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Equivalent Fractions

A Pac-Man game where you eat the ghosts displaying the equivalent fractions.

10-11 year olds
Pupils

Geometry Basics

These videos and activities on the basics if geometry explain what angles are and the difference between a triangle and a quadrilateral. Put your knowledge to the test.

10-13 year olds
Pupils

Area Fun using a Grid

Drag and drop squares on the grid to find the area of rectangles, squares, and composite figures using non-standard units.

7-10 year olds
Teachers, Pupils

Venn Diagram Shape Sorter

A good teacher demonstration tool for Venn diagrams especially when used on an interactive whiteboard.

5-11 year olds
Teachers, Pupils

A Maths Dictionary for Kids

This is a maths dictionary for students which explains over 600 common mathematical terms and maths words in simple language.

7-14 year olds
Pupils

Sorting Shapes on a Venn Diagram

Sort a variety of 2D shapes on a Venn diagram. Sort by one or two conditions. The site works well on an interactive whiteboard.

7-11 year olds
Teachers

MathsBot Differentiated Question Generator

A nifty maths question generator which displays a set of differentiated questions on your chosen topic. Answers can be revealed individually or altogether. Works well on an interactive whiteboard. Easier levels suitable for older primary pupils.

10-16 year olds
Teachers

The Slushy Sludger

The Sludger serves ice-cream cones. Use your knowledge of statistics and probability to decide what kind of slushy you are likely to get from the choices on offer from the Sludger vending machine.

8-11 year olds
Pupils

Finding the Area of Compound Shapes

A good site on finding the area of a shape based on rectangles on a grid. Estimate first and then compare with the actual area of the shape. Good as an IWB demo tool for teaching how to apply the formula to compound shapes based on rectangles.

7-11 year olds
Pupils

Area Perimeter Explorer

Create your own shapes with blocks and explore the relationship between perimeter and area. A useful teaching tool for demonstrating irregular shapes.

7-11 year olds
Pupils
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