Maths : Algebra

Arithmagons   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Various arithmagon worksheets including decimal and algebraic Matching Equations Recording Sheet   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A SmartBoard resource Quadratic Calculator   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: An Excel sheet created by Year 9 Student. Algebra problems   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Hire Formula   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Real life examples of using formulae and practising substitution Area and Volume   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A Tarsia activity Algebra Preparation   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Word document Arithmagons   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Various arithmagon worksheets including decimal and algebraic Again   Mainly suitable for: KS2 Review: Again and Again is an investigation involving decimals and fractions. A knowledge of the equivalence of decimals and fractions is needed. The investigation also requires the pupil to make generalisations; this could be done algebraically using words or formulae. The activity could also be used as an ICT activity using a spreadsheet to carry out the calculations again and again. Maths   Expanding Brackets 1   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Of the type 3(2x+4) etc. PowerPoint with examples and questions Expand / Factorise using Geometry   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A look at factorising quadratics by considering them as shapes Colour Mathematics   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 , Post 16, Undergraduate, Postgraduate Review: This is a very large site which explores the link between colour and maths. It is not the easiest site to navigate but it is worth persevering as there are some interesting ideas. In addition to the argument put forward that colour can aid mathematical learning, there is a wide range of programs and other software that can be downloaded from the site which might well be useful in schools. The site is geared towards more advanced students but there are activities that might be suitable for younger children. There is also an impressive maths picture gallery containg many colourful geometrical and matematical patterns. This is an unusual website that is worth looking at. It does contain some interesting activities but it is quite hard to find what you are looking for! Beware of the American spelling and links to non national curriculum maths. Maths   Expanding Brackets   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A Tarsia activity Equations 1   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: Simple equations of the type 3x=21 and x/6=4 etc. PowerPoint with examples and questions Constructing Equations   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: An Excel sheet with equations walls that can be changed Simplifying   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A Tarsia activity Solving Linear Equations   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A PowerPoint with examples and questions Simple Factorising   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Maths   Site owner's description: A Tarsia activity Geometry Problem of the Week   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 Review: Each week a new Geometry problem is posted. You can print out the problem for use in the classroom or as a homework activity. The problem starts with an explanation about the particular geometrical concept that the problem is about. Then there is a problem to solve. You can email in your answer or get help from a volunteer tutor. You can access the answer to the problem after you submit your answer. The site also contains weekly problems in other maths subjects including algebra. Maths   Algebra Story and Word Problems   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 , Post 16 Review: ‘The main thing about problem solving is do not try to understand the problem.’ The site contains various links to useful information pages on how to solve problems including lesson plans for teachers. The lesson plans include the grades the problems are suitable for and the lesson objectives. It also includes a selection of Algebraic story and word problems and how to solve them. Some problems are interactive helping you to understand how to solve the problem by breaking it down into smaller parts and the questions you should be asking. Maths   WebMath - Solve your Maths Problems   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 Review: Are you stuck on a maths problem? This website will help you solve it. You may find that someone else has already asked the question, so why not search the database to find out if the answer is there. The database is divided into different categories including maths for everyone, general maths, K-8 maths, algebra, geometry and trigonometry. When you click on a topic, how to get the answer is explained in simple terms. If you cannot find you problem you can submit your question to a maths expert, beware they charge for this facility. Maths   Math League Help Topics for 4th to 8th Grade   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3 Review: Maths help resources for 4th to 8th grade pupils that allow pupils to search for the areas they need help with. The resources are divided into different categories including Whole numbers and their basic properties, Decimals, Data and Statistics, Fractions, Geometry, Ratio, Probability, Measurement, and Algebra. Each category is broken down into sub categories and then into descriptions of different areas with an example e.g. whole numbers and rounding. The site could be used for homework help or during revision. An improvement to the site would be a search facility. Maths   Maths Resources   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4 , Post 16 Review: The Maths resources are grouped according to topic and grade level. Topics include algebra, arithmetic, calculus, geometry, probability and statistics and trigonometry. The resources are suitable for KS1 to College students. Each topic is divided into further links and include lesson plans, interactive resources and software. Not all links are now active. For a more exhaustive list, or to find materials that fit your specific lesson needs, search or browse for lesson plans in the Forum's Internet Mathematics Library where you can find resources for all levels from kindergarten to grade 12. Maths   Welcome to BasketMath Interactive Learning   Mainly suitable for: KS2, KS3, KS4 , Post 16 Review: Science Academy Software develops educational software including interactive online software for applying technology in the classroom, at work, or at home. BasketMath V3 is a mathematics test in a basketball game format. The object of the game is for the home team to score more points than the visiting team, while completing a mathematics test. It is designed for children aged seven and upwards and covers the four rules, verbal reasoning, fractions, decimals and algebra. An online version called BasketMath Interactive can be played in English or Spanish for free but as there is no control over the sums presented on screen or any level given it would not have much use as a school activity. Maths   Sketchpad 5   Mainly suitable for: KS1, KS2, KS3, KS4 , Post 16, Undergraduate, Postgraduate Maths   Site owner's description: he Geometer's Sketchpad is a dynamic construction, demonstration, and exploration tool that adds a powerful dimension to the study of mathematics. You and your students can use this software program to build and investigate mathematical models, objects, figures, diagrams, and graphs. The new version 5 adds:- Transformable Pictures - Hot Text™ - Marker Tool - Expanded Algebraic Capabilities - Expanded Geometric Capabilities - Improved Display - Integrated Support and Curriculum - Performance and Usability improvements << Previous Page Page 1 2 3 4 of 4 Next Page >>

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