint or pegs. This hands-on experience allows them to express their artistic side while developing critical problem-solving skills.
Sample Questions
Can you name some letters that are symmetrical? What makes them symmetrical?
How can you tell if a pattern is symmetrical? Can you give an example?
When creating your symmetrical patterns, what materials did you find most effective? Why?
Benefits to Teachers
Engaging Activities: The lesson includes interactive tasks that foster collaboration and creativity, keeping students motivated and focused.
Clear Learning Objectives: The objectives guide students in recognizing patterns and understanding line symmetry, making it easier for teachers to assess comprehension.
Hands-On Learning: Creating symmetrical patterns with various materials enhances student understanding of symmetry in a tangible way, reinforcing theoretical concepts.
Developing Critical Skills: This lesson helps students develop their problem-solving abilities, artistic skills, and understanding of symmetry, which are vital for their overall mathematical education.
In summary, this Shape and Space lesson provides students with engaging experiences that deepen their understanding of line symmetry and patterns. They will gain confidence in recognizing and creating symmetrical designs, making math both fun and relevant.
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#ShapeAndSpace #Symmetry #Patterns #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Recognise And Describe Turning Movements Full Lesson + Quiz (Term 2 Week 6 Lesson 1)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Shape and Space
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Shape and Space lesson because it combines creativity with geometry in an engaging way. The mental warm-up, which prompts them to share what they know about the number 100, gets them thinking critically and sharing ideas. Learning about turning movements and the concept of right angles through hands-on activities keeps students actively engaged. By creating a ‘right angle measurer’ and exploring their surroundings for right angles, they will find geometry in everyday life, making the lesson both relevant and fun.
Sample Questions
What do you understand by a right angle? Can you describe it?
After using your right angle measurer, can you find an object in the classroom that has a right angle?
Can you name a shape that has corners greater than a right angle? What about one with corners less than a right angle?
Benefits to Teachers
Interactive and Engaging: The lesson encourages active participation, allowing students to collaborate and express their understanding of turning movements.
Focused Learning Objectives: The objectives help guide students in recognizing turning movements and understanding angles, making assessment straightforward.
Hands-On Experience: Cutting out and using the ‘right angle measurer’ allows students to connect theoretical concepts to practical applications, enhancing retention.
Skill Development: This lesson helps students develop spatial awareness, critical thinking, and geometric vocabulary, all essential for a solid foundation in mathematics.
In summary, this Shape and Space lesson provides students with meaningful experiences that deepen their understanding of angles and turning movements. They will gain confidence in recognizing right angles and describing different types of turns, making math accessible and enjoyable.
Hashtags
#ShapeAndSpace #Geometry #RightAngles #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Half And Quarter Turns Full PowerPoint Lesson + Maths Quiz (Term 2 Week 5 Lesson 5)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Shape and Space
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Shape and Space lesson as it invites them to engage with movement and creativity. The mental warm-up, asking, “What do we know about the number 10?”, stimulates their thinking and encourages them to share their ideas. As they explore turning movements, students will enjoy making patterns with identical tiles, using quarter turns to create visually appealing designs. This hands-on approach not only makes learning fun but also enhances their spatial awareness and understanding of movement.
Sample Questions
Can you explain what a quarter turn looks like? How about a half turn?
How does turning clockwise differ from turning anti-clockwise?
After making your pattern, how did you decide which way to turn your tiles?
Benefits to Teachers
Interactive Learning: The lesson promotes active participation, enabling students to collaborate and express their ideas while exploring geometric concepts.
Clear Learning Objectives: The objectives focus on recognizing and describing turning movements, helping teachers evaluate student comprehension effectively.
Hands-On Experience: By creating patterns with tiles, students gain practical experience with spatial concepts, making the lesson more relatable and memorable.
Skill Enhancement: This lesson develops students’ understanding of directional language, turning movements, and pattern creation, which are essential skills in mathematics.
