The posters are a perfect way to help reinforce your students timetables. They make a fantastic reference for students to quickly check their answers and they look visually stunning on the wall or bulletin board. Included in this pack: Stripes in the background with black multiples within the numbers Stripes in the background with colored multiples within the numbers Colored Numbers with no background and black multiples within the numbers Blank numbers with black multiples within the numbers Enjoy and please remember to follow me.

This resource contains 2 multiplication mosaics, “The Power of Yet” and “Growth Mindset”.I find they compliment each other extremely well and provide a fun, engaging and creative way for your students to learn their timetables. I have included 2 versions of each, one with a title on it and one without. Just choose which version is best for your class and print them off. They are all ready to go. The student just needs pencils, felts, etc to color it in. If I have a struggling student that does not know their timetables yet, I hand out a timetable chart to them so that they can complete it, or make sure they can see a copy of it on the wall.

This is an adaptation from the classic game "I have...who has...". This game is a tried and tested game in helping students to remember their time tables. It is perfect for either starting you math lesson by activating the students brains or reinforcing their learning after a math lesson. I have included the 7, 8, 9 and 12 time tables loop games that are color coded to make it easy to pack up and sort through them. If you are after the rest of the loop games, take a look in my shop (coming soon as making them this week). Simply print, laminate, cut and reuse. Enjoy

This is an adaptation from the classic game "I have...who has...". This game is a tried and tested game in helping students to remember their time tables. It is perfect for either starting you math lesson by activating the students brains or reinforcing their learning after a math lesson. I have included the 2, 5, 10 and 11 time tables loop games that are color coded to make it easy to pack up and sort through them. If you are after the rest of the loop games, take a look in my shop (coming soon as making them this week). Simply print, laminate, cut and reuse. Enjoy

This is an adaptation from the classic game "I have...who has...". This game is a tried and tested game in helping students to remember their time tables. It is perfect for either starting you math lesson by activating the students brains or reinforcing their learning after a math lesson. I have included the 3, 4, 6 and 7 time tables loop games that are color coded to make it easy to pack up and sort through them. If you are after the rest of the loop games, take a look in my shop (coming soon as making them this week). Simply print, laminate, cut and reuse. Enjoy

A set of 30 fun and engaging back to school themed financial literacy jigsaw puzzles. These money problems help students master the concept of money form spending it, earning it and of course banking it. Although back to school theme, can be used all year round. These cards are in Pounds. Students match the correct amount with the corresponding money word problem. All money amounts are with a pound sign on it. When the students complete the puzzle pieces they can capture the QR code included on each money word problem to enable them to self mark. This means there are less questions for the teacher and we can focus on our teaching without interruptions. These money problems are perfect for math centers, individuals and group rotations. With 30 cards available you could also rotate them around your whole class if you desired. To use the cards, all the teacher needs to do is print them off, laminate and cut out the jigsaw pieces and you are ready to go. They come in 2 handy versions 1. Images on the pound amount puzzle pieces to help students match up the correct money word problem. 2 No images to provide the students with a more challenging match up. Enjoy.

This STEM activity is a great group activity for your students. It combines both engineering and statistics. The students need to work together to complete the challenge given. SCIENCE: Students will use skills in the scientific method: observing, communicating, comparing, organizing, and relating. TECHNOLOGY: Students can document learning through the use of digital technology. ENGINEERING: Students will devise and implement a strategy to construct Marble Roller Device. MATH: Students will explore measurement, graphing, statistics, patterns, and build mathematical knowledge through problem solving

This STEM challenge is fantastic way to bring your class together in a fun and engaging environment. The students are required to build paper chains for as long as they can with the resources given. They need to record their results and graph them. This pack includes both engineering and statistics in it and has everything you need. Just print and go. SCIENCE: Students will use skills in the scientific method: observing, communicating, comparing, organizing, and relating. TECHNOLOGY: Students can document learning through the use of digital technology. ENGINEERING: Students will devise and implement a strategy to construct a chain link system. MATH: Students will explore measurement, graphing, statistics, patterns, and build mathematical knowledge through problem solving Enjoy

The Winter Olympics is here This STEM challenge includes both an engineering challenge and sheets for students to work out the median, mean, range and mode in the context of creating the fastest Luge.. Students are asked to both record and graph their results. This challenge is perfect for the Olympic games and includes everything you need to actively engage your students in team work.

These Morse Secret Codes are perfect to help students learn how to encrypt and decrypt Morse Code messages. They are great at engaging your students with problem solving and help support your stem teaching. Included in this resource are - Writing your name in Morse Code - Five secret messages - Answers have been included Please remember to follow me Enjoy

The Winter Olympics is here This STEM challenge includes both an engineering challenge and sheets for students to work out the median, mean, range and mode in the context of creating a flag pole that raises the Olympic flag the highest. Students are asked to both record and graph their results. This challenge is perfect for the Olympic games and includes everything you need to actively engage your students in team work. Enjoy.

