Review: Simple worksheet that can be photocopied and used by older children to identify properties of shapes. The activity is set out as a table and children would be asked to write the name of the shape in the appropriate box. They would then be encouraged to write about the properties of that shape in the next box. For example, having named a circle they could write that it has 1 side, one angle of 360 degrees, no parallel sides and no corners. This would be a good activity for children working in pairs or in small groups for a class lesson on shapes.In the plenary part of the lesson children could share their ideas of the properties of shapes that they had recorded on the worksheet.
Review: An American site with a small selection of mini lesson plans and problems appropriate for pupils aged four to twelve. The activities featured are both varied and fun, and cover such subjects as geometry, statistics, significant figures, angles and integers. The site also has links to other similar lesson plans, activities and resources.
Review: Enjoy over 200 exciting interactive maths activities to engage students in learning. These educational activities are great tools for teaching and learning maths concepts.
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