In summary, this Shape and Space lesson provides students with enjoyable, meaningful experiences that deepen their understanding of movement and patterns. They will gain confidence in recognizing and describing turns, making geometry accessible and fun.
Hashtags
#ShapeAndSpace #Geometry #TurningMovements #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Mass Full Interactive PowerPoint Lesson + Mental Maths Quiz (Term 2 Week 5 Lesson 4)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Mass
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love the Mass lesson because it combines exciting hands-on activities with valuable learning outcomes. The mental warm-up, featuring questions about different numbers, engages their minds and encourages them to think critically. As they continue exploring mass, students will enjoy measuring and comparing weights using standard units, which makes the learning experience tangible and relatable. The challenge of estimating the correct size of a plastic bag to hold 50g of a substance adds a fun twist to the lesson, making it more interactive and engaging.
Sample Questions
How can you determine which food package is the heaviest? What steps would you take?
After weighing the items, were your estimates for the size of the plastic bag accurate? Explain.
Can you list three different standard units of mass that we can use to measure?
Benefits to Teachers
Interactive and Engaging: The lesson promotes active participation, fostering a dynamic classroom environment where students learn from one another.
Clear Learning Objectives: The objectives focus on problem-solving and using mass-related vocabulary, helping teachers assess student understanding effectively.
Real-Life Applications: By incorporating food packages and practical measurement, students can see how mass is relevant in their daily lives.
Skill Development: This lesson enhances students’ abilities to measure accurately, compare weights, and use mathematical language, which are essential skills for their overall education.
In summary, this Mass lesson provides students with meaningful experiences in measurement while making the learning process enjoyable. They will develop confidence in solving measurement problems and understanding mass, which are crucial skills for their academic success.
Hashtags
#Mass #Measurement #Weight #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Mass Full Lesson Interactive PowerPoint + Mental Maths Quiz (Term 2 Week 5 Lesson 3)
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Mass
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love this Mass lesson because it actively engages them in the learning process while developing essential skills. The mental warm-up, “I am thinking of a pair of numbers with a difference of how much?”, stimulates their critical thinking and numerical reasoning. As they continue their exploration of mass, students will enjoy estimating the order of different items and using simple measuring equipment to verify their guesses. The hands-on experience with food packages encourages them to connect what they learn in the classroom to real-world scenarios, making math both relevant and enjoyable.
Sample Questions
What do you think the heaviest item will be? Why?
After estimating, how did your guesses compare to the actual weights?
Can you explain how you used the measuring equipment to check your order?
Benefits to Teachers
Engaging Activities: The lesson encourages active participation, fostering a collaborative and dynamic learning environment.
Focused Learning Objectives: The objectives help teachers guide students in using mass-related vocabulary, measuring equipment, and estimation skills.
Real-World Relevance: By using everyday food packages, students can see the application of mass in their daily lives, enhancing their understanding.
Skill Development: This lesson builds students’ abilities to estimate, measure accurately, and utilize mathematical language, which are vital for their overall education.
In summary, this Mass lesson provides students with valuable experiences in measurement while keeping the learning process enjoyable. They will gain confidence in estimating and comparing weights, which are crucial skills for their academic journey.
Hashtags
#Mass #Measurement #Weight #Year2 #PrimaryEducation #MathSkills #TeachingResources
Year 2 Spring Term - Understanding Number Sequences - (Term 2 Week 1 Lesson 1)
Number Sequences
Free Sample - Try before you buy - Number Sequences - Week 1
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-13163731
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-11565981
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will love this lesson because it involves engaging activities that encourage participation! By using colorful cubes and beads, they can visualize number patterns, making learning fun and interactive. The mental warm-up activity sets a positive tone for the lesson, ensuring that students are excited and ready to learn.
Sample Questions
What is the next number in this sequence?
10, 20, 30, 40, …
A) 45
B) 50
C) 55
D) 60
How would you show 22 if ○ represents 1 and ● represents 10?
