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Introduction to Simultaneous EquationsThis is an excellent introduction to the topic of simultaneous equations. http://www.heymath.com/main/samples/us19/teacherstemplate.html
The Balance MethodThis web page does a great job of introducing the balance method to solve equations. http://www.heymath.com/main/samples/us18/teacherstemplate.html
Hare and HoundsThis is a fun little puzzle that is a bit trickier than it first appears.
Tug Of War FractionsCompete against a friend, the computer or someone from around the world in a tug of war. To win, you have to compare the size of fractions quickly and accurately. Great fun! Note that the game can take quite a while if the competitors are evenly matched! http://www.arcademicskillbuilders.com/games/dirt-bike-comparing-fraction...
Dirt Bike ProportionsAn exciting way to practice creating equivalent fractions. You compete against your mates, the computer or other fraction-maniacs around the world to find equivalent fractions quickly and accurately. http://arcademicskillbuilders.com/games/dirt-bike-proportions/dirt-bike-...
Ratio Stadium and Ratio BlasterRatio Stadium Ratio Blaster
Number Facts Arcade GamesCompete against friends, against the computer or against players from other parts of the world in a variety of arcade games. To win, you have to answer addition, subtraction, multiplication or division questions quickly and accurately. You can set the range of numbers if you wish. Highly addictive and great fun! Three thumbs up!! Jet Ski Addition Island Chase Subtraction Multiplication Grand Prix Drag Race Division More games can be found at
DominoesAn interactive whiteboard resource to support any investigations using dominoes. In particular this resource was created to support classroom use of puzzles included in a book by Henry Ernest Dudeney in 1917. Books this old are in the public domain and so their contents can be distributed and built upon freely. Instructions Resource Printable Dominoes Puzzle 1 Puzzle 2 Particle MathsThirty particles fall from above. Use the repelling particle to nudge them into the correct box depending on whether they contain a square number or a prime number. This game is addictive - three thumbs up! Instructions Resource
Cell Phone MathsThis resource attempts to emulate a cell phone calculator. The teacher can demonstrate how to use the simple calculators to do useful real world maths. At the moment 2 types of real world questions can be generated by the resource: percentage discounts and area. Instructions Resource
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