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Maths Games

Why play Maths Games?

Game of Rectangles
Skill or no skill? A Game for 2 or 3 players
Printable Grids for Games and Puzzles
Fraction of a Number Free Printable Maths Dominoes
Game – Prime Number Recognition
A maths game using areas of rectangles
Understanding Plans and Elevations
Death by Fractions – a game for 2 or 3 players
Getting used to negative numbers Part I – a simple game
Where can I find good Maths ideas?
Factorising Race
Cancelling Fractions. A game for 2-4 players.

Maths Posts not about games

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Part 2 – More Revision and Practice, changing the subject of an equation
Points of view (changing the subject of an equation)
Neat Trick for remembering the sines and cosines of 0,30,45,60 and 90
Free Printable Lined Paper
Free Printable Axes for drawing graphs
Not SOH CAH TOA
Shape Factory
Do you know your Circle Theorems? (Printable Poster)
Some Quadratics to Factorise or to multiply out
Recommending mathsbot.com
Prime Numbers Under 20
Cross Sums
Error Intervals
Worksheets for changing the subject of a formula
Parallel lines activity
How to Factorise a Number (Or Check that is Prime) using a CASIO fx-83GT PLUS calculator
Understanding Mean and Median
Miss B Launches GCSE Revision Passport
Review – Maths Genie Website
Teaching a Teenager to Tell the Time
Recommended Resources from JustMaths
Currency Problems using Cross Sums
Stratified sampling using cross sums
Proof that Year 4 students LOVE large numbers!
How many rectangles can you see?
Getting to grips with the new GCSE
Adding Fractions by Drawing Pictures
New GCSEs – a link to some specimen papers and worked answers
Best Compass Ever for Maths
AQA Further Mathematics Level 2
Pythagoras and Dyscalculia
How to display the 18x table on a CASIO fx-83GT PLUS
20 Questions a day
KS1 games
Year 10 revision homework
Resources for 3D Pythagoras and Trigonometry
How to generate a random number under 1000 on a CASIO fx-83GT PLUS
Working with angles in Polygons
Mental Maths – how to square any number between 11 and 19
Straight Line Graphs – a short revision video
Squared Paper (free printable)
Some maths practice questions on standard form and simultaneous equations
IGCSE or GCSE Maths for Home Schooled Students?
Dyscalculia and Dyslexia
Measuring Angles
The power of practice
A very elegant piece of algebra
Substitution into a formula (calculator method)
Pythagoras questions to try at home
Trial and Improvement for George
Nth term rule – a more challenging sequence
Subtraction Confusion – a very simple solution
Chinese Multiplication, or how to multiply together VERY large numbers!
How to use your calculator to understand Standard Form.
Once Upon a Time there were three squares
Nth term – finding algebraic rules for number sequences
Problem Solving Skills – How much is a tin of tomatoes?
Isosceles Triangle Numbers
Isometric Drawing
Recommended calculator CASIO fx-83GT PLUS
Why do children give 10p too much change?
The 90 times table.
Maths with spaghetti
Homework Sheets
The upside down subtraction bug
Problem Solving in Maths Lessons
Trying to buy a calculator