Guy Marsden

A probability based game. Based on the Melbourne Cup students use counters to race to the finish. The game is far from fair and will lead to great discussions about odds and equal chance.

This booklet walks students through the stages of data investigations: STAGE 1: Deciding on a topic and posing a question STAGE 2: Collecting raw data STAGE 3: Graph or Display STAGE 4: Analyse and Interpret STAGE 5: Draw conclusion, reflect The booklet has clear explanations at appropriate stages to support students in the more technical maths such as finding averages. IF YOU LIKE THIS RESOURCE - PLEASE RATE

This project walks students though creating budgets and managing financial decisions. Students are required to use written strategies and digital technology to -Convert a percentage to a decimal -Find the percentage of a whole number -Define terms such as Gross, Net, Interest. Students can work through the project at their own pace, or in sections with the teacher. References Australian tax rates.

Decimal number cards

Students work through 6 designs estimating and calculating length, perimeter and area. The designs get progressively harder.

Booklet moves from more known ideas to unfamiliar tasks with rich problem solving. It includes 3 sections as follows: Stage 1: Number patterns and finding the missing number. Stage 2: Balancing equations and substituting values. Stage 3: Finding the relationship and making a rule. Booklet includes solutions for all problems and explanations for the more complex tasks. PLEASE RATE!

These mini posters divide a narrative into 4 parts; Introduction, Complication, Events, Conclusion. They are designed to fit within a standard photo frame but could easily be stuck into books or turned into flip cards or a display.

This resource uses 3 forms of triangle; Right angle, equilateral and scalene. It's designed for students to cut and manipulate the triangles to visualize how they form rectangles. This supports the students when developing a method or formula for finding area of triangles. The practice sheets help consolidate their methods and formula. If you found this resource useful - PLEASE RATE or leave a comment.

Have fun with large numbers and Place Value. Ordering and sequencing numbers in the hundreds and thousands. Reasoning and approximations.

Perfect for students new to division. This game includes an instruction sheet. It uses counters and arrays for players to construct and solve division problems. YOU WILL NEED TO: Print A3 game boards and laminate. Print A3 game cards, laminate and cut out sets. Print A3 instructions as required.

Based on the stages of learning analogue time theory, each time trial game has an information sheet to support students at each level. Great for classes with wide ranging abilities! Print each information sheet and time trial back to back, laminate and allow students to work at their own level. PLEASE RATE!

This game requires normal sized playing cards. Players place cards one at a time in attempt to make the largest (or smallest) number. The first two pages should be printed front and back. The 3rd page could be used instead - this page does not have instructions, therefore could be used in a variety of ways.

This resource enables students to recognize number patterns and solve for the hidden numbers. It is perfectly suited to classrooms of varied ability as students can decide which Number Chart to use: -Whole number 1-100 chart -Whole number skip by 10s chart -Decimal numbers 1 Hundredth - 1 One chart -Decimal numbers skip counting by 5 Hundredths chart The puzzle pieces are colored to reflect a traffic light system. Green pieces cover the least amount of squares, at the other end red pieces cov

This resource is for students to draw on and connect their prior knowledge before starting a new topic or unit of work. It could be used as the 'K' in a KWL exercise.

The first page contains a basic number line from 0 - 1 with marks at the tenths positions. The following pages ask students to describe a place on the number line.

2 sheets; the first asks students to measure mini-beasts using informal units. Sheet 2 asks students to measure in centimetres.

Perfect for projects where students present their information in different ways. These criteria pages allow students to see the the key stages of planning, developing and presenting in a range of project styles; Poster, Model, Movie, Slideshow or Website.

This print out could be laminated and used in a variety of ways. The blank spaces are designed to fit a standard playing card. Students could flip 2 cards make an array and solve. The resource could also be used for automatic recall of multiplication facts in higher grades.

This is a basic 1-20 number chart (In numerals, number words and array). The other half is a number line, including open number lines. RECOMMENDATIONS: Print A3, fold on the dotted line and laminate.

Students create 2 bank notes one has sections to support the design, the second is up to them. NOTE; Has images of Australian money.