Flash Animations (You will need to have Flash Player installed to run these.) |
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Press shuffle then use the mouse to rotate slices of the cube. Move the mouse further away to rotate the whole cube. Enjoy!
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A nice, simple activity that really does make you add! The number on the tile must match the digits figure of the sum of the tiles around where you choose to place it. |
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A nice version of the classic, 'find another quantity using these two beakers' puzzle. |
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The traditional strategy activity of Mancala, with snails. Great fun! |
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Move the hexagons so that each hexagon is adjacent to the number of hexagons shown. |
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Shoot the balls to create groups of 10's and gid rid of the mathballs. (Commencer means begin) |
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Move the dice into the positions using only the number of moves on each dice. |
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Build truss bridges for the creatures to cross, various levels all quite difficult! |
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Manoeuvre the ball to the target by raising the floor to create slopes, mind the edges though! |
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Like Othello but different. Try to turn all the counters white, but work out how to do it first! |
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Rotate the pipes to create loops, get the score as high as possible |
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Simultaneously find your way through various mazes. Looks simple but isn't. Imagine maze puzzles meets the Matrix! |
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The traditional strategy activity of Mancala, with snails. Great fun! |
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Try to complete the calculations with the broken calculator - some of the numbers have run off, oh no! Many levels to complete, good luck. |
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Like dominoes, fit the hexagons together. Is there more than one way to do it?! |
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"Move 2 matches to make..." type puzzles |
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Choose a coin currency to make the requested amounts from. Simple but fun. Borrowed from the Maths is Fun website. |
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Interactive version of the 'Frogs' activity and a good starting point for the Frogs (sequences based) investigation. |
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Borrowed from the NRich Maths website (or more specifically this page). Drag them & rotate them, fit the peices together to make a square. Thanks Ellie for finding this! |
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Borrowed from the NRich Maths website (or more specifically this page). A harder version of the puzzle above. |
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Borrowed from the NRich Maths website, this is a great activity. Place the numbers into the grid so that no consecutive numbers lie along a same line. |
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Follow the pattern for as long as you can. Its 'Simon Says' with a twist. |
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Match up the pairs of cards. There are 4 different versions of this activity here. |
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Trial & Improvement to find the 3 digit number, do it in as few guesses as possible |
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Use your knowledge of Trial & Improvement Techniques to try to 'Win a Million!' |
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Can you score under par by cleverly using transformations to get the ball in the hole?! |
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Translations, reflections & rotations make for posting the shapes through the boxes |
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Use trial & improvement to make the rocket orbit the moon or just crash into it! |
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Play around with the figures to change the size and postion of the circle |
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Two player connect four activity |
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Arrange the shapes to leave no gaps |
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Arrange the shapes to leave no gaps, again! |
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Race against the clock to complete 10 multiplications |
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Change the numerator & the denominator of the fraction on the left to make it equivalent to the fraction on the right |
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Arrange the fractions in ascending order then click to check |
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Find the missing fraction that makes the other two up to a whole one |
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Hangman with mathematical words |
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A platform activity with a twist (it'll make sense when you play it!) |
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