This activity will have children develop their questioning and deduction skills as they communicate their understanding of 2D and 3D shapes. Players will try to guess the shapes they have picked without looking at them and asking yes/no questions. How many questions will you use to guess the mystery shape?

Have fun with these number based puzzles. These puzzles need only basic addition and problem solving skills.

this cross-curricular fun activity 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.

It is great way to get children excited about maths. Children will have to look for certain shapes and numbers around them, record their results and communicate their mathematical thinking.

Posters 2025 These posters have been sent to all schools on the island. Click on the pictures to view them in full-screen mode or to download the PDF.  Gaeilge Bunscoil Shóisearach Bunscoil Uachtarach Meanscoil Shóisearach (Tuaisceart) Meanscoil Shóisearach (Deisceart) Meanscoil Uachtarach Postaer [...]

Posters 2025 These posters have been sent to all schools on the island. Click on the pictures to view them in full-screen mode or to download the PDF. English Junior Primary Senior Primary Junior Secondary (NI) Junior Secondary (ROI) Senior Secondary Maths Week Poster [...]

In the puzzle sheets, unknown numbers are represented by pictures. These puzzles are a bridge between two big areas of mathematics: arithmetic and algebra.