Teaching Maths Science and/or Functional Skills? Using several different types of IWB? (Interactive White Board)

The Everyday Mathematics eToolkit is a collection of maths tools which practitioners can access via a browser.

Everyday Mathematics eToolkit has a variety of different interactive resources for demonstrating a variety of maths concepts along with...

• a pen tool;
• a text tool;
  
• a line tool;
• a stopwatch;
  
• a timer;
• a calculator; and
• various backgrounds and other ...

Furbles started life as an idea for teaching statistics in an interesting way; it is also a great way to engage young learners in mathematics activities by looking at...

• shapes;
• numbers; and
  
• colours.
  

Learners can also see the relationship between data and visual interpretations such as...

• bar graphs;
• tables; and
• pie charts. 
  

There is no doubt that these would be great activities to use on an Interactive Whiteboard.

Visit http://ptolemy.co.uk/furbles where visitors are offered demo...

Manga High uses game-based learning to help students learn core Mathmatics skills.

Many practitioners do not think game-based learning is the best method for instruction however many of those same practitioners realise it can be a highly effective method for supplementing the learning process and increasing motivation for some students.

Mangahigh's maths games are designed with maths at the core! They also work well on an interactive whiteboard.

Mangahigh's scientific maths games e...

NumberNut is a comprehensive site filled with maths information and activities for review and direct instruction.

The two main areas of the site are...

1: Basic Maths that includes topics such as...

• shapes,
• time,
• operations etc. and

2: Advanced Maths that covers...

• decimals,
• fractions,
• money (US$),
• percentages, etc. 

On each of these pages users can...

• locate the Topic Section on the right,
• click on your desired topic to view a page with both information related to the to...