AussieTeachMath

This is a set of 50+ task cards that help students to apply the four operations to positive and negative numbers. These can be used to review the topic with your class or just to introduce a new teaching method in your classroom. These task cards include - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division of positive and negative numbers.Greater or less than.Determine which number is larger.Order of operationsWorded questions.This resource can be used with multiple years ranging from 3 to 8. P

These 60 task cards have been developed to help students assess how well they are going in a particular area of the subject. Multiple subjects have been included as a way to help indicate where students may need help. These subjects are: Addition and subtraction of whole numbersMultiplying and dividing whole numbersAscending and descending orderPercentage, decimal and fractionsSimplifying ratiosShapesPerimeter and areaOrder of operationsAlgebraCoordinatesTimeThis is in continuation with my first

These 60 task cards have been developed to help students assess how well they are going in a particular area of the subject. Multiple subjects have been included as a way to help indicate where students may need help. These subjects are: Addition and subtraction of whole numbersMultiplying and dividing whole numbersAscending and descending orderPercentage, decimal and fractionsSimplifying ratiosShapesPerimeter and areaOrder of operationsAlgebraCoordinatesTimePlease leave feedback if you download

This is a stage 4 perimeter, area and volume task card study pack with over 32 cards. These can be used to review the topic with your class or just to introduce a new teaching method in your classroom. These task cards include perimeter, area and volume topics such as - Perimeter of shapesAreas of multiple shapes (Squares, rectangles, composite shapes, trapezium, kites, circle)Volume of prisms and cylindersCapacityConversions between different unitsPlease remember to review the resource if you d

This is a stage 4 algebra task card study pack with 32 cards. These can be used to review the topic with your class or just to introduce a new teaching method in your classroom. These task cards include algebra topics such as - VariableWord expressionsSubstitutionGrouping variablesAdding and subtracting termsMultiplying and dividing termsExpanding expressionsFactorising expressionsPlease note: This is an Australian based resource.

Just like my 'discover the area of a triangle,' in this activity students will be asked to discover the area of a triangle. This teaching method is great to cater to all students needs as well as discover in their own time.

Ever wanted to work out factor trees on an actual tree? Well now you can!!! This factor tree allows you to work in groups or individually to identify and create an artistic factor tree. This includes multiple teaching paths as students of all ages can use this sheet.

Having students discover their own ideas in math is a great practise that students should be ale to participate in. This activity helps students to unearth the formula of a rectangle all while having fun and cutting and pasting.

One of the best ways I have found that teaching exponential curves is by using an online graphing calculator. This sheet is designed to help students with being able to determine how the graph looks as well as what different operations may do to the curve.

Bring the learning to your home with student based learning. This homework task helps develop student skills levels on Surface Area and Volume whilst also making a fun and interactive tool for all students.

Times tables are a major part of any students journey to be a mathematician. This sheet will help develop skills in all students. There are multiple ways you can use this in your classroom - As the cards have multiple numbers, every week change up the number and have students practice with their friend.Just like a spelling test why not have a time table test.Personal favourite of mine is to start at the top number and answer the timetables in a clockwise direction. Have a race with another stud

Have you ever thought what makes Pi? Well this is the activity for you. This interactive activity will help you and your class develop an understanding on Pi and how it relates to circles. The activity allows for an ample opportunity for students to discuss Pi as well as being a very engaging and interactive challenge.