http://www.mattgillbe.co.uk/CMQN_maths_questions.htmlA selection of the excellent musical maths questions from the Chris Moyles’ Quiz Night TV show are currently available to watch on this website. They make great numeracy lesson starters. You will need the free QuickTime plug-in to view the videos. (Thanks to Mark Cornell for sending in the link)
Pop Video Maths Questions
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More Purple Mash Apps
I've just added 35 new PurpleMash app-tivities to Teaching Ideas. These are interactive resources that you or your pupils can use in your classrooms for free. The apps just added include:
Early Years Apps - Simple online activities which children can use in a wide range of ways.
Display Apps - A range of online tools to help you make classroom signs and displays.
Look out for the Purple Mash sign to find them -->
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