Category Archives: Beryl Webber

by | March 7, 2012

Examples of Bad Maths: free teaching resource

Do you ever actually check whether the supermarket offer you have been taken in by is actually better value for money? There has been a lot of coverage recently on some supermarket offers not being a saving.

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by | November 8, 2011

Number order: free maths teaching resource

Will children count unconnected items and reach the same answer as when they count matching items?

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by | September 1, 2011

Spending money: free maths teaching resource for KS2

Many children will have been handling money and sweets during the summer! Why not use that experience for some maths work?

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by | July 20, 2011

Free creative teaching resource – Target one

Some children find calculators fascinating, others don’t. Try challenging them all with this calculator game and spark their imaginations.

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by | June 16, 2011

Free creative teaching resource – polyhedra, vertices, edges and faces

Working out the formula that has been used to produce a series of numbers can be tricky. How easy is it then to work out a formula using polyhedra properties that always equals 2?

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