These Binary Code Task Cards are perfect to help students learn how to encrypt and decrypt binary messages as well as understand binary code. They are great at engaging your students with problem solving and help support your computer teaching while unplugged/ Included in this resource are 32 Everyday objects to be converted into Binary Template to create your own Color and black and white version Answers have been included

These Australian themed Number Posters show all the ways that numbers can be represented! I have used high quality images and have used the money notes form Australia to help teach the kids financial literacy. Each poster includes: • Number • Ten frame • Number word • Tally mark(s) • Money amount In this resource I have included the numbers 1 to 20. Simply print, laminate and place on your wall or bulletin board.

This fun and engaging Jeopardy Style Game is the perfect way to bond with your class all year long and learn shapes. I typically put the class into small groups and ask a member of the group to choose a color and number. That is the question that they have to answer. If correct they get one point. Then I move to the next group. Alternatively the whole class answers and then we tally up the points to get a winner. I run it on an interactive whiteboard but would be equally successful on a projector, computer or TV screen. Alternatively it could be run for an individual student on their own device. When you start the game press the shuffle button to randomize the questions ensuring that no game is ever the same. This means that this Jeopardy game came be used multiple times with the one class as it is different every time. This is a PowerPoint Macro Show. To run the game double click the file and make sure you say "yes" to running macros. If you do not the questions will not shuffle correctly. I have tested on a PC but it should work on other devices. If this is your first time with Macros let me know by personal message and I am happy to answer all your questions. Enjoy

This Growth Mindset activity: Building Bridges or simply Bridges is a Japanese logic game originally called “Hashiwokakero” These puzzles will hook both you and your students in and wanting to do more. On each visually stunning puzzle you are given a number of islands where you need to join these islands with bridges. These puzzles are designed to improve your students spatial awareness. This version is slightly easier than my other version and is a great option of your students have never played these types of puzzles. Reasons why solving Building Bridges Puzzles are good for your students It sharpens your critical thinking skills It improves our problem solving skills It helps us in multi-tasking thinking skills It helps stay mentally fit All you need to do is decide if you want color or black and white as both are included. Personally I use color. Print them off and laminate the sheets and you are good to go. Included is also a PowerPoint show to teach you and you students how to play.

A booklet for 2018 and 2019 where students can answer questions about the current month. In this version the students are required to add in the missing numbers for 10 days of each month. This booklet is ideal for students that are still learning or struggling to learn their days of the week. Personally I print it all off and staple it together to make an individual attractive booklet for them to learn from. I made this resource in March and got my student to fill in the previous months as practice. Now my intention is to bring it out once a month for reinforcement. This booklet can be used for small groups, homework, seatwork, or at a math center where it could be laminated. I have also included a certificate of achievement for the students to join the Calendar Club. Thank you and please remember to follow me

This CSI themed telling the time activity will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve problems and puzzles. Students narrow down the suspects by completing the activities and marking them off from the suspect list until one person is left. Who Stole Time? This case includes: Clue 1: Converting form analogue to digital Clue 2: Addition and subtraction of time Clue 3: Addition and subtraction of time Clue 4: Reading a clock face Clue 5: Counting up in 15 minute intervals Answers are included Please remember to follow me. Enjoy

This murder mystery will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve addition math puzzles to solve a murder. Students will need to gather evidence by completing charts, Interview witnesses by sorting through addition equations and compare data to narrow the suspects. Finally they will narrow it down to two suspects, with a final hundred chart puzzle to uncover the truth. Who is the Math Mystery Murderer!!! Enjoy

This CSI themed fraction activity will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve fraction problems and puzzles. Students narrow down the suspects by completing the activities and marking them off from the suspect list until one person is left. Who stole the lunch? This case includes Clue 1: Calculating fractions of a whole number. Clue 2: Ordering fractions from biggest to smallest Clue 3: Simplifying fractions Clue 4: Improper fractions to proper fractions Clue 5: Addition of fractions Answer sheets are included Can your class solve all of the clues? Enjoy

This murder mystery will engage students by taking them on a journey to solve geometry puzzles and questions to solve a murder. Students will need to gather evidence by completing charts, Interview witnesses by sorting through geometry shapes and compare data to narrow the suspects. Finally they will narrow it down to two suspects, with a final hundred chart puzzle to uncover the truth. Who is the Geometry Math Mystery Murderer!!! Enjoy Categ