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Good range of rich resources

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Our latest Primary and Secondary features challenge you to think flexibly

More exciting activities can be found on the Primary (age 5-11) and Secondary (age 11-18) student homepages

See if your solutions to our recent problems have been published
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NRICH - Mathematics Resources for Teachers, Parents and Students to Enrich Learning

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Our latest Primary and Secondary features challenge you to think flexibly More exciting activities can be found on the Primary (age 5-11) and Secondary (age 11-18) student homepages See if your solutions to our recent problems have been published Primary Secondary For regular updates, sign up for our Newsletter

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Among us

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Thanks to Tom Francis for sharing this brilliant 'Among Us' activity. Children have to work out the problems and find the imposter (incorrect answers). The Powerpoint is fully editable. Could be adapted for any curriculum area.

Love this from Collette, an updated version of a resource first on the Numeracy Shed in 2014. You can download a PDF or a Powerpoint version.

Thanks again to Theresa Young for creating these brilliant editable warm up tasks.

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Thanks to Tom Francis for sharing this brilliant 'Among Us' activity. Children have to work out the problems and find the imposter (incorrect answers). The Powerpoint is fully editable. Could be...

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Good for starters etc

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Find high-quality images, photos, and animated GIFS with Bing Images

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Randomised starters

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Good site for predicted exam papers

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Good starters and games

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arrow_back Back to Rich Tasks

Improving Learning in Mathematics (Standards Units) Rich Tasks

The "Improving Learning in Mathematics" (or Standards Units) resources are, in my opinion, some of the finest ever produced. They are rich, challenging, well thought-out and well resourced. In short, I love them.

From the NCETM website:

"This multi-media resource has been developed with teachers, trainers and managers. Improving Learning in Mathematics builds on existing successful practice and explores approaches that encourage a more active way of learning through the use of group work, discussion and open questioning. Learners are encouraged to 'have a go', become more independent and reflective about their mathematics, to learn to think mathematically rather than simply learning rules and most importantly, to enjoy their mathematics"

Mature_Maths_Trainee has kindly created and shared "classroom ready" versions of these outstanding resources, which not only save you a lot of time, but also contain tips, words or caution, and examples of students' work to help you have the most effective teaching and learning experience possible.

Below are the pdfs and PowerPoints of the main activities which I have found really engage and challenge my students. I would strongly recommend you give them a try!

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Standards Units Rich Tasks on Mr Barton Maths

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arrow_back Back to Rich Tasks Improving Learning in Mathematics (Standards Units) Rich Tasks The "Improving Learning in Mathematics" (or Standards Units) resources are, in my opinion, some of the finest ever produced. They are rich, challenging, well thought-out and well resourced. In short, I love them.

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some good free resources

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JustMaths - GCSE Maths Tutorials, Revision ans Resources

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Here you will find some fantastic resources which are constantly being updated; is a summary of the different types (it is not an exhaustive list as there are many more that are self explanatory) to help you use them in your own classroom. - have a look!

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Here you will find some fantastic resources which are constantly being updated; HERE is a summary of the different types (it is not an exhaustive list as there are many more that are self explanatory) to help you use them in your own

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Good range of apps for plenaries and starters.

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Welcome to FlashMaths.co.uk, a growing collection of 67 maths starters, activities and games to aid the teaching of maths lessons in and out of the classroom.

Download all flash files in one file here: FlashMaths - All Files. Simply drag and drop the flash file you need into SMART Notebook/Power Point etc for instant use.

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Welcome to FlashMaths.co.uk, a growing collection of 67 maths starters, activities and games to aid the teaching of maths lessons in and out of the classroom. Download all flash files in one file here: FlashMaths - All Files. Simply drag and drop the flash file you need into SMART Notebook/Power Point etc for instant use.

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Pret homework template designed by Kathryn Forster. Website collated by Jo Morgan in association with www.resourceaholic.com .

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Good resources and approaches to contextual Maths.

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You will need to have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in order to open these files. This is available to download free from Adobe.

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Lots of good resources

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These workshops are written to provide your mathematics team with structured professional development you can deliver in-house utilizing the expertise and knowledge of all members of your team.

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Good for online quizzes

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Sign in with your Diagnostic Questions account or Google, Microsoft, Twitter or Facebook.

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Well differentiated questions

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In 2016, I attended #MathsConf7 in Leeds. The outcome? A to-do list longer than my arm as I intended to create a textbook of exercises of increasingly difficult questions to improve upon the standard…

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Mainly A Level resources

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Overview

Our resources are organised into topics or stations on a map or tubemap showing the connections between them.

Watch this video or use the preceding menu to find out more.

