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A wealth of mathematical activities arranged by topic. Some of the activities are suitable for use with older primary school-aged students whilst the majority are aimed at the secondary classroom.
Contents:
- Involving fractions: Egyptian fractions, fraction pairs, fraction flow charts
- Involving decimals: four in a line, square differences, function machines
- Involving negative numbers: number mapping, four in line, finding all possible routes
- Algebraic Activities: algebraic magic square, using geometrical shapes for algebra
- Involving area: paths round a pond, areas on a flag, catenary bridges
- On quadrilaterals: shapes on a pin board, sorting quadrilaterals, properties. There are also instructions and cards for loop card games in all the above aspects of mathematics.
The activities in this booklet from Manchester Polytechnic were collected from a number of sources.
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