A) ○○●●
B) ●●○○
C) ●●○
D) ●○○
What number comes next in this sequence?
4, 14, 24, 34, …
A) 40
B) 42
C) 44
D) 46
Benefits to Teachers
Teachers will find this lesson beneficial as it provides a structured approach to teaching number sequences. The lesson plan includes clear objectives, engaging activities, and assessment opportunities, making it easy to implement in the classroom. Additionally, the interactive PowerPoint presentations keep students attentive and focused, while the daily quizzes reinforce learning.
Hashtags
#Math #Education #PrimaryMaths #NumberSequences #TeachingResources #InteractiveLearning #Year2
FREE Year 2 Spring Term Week 1 Number Sequence PowerPoints, quizzes, and lesson plans
Year 2 Maths Resources: Number Sequences
Full 11 weeks course of teaching Year 2 Primary Maths Spring Term - only £5
Link to Course
Every lesson includes an interactive fun PowerPoint for learning the lesson, a daily mental maths quiz on the topic, and a detailed lesson plan.
Why Students Will Love This Lesson
Students will enjoy the engaging activities focused on Number Sequences! The interactive nature of counting on and back in steps of 10, combined with colorful cubes or beads, makes learning enjoyable and hands-on. They will appreciate the challenge of creating their own number patterns and working collaboratively to discover the rules behind sequences.
Sample Questions:
If we start at 10, what is the number after counting back by 10?
Create a number pattern starting from 20 using the ‘+10’ rule.
What comes next in the sequence: 0, 10, 20, __?
Benefits to Teachers
Comprehensive Resources: Each lesson is structured with clear learning objectives and engaging activities.
Interactive Learning Environment: The use of physical objects like beads encourages participation and makes abstract concepts tangible.
Differentiation Opportunities: Educational challenges allow teachers to adapt tasks based on students’ individual needs and abilities.
Assessment Ready: Teachers can easily assess understanding through the various challenges and group discussions.
Overview of Week 1 Lessons
Lesson 1: Number Sequences
Learning Objectives:
Count on and back in steps of 10.
Describe and continue a sequence.
Create a number pattern.
Mental Warm Up: Complete a mapping diagram with a ‘+10’ rule.
Lesson 2: Counting and Properties of Numbers
Learning Objectives:
Count on and back in steps.
Describe and continue a number pattern.
Make predictions.
Mental Warm Up: Count back in steps of ten when I clap my hands.
Lesson 3: Number Sequences
Learning Objectives:
Count on or back in steps.
Describe and continue number patterns.
Make predictions.
Mental Warm Up: Collect a card between 0 and 30 and guess the next number in the sequence.
Hashtags
#Year2Maths #NumberSequences #InteractiveLearning #TeachingResources #MathFun #PrimaryEducation #EduResources
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Year 1 Christmas Quizzes across the Curriculum!
Celebrate the Festive Season with Our Christmas Quiz Resources for Primary School!
This holiday season, engage your young learners with our interactive Christmas Quiz resources designed for Year 1 and other primary school grades! Each resource includes a PowerPoint presentation and lesson plan to make learning fun and festive.
Explore Our Exciting Offerings:
Year 1 Christmas Computing Quiz and Fun-filled Lesson Plan – Introduce computing concepts to Year 1 students with an engaging quiz that makes learning enjoyable.
Year 1 Christmas Geography Quiz and Lesson Plan – Foster an understanding of geography through a festive-themed quiz tailored for Year 1 learners.
Year 1 Christmas History PowerPoint Quiz and Lesson Plan – Bring history to life for Year 1 students with an interactive quiz that celebrates the holiday spirit.
Year 1 Christmas Maths Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Make math enjoyable for Year 1 students with a fun Christmas quiz that reinforces key concepts.
Year 1 Christmas Science PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Explore the wonders of science with a festive quiz designed specifically for Year 1 students.
