I designed this Math Class Music video so the children just see dice being thrown again and again for 30 minutes. It is something you could put on your whiteboard while children are working in their books. It is relaxing to watch and of course, if a parent or another teacher comes in, they will dice and numbers and be convinced you have got the right math working atmosphere. Try Math Class Music and see if it makes a difference in your class. Do this while children colour something related to maths.

I created this maths class music video by throwing dice for 30 minutes. It is calming, and repetitive, which means the children will not be distracted by the screen. However, any parent, teacher, senior management figure coming in will see the screen, see the dice and instantly know that dice and numbers are being used to generate an active, fun maths learning environment. Try this maths class music and see if it helps your class remain relaxed and focused.

I created this 2 Dice Math Game as I needed to play a game with 2 dice with my students. The video is 10 minutes long so you will hopefully not need to restart it to carry on the game. The dice could also be used for adding numbers together, multiplying them or generating 2 digit numbers for use in the class room. I hope you enjoy playing the 2 Dice Math Game as much as my class does.

Introducing the 2 Dice Math Game! I created this 2 Dice Math Game to bring an exciting and interactive element to math lessons with my students. With a runtime of just 10 minutes, the accompanying video provides a smooth and engaging experience, so you won’t need to restart it to continue the game. This game is not only fun but also versatile! The dice can be used for various math activities, including: Adding Numbers Together: Challenge students to roll the dice and sum the results, reinforcing their addition skills. Multiplying the Results: Take it a step further by using the rolled numbers to practice multiplication, making math practice dynamic and enjoyable. Generating Two-Digit Numbers: Use the dice to create two-digit numbers for different classroom activities, such as comparing values or ordering numbers. The 2 Dice Math Game is designed to foster collaboration, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills among students. I hope you and your class enjoy playing this game as much as my students do. It’s a fantastic way to make math practice engaging and interactive! Get ready to roll the dice and have some fun while learning!

I teach a lot online. I wanted to develop a long 2 Dice Maths Game video so I can play and every child can see. These 2 dice could be also used to generate lots of 2-digit numbers, multiply numbers, add the dots. There are endless different fun dice maths games you can play with your students. I hope you really enjoy this 2 Dice Maths Game.

I created this 1 Dice Maths Game so I can play endless classroom games with my students. This 1 Dice Math Game is 10 minutes long, so you have plenty of time to complete any fun classroom maths games. The 1 Dice Maths Game could also be used to generate numbers for counting spots, adding or multiplying different numbers. It could also be used to work out how often different numbers appear on a dice. I really hope you find my 1 Dice Maths Game useful.

Here is my 3 Dice Math Game video. You can use it to play games with 3 dice, generate three-digit numbers or a 2-difit number and a 1 digit number. How many different numbers can you make from 3 dice? There are endless ways of using this resource. I really hope you find this 3 Dice Math Game as useful as I have.

I created a 2 Dice 2 Colours Maths Game so you can play any game requiring 2 dice. As they are different colours, you can also take the 2 dice and say, the red dice is the tens and the white dice is the units and generate lots of different 2-digit numbers. There are lots of different exciting 2 Dice 2 Colours Maths Games you can play. I really hope you enjoy this video.

I could not find any fun, free Year 1 Mental Maths tests. While I made a get set of PowerPoints yesrs ago, I have discovered, like everyone else, I simply don’t use PowerPoints anymore. I focus much more on YouTube and other video services. I thought I should get my resources up to date and so I have added a Year 1 Term 1 Mental Maths Test 1 for you to use.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y3 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y2 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y2 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y2 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y2 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y1 designed to be done fortnightly.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y1 designed to be done fortnightly. Following the tests, teachers and pupils discuss and compare different strategies used to solve the problems. To date evidence suggests that mental calculations have increased whole school attainment and accelerated pupils' progress. Introduction and project focus.

Mental arithmetic tests for Y1 designed to be done fortnightly. Following the tests, teachers and pupils discuss and compare different strategies used to solve the problems. To date evidence suggests that mental calculations have increased whole school attainment and accelerated pupils' progress. Introduction and project focus.

I am now converting all my PowerPoint presentations into YouTube videos PowerPoint Combos. This means teachers can teach the lesson using either the PowerPoint or Youtube version of the lesson and then share the YouTube lesson with their students’ parents. This lesson can then be repeated at home as additional homework. I always loved using Wigan maths with my class. I have built an entire set of teaching resources around these defunct tests as I think teachers still want to be able to access and use them as a way of preparing for different assessment tests. I have arranged it so you can either let your class do it all at once or the more efficient revision method where you do a question, check the answer as a class and then discuss the different ways of solving the problem.