The map

The mathematics has been organised along a system of tube lines, which reflect big themes that run through mathematics. The tubemap offers a way to navigate to resources for teaching a particular area of mathematics; resources can be accessed by clicking on a station name. Some stations are still in development and this is indicated by a construction symbol.

You can access the map at any time by clicking the Map button in the main menu.

Stations

Each station features an overarching question that could be used to stimulate curiosity. There are a number of key questions that summarise the ideas that arise in the resources. You can filter resources by selecting a key question. You can also filter resources by tube line, if you wish to choose a resource with a particular emphasis.

The resources that are available at each station may come under three headings. Resources that introduce new ideas relating to the station are in the "Introducing" section. "Developing" resources may build on these ideas or earlier work. "Review questions" are mostly drawn from past examination questions and have been chosen as ones that are interesting in nature and require non-routine thinking.

Resources

To help you find the resources you are looking for, we have classified them according to twelve resource types.

Resources are divided into sections. In some cases this may be a warm-up followed by a larger task, and others may have a problem followed by a suggestion of how to tackle it. Almost all resources contain a solution or a "Things you might have noticed" section. This may help you to think about questions you might ask students, to see areas where students could get stuck, or offer further insight into how you might use the resource in your classroom. Further support is offered in the teacher notes.

Pervasive ideas

By clicking on a pervasive idea you will find a description of how the idea arises within the resources. If pervasive ideas are highlighted in a resource they appear in the sidebar (or bottom-bar on a small screen) and in the list of resources at the station (on a wide screen).
What are pervasive ideas?
Search

Use the Search button in the top menu bar to open the search dialog.

You can search for resources by title, keywords or text within the resource. Review questions can be searched by question Ref. You can also search for pervasive ideas and mathematical processes such as visualising.

You can also browse all our material with filtering options by clicking the Browse button in the main menu.

Saving resources

You can save a resource for later by adding it to your resource collection. To do this click the star next to the resource title. Note you must log in or register to use this facility. To access your resource collection, click the User button in the top menu bar then Your resource collection.

Within your resource collection, you can organise your resources by creating ordered subcollections. To add a resource to a subcollection, click the add to subcollection icon in your resource collection table. To select a subcollection, use the drop-down list above the table. You can also generate a PDF of resources from a subcollection, which could be used to generate your own exam from our review questions, for example.

Bundles and more

The More menu in the top right contains links to the Underground hub, our About and contact page and the Your mathematical classroom section of the site.

Our About page contains a video explaining our philosophy.

The Your mathematical classroom area of the site is accessible from the More menu and has been coloured purple to distinguish it from the rest of the site, as well as having its own menu once inside this area. It contains support for using our resources in the classroom as well as professional development opportunities. This includes the Bundles page, which contains small collections of resources that have a particular focus or goal, our Resources in action page, which provides detailed teacher support for a handful of resources, our blog, upcoming and recorded webinars, a courses page, and information about our Champions programme.

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A level maths teaching resources | Underground Mathematics

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Rich resources for teaching A level maths, enabling all students to explore the connections that underpin mathematics. The resources are free for all users.

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A-Level Maths Displays - A Blog with links - Click here

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Good range of rich resources

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Tes provides a range of primary and secondary school teaching resources including lesson plans, worksheets and student activities for all curriculum subjects.

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Help your students continue to study exam content and explore these comprehensive, quality assured GCSE and IGCSE mathematics teaching and revision resources to help embed the learning with your exam level students. From detailed revision lessons to exam practice, the Tes author community have designed a variety of challenging and engaging resources for your students.

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Help your students continue to study exam content and explore these comprehensive, quality assured GCSE and IGCSE mathematics teaching and revision resources to help embed the learning with your exam level students. From detailed revision lessons to exam practice, the Tes author community have designed a variety of challenging and engaging resources for your students.

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Good range of new GCSE resources

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Maths GCSE | Edexcel GCSE Mathematics (2015) | Pearson qualifications

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Information about the new Edexcel GCSE in Mathematics (2015) for students and teachers, including the draft specification and other key documents.

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Home to the ever-excellent 5-a-day

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Welcome to Corbettmaths! Home to 1000's of maths resources: Videos, Worksheets, 5-a-day, Revision Cards and much more.

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Rich range of useful resources

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Lots of good interactive tools

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MrCarterMaths enables you to generate high-quality questions and differentiated resources at the click of a button. When used alongside our exam skills sections and custom question builder, it provides a wide range of paperless resources at a cost-effective price.

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Find SOWs that link to individual lesson packs, assessments, display ideas and so much more!

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Very detailed blog and list of resources

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Maths gems - creative and practical ideas from twitter and blogs for teaching maths