KS1 Christmas Food Quiz, Answer Sheet, and Lesson Plan – Engage KS1 students with a delightful quiz about Christmas foods, complete with an answer sheet for easy assessment.
Ultimate KS1 Christmas Quiz, Student Answer Sheet, and Lesson Plan – Provide a comprehensive quiz experience for KS1 students, ensuring a fun and festive learning environment.
1st Grade Christmas Math Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Challenge your 1st graders with a festive math quiz that makes learning enjoyable.
Christmas Science Quiz for Kindergarten and Lesson Plan – Engage young learners with a fun science quiz that incorporates holiday themes.
Grade 1 Christmas History PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Make history come alive for Grade 1 students with a festive-themed lesson.
Grade 1 Christmas Science PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Reinforce science concepts with an engaging Christmas quiz designed for Grade 1 students.
Grade 1 Geography Christmas Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Help your Grade 1 students understand geography through a fun and interactive Christmas quiz.
Pre-K Christmas Math Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan – Introduce early math concepts to Pre-K students with a festive quiz that encourages learning through play.
Free Resources to Brighten Your Classroom:
10 FREE Christmas Posters to Brighten Up Any Primary School Classroom! – Decorate your classroom with vibrant Christmas posters that inspire creativity and holiday spirit.
15 FREE Christmas Posters to Brighten Up Any Classroom! Share Them With Everyone! – Enjoy a variety of Christmas-themed posters that can be shared across classrooms.
10 FREE Christmas Verb Posters - Describe Different Christmas Actions – Help your students learn verbs associated with Christmas through colorful and engaging posters.
Big Christmas Grammar Book: 101 Worksheets for English Lessons – Enhance your English lessons with a comprehensive collection of worksheets focused on Christmas.
Christmas Big Grammar Book Intermediate Book 1 – Provide your students with an intermediate grammar resource filled with holiday-themed exercises.
Christmas Picture Frame Lesson Plan – Engage students with a creative project that allows them to design their own Christmas picture frames.
These resources are perfect for educators looking to enrich their holiday curriculum and make learning festive and enjoyable.
Download your Christmas quiz resources today and let the festive learning begin!
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#ChristmasQuiz #PrimaryEducation #Year1 #KS1 #ChristmasLearning #InteractiveLearning #FreeResources #ChristmasPosters #MathQuiz #ScienceQuiz #GeographyQuiz #HistoryQuiz #ComputingQuiz
Pre-K Christmas Math Quiz PowerPoint and Lesson Plan
Why Kids Will Love the Pre-K Christmas Math Quiz Lesson!
The Pre-K Christmas Math Quiz is a delightful journey into the world of math, wrapped in the joy of the holiday season! Here’s why young learners will absolutely love this lesson:
A Festive Introduction
From the very start, students will be immersed in the holiday spirit! Gathering in a circle and anticipating a fun Christmas math adventure creates excitement and sets a cheerful tone for the lesson.
Engaging and Hands-On Activities
The lesson features interactive activities that allow students to touch and count real Christmas objects like candy canes and ornaments. This hands-on approach makes learning tangible and fun, fostering a deeper connection to the math concepts being taught.
Relatable Themes
Using Christmas-themed props makes the lesson relatable and relevant. Children love the holidays, and by connecting math to their favorite festive items, they’ll find joy in practicing skills like counting and shape recognition.
Visual Learning
With large flashcards and a Christmas tree shape cutout, visual learners will thrive! The colorful visuals capture their attention and help them better understand the concepts of counting, shapes, and sizes.
Fun and Interactive Games
Activities like the Size Comparison Game encourage movement and participation. Kids will enjoy discussing which stocking is the smallest or biggest while using words like “small,” “medium,” and “big.” This playful interaction keeps the energy high and the learning engaging.
Sense of Accomplishment
As students participate and grasp each concept, their confidence will grow. The encouraging atmosphere, filled with praise for their efforts, will make them feel like math experts, ready to take on more challenges.
