Bones For: Primary Children Age 4 - 6 EASY Low threshold high ceiling This hands-on activity will have young mathematicians grouping, sharing and counting as divide 14 bones between five dogs. What you will need: Pencils Paper In these difficult times, you may not have all the material
Skill:Grouping and sharing, counting Resources: 14 bones per pair of pupils, five dogs Activity: Each pair of pupils need 14 bones and five dogs. Ask pupils to share the bones so that each dog has at least two. Change the number of bones that each dog has the next time and ask pupils to
Mathematical Nature Scavenger Hunt Friday 22/05/20 This cross-curricular fun activity celebrates BIODIVERSITY DAY today. It is great way to get children excited about maths and nature. Children will have to look for certain materials found in nature, count them, record their results and communicate their mathematical thinking. By bringing
The Magic of Möbius Strips Back to Top For: Nice activity for primary pupils but will amaze all ages Thursday 26/03/20 Hands-on activity: a Mobius Strip is an object that defies common sense and has some curious mathematical properties The Möbius Strip is called after German
Figure Me Out Poster The scheduled Match Sticks Puzzles has been deferred to next week when we start a "Problem Solving Skills" programme. 28/05/2020 For: Primary and junior secondary school children As an introduction to the maths and arts activity, get children to think about the
24 Puzzles Archive In response to Covid-19, we presented a daily puzzle from March 24 to July 2020.Take a look at our puzzles and see if you can solve them! 24 is a good game to practice your arithmetic. It is usually played by dealing four playing cards, but car license plates
