Maths

Maths!

This [|website] was emailed to us. It has great junior ideas. Diane has checked it out and recomends you have a look.

This is fun, Only played the [|addition] game, but I'd have a look at the others too. Looks like fun.

Heaps of good games to practice[|place value]. I've only checked out the first page so far and they seem great for my junior guys. Let others know if there are good senior games too? Here is an online [|abacus], the activities in the game are average, but the free play part is great for showing the children how to do it and what is stands for.

[|Shooting game]. Addition, subtraction, mult and div. Very easy - starts of with + 0. So good for juniors.

Numbers before and after to 100 [|quiz]

Here is the most important site for your maths, [|NZ maths]. From this site in the family zone are the links Sandy was talking about. Here is the same links for you to squiz through. [|Place Value] lesson plan

Here is the link to the maths games site. It is really supportive of the numeracy pogramme and has the other strands too. ICT [|Games] (Junior)

[|Rainforest Maths] is endorsed by NZ Maths. It covers all the strands and has a good variety of activities. It is leveled according to the Ozzy sustem and goes up to year 8. The general activities are the same, but get more chllenging up the levels.

This British website is good for an exploration. It has a bunch of useful activities for all curriculum areas. However the maths one is below. [|BBC Maths]

Here is the [|Harcourt] Site.

Here is the [|Amble Side Primary] site

The [|BGFL] site on fractions

And here is the site emailed through from Jean, [|Mathsgogog], that is great to send home for homework with the children. (Note the level B quiz is quite hard! I only got 70%. Who can get better than me?)

Here is the [|Suduko] page as well that Georgia uses in her maths programme.

On teacherTube I found this video that explains measuring angles. There is a site at the end that links to other free vidoes for maths things! [|Measuring Angles]

There is also the [|funbrain] page with the maths games on it.

The next few sites are from the Maths session from the Cluster PD. This one is [|Fun School] and it has a variety of games for 5-12 year olds. Some more challenging than others.

This website, [|Primary Games], has a great varitey of games including Sudoku, Time Clock, Fishy and Carnival. Different games to suit various ages.

For this site you need to have a good look at the activities and give clear instructions to your students. More suited towards the older students.[|aaamaths]