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A game involving mental arithmetic and strategy for two players or one player against the computer.
Try It!Arrange the numbers from 1 to 14 in the spaces to make the sums correct. How fast can you do it?
Try It!The classic Pelmanism or pairs game requiring you to match equivalent expressions.
Try It!Many different ways to practise your skills finding the areas and perimeters of parallelograms.
Try It!Questions on the areas and perimeters of rectangles which will test your problem solving abilities.
Try It!An interactive workspace in which to make shapes using square tiles with given areas and perimeters.
Try It!A self-marking exercise on dividing numbers of up to four digits by one or two-digit whole numbers using the formal written methods of short and long division
Try It!A self-marking exercise on multiplication with increasing levels of difficulty.
Try It!A self-marking exercise on subtraction with increasing levels of difficulty.
Try It!A self marking exercise testing the application of BIDMAS, an acronym describing the order of operations used when evaluating expressions.
Try It!A puzzle requiring the arrangement of numbers on the function machines to link the given input numbers to the correct output.
Try It!Sharpen your money management skills by accurately calculating sums and working out change.
Try It!Practise your addition skills with this exercise that already has the calculation set out for you.
Try It!The traditional pairs or Pelmanism game adapted to test knowledge of equivalent fractions.
Try It!Practise finding equivalent fractions numerically and in fraction diagrams.
Try It!Match the numbers with the answer to the times table. A timed activity to improve instant recall of key table facts.
Try It!A strategy game. Play against the computer to select three numbers that add up to 15.
Try It!Arrange the given number tiles to make two 2 digit numbers that add up to the given total.
Try It!Recognise simple fractions (halves, quarters and tenths) of whole numbers and shapes.
Try It!Arrange the fractions, shown in a variety of formats, in order from smallest to largest.
Try It!Match shapes and numbers in this fractions activity. Challenge yourself on many levels.
Try It!Measure the size of the given angles to within two degrees of their actual value.
Try It!Practise your mental arithmetic skills and learn some new strategies with this self marking exercise.
Try It!A Misfit is a character with a head, body and legs. How many different Misfits can you create?
Try It!A lively numeracy game requiring you to align three numbers to create the given target sum or product.
Try It!Let the psychic read the cards and magically reveal the number you have secretly chosen. What is the mathematics that makes this trick work?
Try It!Find the pairs of numbers that add up to 21 in this collection of matching games.
Try It!Enjoy this exercise to show you understand place value for decimals and numbers of any size.
Try It!Use words for position and direction including left, right, in front, behind, under and above.
Try It!Interactive jigsaw puzzles of different types of grids containing prime numbers.
Try It!Hang out the washing on the line so that the probability words on the t-shirts are in order.
Try It!A fast-paced activity to help you practise a Times Table by developing an ability to quickly recall quotients.
Try It!Sort the coloured snakes in a logical order. This activity introduces systematic listing.
Try It!See how the hexagon can be transformed into a snowflake with some basic translations.
Try It!This basic version of Nim is a mathematical game of strategy in which players take turns removing sticks from a pile.
Try It!Test your understanding of place value by comparing the values of digits in different positions within numbers.
Try It!Ten students think of a number then perform various operations on that number. You have to find what the original numbers were.
Try It!Listen to the voice saying the algebraic expression then write it in its simplest form.
Try It!Drag the lights onto the positions indicated on the tree. Arrange the lights so that no two consecutive numbers are joined by a wire.
Try It!Use the lights provided to decorate each of the Christmas trees so that no two trees are the same.
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