Super Scott Math Resources

Mysteries let pupils discover how to solve a problem. The child can start at any point. All clues are right, but not all need to be used to solve the puzzle Content : Pie Chart; Draw Circle; Measure Angles; Draw a table; simple fractions; Angles; Problem Solving

Maths Problem Solving can be fun and engaging Mysteries are a way of getting students to think and to order their thoughts productively Develop the problem solving skills of your students using A fast Food Mystery. Watch their understanding develop and the quality of their written an verbal communication flourish with a simple exercise. Currency is not a problem - Adapt as you deem necessary. Happy Mystery Solving

A mystery is a mathematical quesion that is hidden in a 9x9 grid. All the clues are true, the students just need to work out the order in which to answer the hidden questions and determine which clues will get them to the answer. This mystery involves forming and solving equations using simple algebra

The Mean Average Mystery. Using mean, mode, median and range can you solve this mystery?

Mystery - to develop problem solving Including : Coordinates Linear equations Midpoints (of a line segment) Quadrilaterals Get pupils to present HOW they got to the answer.

The Volume Mystery Problem solving using Cuboids and Prisms

Mysteries challenging children to problem solve. The Temperature Mystery involves negative numbers and multiples

Written Method Percentage of Amounts Flash cards to work through percentage of amounts. Understanding the literary meaning of the question to decode the question.

Guide on how to work out reverse percentages. These are revision notes to support class/home work. The notes explain the literary context of the Math then give examples of how the questions can be answered. Understanding the concept is key to learning how the skill can be performed 3 pages of notes