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Revise
and Shine: KS2 Maths
A revision series that prepares children for the KS2 National Tests in
eight weeks flat. By breaking down work into short daily sessions, all
presented in full colour, revision is made less daunting and more manageable. |
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Shape
by Shape
60 Tantalizing Tangram Challenges! Shape by Shape turns the ancient game
of Tangrams into a clever multi-challenge puzzle adventure that is a favourite
of kids and teachers. 14 durable plastic pieces fit in a sturdy frame;
players match the pieces to replicate 60 different images on challenge
cards. |
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Welcome to the Maths pages.
Look at the Shape ideas and
resources listed below,
or browse around the other Maths sections
using the bar above.
2D shape:
- The Shape House -
Help children to learn about different shapes by making this wonderful
display!
- Shape Activities -
A number of shape activities for younger children.
- Hands on Shapes -
Give children hands-on experience with shapes to help them learn
the properties.
- Teaching
about Shapes - Five activities to help with younger children's
understanding of shapes.
- Shape It! - Review
children's knowledge of shapes using this physical activity.
- Shape Patterns
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Can your pupils complete these pattern sequences using the
correct shapes and colours? Contributed by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Lollipop Shapes - A simple way of helping children to learn
the names and properties of 2D shapes.
- 2D shapes
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Children cut out the shape, the name and the properties, colour
in the bubble writing and stick them on coloured paper... a quick
display. Contributed by Victoria Jackman.
- Name the Shape
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Look at the shape, and write its name and number of sides. Contributed
by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Shape Game
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Name the shape based on the number of sides. The first
letter for the shape name has been given; fill in the
remaining letters to find the correct shape name. Contributed
by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Shapes Quiz
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A quiz with 10 questions about shapes. Children can draw
or write their answers. Contributed by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- Match the Shape
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Can your children match the shape pictures to the correct
names? Contributed by Sherrie Bendjedidi.
- 2D shapes
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Explore 2D shapes and their properties with this SMART Notebook
file.
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- Shapes Worksheets -
FIVE worksheets, all based on the topic of shapes, which you can
use in your classroom.
- Shapes
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This is a wonderful Powerpoint presentation which asks children
to look for shapes in real-life situations. Contributed by Jane
Ibe.
- Shape
Problems
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A pair of worksheets (PDF), involving a variety of shape problems.
Contributed by a visitor.
- Islamic
Patterns
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A set of PDFs, which require children to investigate shapes
and their properties, based on an Islamic Pattern. Contributed
by Jim Landers.
- Pythagoras'
Theorem in Song
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A video to review pupils' understanding of Pythagoras' Theorem.
3D shape:
- Feely Bag Shapes -
Find out about 3D shapes by using a feely bag!
- 3D shapes
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Match the pictures of the shapes to their descriptions. Contributed
by Orissa Anggita Rinjani.
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- Cube
Nets
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A PDF worksheet, which requires children to identify
nets which will make particular cubes. Contributed
by T.
- Making
3D shapes - Help children to learn the names
of 3D shapes by making them!
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Shapes
Posters (only £2.00)
A downloadable resource:
- This set of posters contains 12 pages, 1 page for
each of the common shapes.
- Covers both 2D and 3D shapes.
- Great for KS1 or KS2.
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Submit your own Maths Idea!
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immediately. All ideas submitted here may be added to their own dedicated page
on the site at a later date. Please leave your name so that I can credit your
contribution, if you would like me to.
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