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A simple one (not so original but useful). I cut the tests or BAM questions up and the kids need to take one question stick it in their book and answer it underneath. Then they go to get the next question from the carpet/ answer.. and repeat. I leave them in piles on the carpet. They love it as it is not a test but they are revising all the same questions- good for lower sets.

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http://nrich.maths.org/1854/index

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https://nrich.maths.org/10990

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https://nzmaths.co.nz/level-4-rich-learning-activities

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Interactive maths starters - focus on mental skills. The numbers game is especially good for the problem solving/reasoning approach. Once children have reached the answer they discuss the strategy used and the calculations involved. Children can then challenge each other and explain different methods.

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Daily problem solving challenges

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Teaching Strategies for Problem Solving

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Mastery of Times tables 12 x12 by the end of Year 4.

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Mastery of Times tables 12 x12 by the end of Year 4.

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Great website by my hero - Mr. Barton. You can sign your class up to have an account and can sign up to a stream so that they get questions every day. They have to select a multiple choice answer and have to explain why they know their chosen answer is right. They can also read reasoning from other people to help develop their understanding.

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https://kahoot.it/

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Information about Prodigy - https://www.slideshare.net/ProdigyGame/prodigy-teacher-overview-presentation
Link to Prodigy -
https://prodigygame.com/

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Mathletics provides a range of investigations and problems (see screen shots). With this there are also problem solving focussed exercises for students to become used to different strategies to answer problems.

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These triangles are loved by parents and help children to see the link between the operations. I laminate and make small bags of each set, sending some home to those that need it and leaving a bin in the classroom for practice.

http://www.alyciazimmerman.com/uploads/3/0/7/3/3073052/_-facttriangles.pdf

http://www.alyciazimmerman.com/uploads/3/0/7/3/3073052/xflashcards.pdf

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http://www.greatmathsteachingideas.com/2014/12/26/bar-modelling-a-powerful-visual-approach-for-introducing-number-topics/
http://e2math.weebly.com/models-to-support-thinking/bar-model-singapore-math-model-method
https://www.stem.org.uk/elibrary/list/77912/worded-problems-singapore-bar-model-and-cuisenaire-rods