Celebration and Recap
Ending the lesson with a fun recap and counting to 10 using “Ho, ho, ho!” adds a festive twist, leaving students with smiles and laughter. They will feel accomplished and eager to share what they learned with their families.
Adaptable for All Learners
The lesson includes adaptations for different learning needs, ensuring that every child can participate and feel successful. This inclusivity fosters a sense of belonging and community in the classroom.
In summary, the Pre-K Christmas Math Quiz is not just a lesson; it’s a joyful experience that transforms essential math skills into a festive celebration. Kids will leave feeling excited about math and the holiday season, creating wonderful memories of learning!
Fun mental math - a daily maths challenge
Fun Mental Math Challenge!
Get ready to sharpen your calculation skills with this exciting Fun Mental Math activity! In this challenge, you will be given 5 randomly picked numbers. Your task is to use 4 number operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) to get as close to 100 as possible.
This engaging exercise is designed for kids to work on online, helping them develop their mental math skills while having fun!
If you enjoy this fun mental math quiz, be sure to try it again tomorrow for more challenges and practice!
Fun Multiplication Quiz - a new one updated daily.
I wanted to create a fun multiplication quiz for my students. I wanted one I cpuld easily make each day for the students. I will be uploading a new movie each day. The idea is that you take these numbers and multiply them by the timetable of your choice!
This fun multiplication quiz lets you test all the class at the same time, as each child is simply working with their own multiplication times table.
Daily Mental Maths Practice
I wanted to give me students daily mental maths practice in a fun and different way. I have provided a way of generating pairs of numbers using a spinning top. The numbers could be added together, subtracted from each other, the numbers could be multiplied or divided, depending on the age and ability of your class. This test is designed so different children in the same class could be doing the same test, but with different number operations. This means every child is actively involved in the lesson! This daily mental maths practice will be updated on a daily basis!
Daily Multiplication Quiz - Day 2
I have set myself the task of creating a Daily Multiplication Quiz - Day 2 - for my students. I found a cool old board in a junk shop and then went about using it to generate as many different numbers as I wanted in an exciting way. The kids who have tried this lesson have all really enjoyed themselves. Even better, if you try theDaily Multiplication Quiz - Day 2 - you will find you can have all the kids working on different times tables and still take the quiz as a whole class. You can even use it to teach them how to subtract numbers from 100 instead. Each day come back and try another version of this fun game!
Daily random numbers - Maths game
Daily random numbers - Maths game. Every day I will generate 8 new numbers and as a creative maths teacher you can use them in the classroom.
You could simply get the kids to make as many additions as possible in a certain amount of time, you could get them to add, divide, multiply or sort.
If you stop the video after only 5 numbers, you could the class to work out how they can make 100 or as near to 100 as possible with just 5 numbers. It is a whole new concept in maths. Every day, for your maths warmup, you simply show them the latest video and then devise a simple, high speed maths game.
You could even differentiate by getting different table to complete different tasks, all using the same numbers.
Daily Multiplication Test - Day 3
Here is my Daily Multiplication Test - Day 3 which I use in my classroom. The children choose their own multiplication test and then we multiply each number by the chosen number in 10 seconds. The children could also use the same numbers to subtract from 100.,
Fun Random Number Math Game + Spinner Template
Fun Random Number Math Game - where I sound like a chipmunk. I generate 8 different numbers each day which my students use for adding, subtracting, multiplying and other exciting maths games. I sometimes just give them the first 5 numbers in the video and ask them to work out how they could make the number 100 using the 4 different number operations.
4 Dice Math Game and Dice Template
4 Dice Math Game was designed for teachers who need to use 4 dice in the classroom for a number of different reasons. They might need to generate 4 digit numbers, the dice could be used to make 2 x 2-digit numbers for math class.
I made a full 10 minutes of dice shaking so teachers could start anywhere in the video to get completely random shakes every time. This is also an excellent resource for students to use to work out the probability of different numbers coming up.