TeacherLED

The site is specifically aimed at delivering free, high quality teaching resources for use on an interactive whiteboard. The content is mainly numeracy related and is well worth a look. It includes some plenary and starters ideas.

Teaching Ideas

Lots of brilliant lesson ideas, plans, activities and resources to use in the primary classroom.

Meteor Multiplication

Shoot the meteors that have the answers to the multiplication questions. This will really test your knowledge of all your times tables! There are three levels of difficulty.

Understanding Numbers

Three activities which can help you to know, write and count numbers 1 to 10. The 'Writing Numbers' section works well on an interactive whiteboard and can help children with number formation.

Multiplication of 3 digits and Times Tables Revision

An interactive whiteboard teaching aid demonstrating several ways to multiply HTU X U and introducting and revision the seven and eight times tables. It also works through a variety of ways of solving multiplication word problems.

Spinners

Generate random numbers for use for use right through the primary school. Spin the numbers and choose the required calculation. Great for starter and plenary sessions. It also provides the answers to the calculations.

Gordon's Multi-buy Shop

Use your division and multiplication skills to work out how much single items cost in various sized multi packs. Works well on an Interactive Whiteboard. Good for starter or plenary activities.

Speed Challenge

Speed Challenge has now been updated to be tablet-friendly. The new version is called Daily 10 and it has new features and more curriculum coverage.

Demolition Division

A game which helps you to learn division. Tanks with division problems move towards your blaster. Fire at the correct problem to save your blaster from destruction. Good for sharpening mental maths skills.

Placing Numbers on a Number Line

A versatile number line that can be used at many different levels beginning at numbers 1 to 10 up to fractions, decimals and negative numbers. Place numbers on a number line and see how close you can get.