Thriving Minds

This is a fun thing I quickly wrote up on a whiteboard and then designed on a computer! Fun maths window with a good story to tell your students. I tell my mentoree that one day she woke up and looked out and there were numbers floating in the sky. I think it is a fun way of choosing sums and learning addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. Hope you like it!

Great game to learn and recognise shapes, edge and corners. Laminate the 4 big shape posters, cut out and laminate the objects and then ask the children to sort the shapes accordingly. Great game for recognition! I use this game in A3 but have put into A4. can easily change. Hope you like it!

Lovely little thing to give out to help children remember their fractions, I hole punched mine and added some ribbon and gave them out to my students. 4 per page, print in colour for best results! Hope you like it!

Great way of teaching students to tell the time - by making their own clock and then using it during lessons! Cut out all the numbers and two hands, stick the numbers to the clock and use a paper fastener to attach the hands correctly. I laminated my clock, numbers and hands but then you have to use something sharp to make a hole so the hands turn smoothly. Last's longer though!! Hope you like it!:)