When written as a word or words what is the smallest positive whole number containing the letter 'a'?
A challenge to find the number which when written as a word has all the letters in alphabetical order.
Can you un-jumble these mathematical words?
Rearrange the letters in the ex
Write the numbers written as words using digits.
Work out the mathematical words missing from the story about buying a tent.
This is the Maths version of the traditional memory game. Memorise 10 mathematical facts then recall them as they disappear from view.
Find the nine mathematical words hidden in the love story. The last letters of the hidden words form an anagram of the name of a famous mathematician.
Find the words missing from the mathematical limerick.
Write down as many mathematical words as possible that begin with the letter M.
A small crossword puzzle containing mathematical words.
Find mathematical words which can be made by using the letters in the name of your school?
Can you recognise the mystery numbers from the clues?
Write down the names of all the mathematical shapes you know.
Write down as many mathematical words as possible that begin with a particular letter.
An activity designed to address common misconceptions.
The Vixen Value of a word is the number of vowels multiplied by the number of consonants. How many words can you find with Vixen Value of 24?
Vowels have been taken out of mathematical words. Can you recognise them?
Create your own mathematical word search for the whole class to enjoy.
Turn mathematical words into designs which will help you remember the meanings of the words.
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