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TIME

  1. http://www.sparkisland.com/public/navigation/nc_math_ks2shape.html#
  2. http://www.icteachers.co.uk/resources/resources_numeracy.htm
  3. http://www.apples4theteacher.com/calendar.html
  4. http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/custom/resources_ftp/client_ftp/ks2/maths/time/index.htm
  5. http://www.harcourtschool.com/activity/con_math/g03c05.html
  6. http://www.firstschoolyears.com/numeracy/time/time.html
    Free Time Worksheets and Resources
    Resource Name Type Resource Name Type
    Calendar Questions PDF Ordering the Days of the week IOA
    Analogue Time Helper Sheet PDF Analogue to Digital Helper Sheet Word
    Time Word Flashcards (o'clock, half-past, quarter-past & quarter-to) PDF O'clock Cards (Analogue, Digital and Words) (1.65 Mb) Word
    Half Past Cards (Analogue, Digital and Words) (1.65 Mb) Word Quarter past and quarter to cards (Analogue, Digital and Words) (3.23 Mb) Word
    Time Zones (1) PDF    
    Time Problems (hours) PDF Time Problems (half hours) PDF
    Converting hours and minutes to minutes PDF Converting minutes to hours and minutes PDF
    Reading O'clock (1) PDF Reading O'clock (2) PDF
    Reading O'clock (3) PDF Reading O'clock (4) PDF
    Reading O'clock (5) PDF Reading O'clock and Half Past (1) PDF
    Reading O'clock and Half Past (2) PDF Reading O'clock and Half Past (3) PDF
    Reading O'clock and Half Past (4) PDF Reading O'clock and Half Past (5) PDF
    Reading Quarters (1) PDF Reading Quarters (2) PDF
    Reading Quarters (3) PDF Reading Quarters (4) PDF
    Reading Quarters (5) PDF Reading Quarters (6) PDF
    Reading Quarters (7) PDF Reading Quarters (8) PDF
    Reading Quarters (9) PDF Reading Quarters (10) PDF
    NNS Interactive Clock ITP IOA O'clock and Half Past Memory Squares (Analogue and Digital) IOA
  7. Time for Time  -  A variety of resources linked to the teaching and learning of time.
  8. Interactive Clock  -  A Flash-based interactive clock which can be used for demonstrative purposes or to help children convert from analogue to digital.
  9. Primary Resources: Time Resources  -  Worksheets, online activities, presentations and other teaching tools to help with time.
  10. http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/
  11. A full worksheet of blank clocks.

    6 Worksheets to tell time to the hour

    8 Worksheets to tell time to the half-hour

    More fill in the hands for the half-hour.

    Fill in the hands for the quarter past times.

    Fill in the hands for 15 minutes before the hour.

    Fill in the hands for the various times.

    6 Worksheets to tell the time to the nearest 5 minutes

    Fill in the hands for random times.

    Fill in the hands for more random times.

    Fill in the 'digital' times for the analog clocks.

    See also Time Passages Worksheets

  12. SKILLSWISE - http://www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise/e3/numbers/measuresshapespace/time/worksheet.shtml

  13. Telling Time Worksheets

  14. **MASTER Worksheet Creator**
    Analog to Digital / Digital to Analog

    Use this tool to make all of your worksheets, analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog. Easy to use and easy to print.

    **MASTER Worksheet Creator 2**
    Write the Time

    Use this tool to make all of your worksheets for a "write the time" variety of worksheets.

    My TV GUIDE Worksheet

    Students create their own tv guide. Good for elapsed time

    Analog to Digital Pre-Made Worksheets

    Hour
    Half Hour
    5 Minute Intervals
    Minute Intervals

    Digital to Analog Pre-Made Worksheets
    Write the Time

    Hour
    Half Hour
    5 Minute Intervals
    Minute Intervals

  15. PRINTABLE WORKSHEET GENERATO........REALLY GOOD http://www.theteacherscorner.net/printable-worksheets/make-your-own/telling-time/

  16. COUNTDOWN CLOCK - http://www.interactiveclock.com/countdown-clock-resource.php

 

 

MATHS

There is a massive amount of Maths E material to sort....scroll down and it goes on and on.  I will get the time to sort it all out at some time.

 

 GIFs

 

KIDS

GROUPBOARD

 Crick

links to lots of numeracy flash sites

King's List

(Lots of links)

3D cubes

rekenweb

Mixed age short term plans

 

CGfl

 

Fab teaching clock from Ambleweb   

  The number gym

 The Building Game

 Rocket number line  

  Skillswise game  itp grid method  multiplying and dividing by 10/100/1000 etc (NUMBERGYM)

 Teach our kids - website some useful maths resources

 

Times tables GAMES

Times tables (bbc website)

multiplication (teaching times tables)

Planning/computer based resources ITP's    Number dial ITP (warm up activity)

ABC reception

/infant games -

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 Toftwood Infant  MathsZone  Number bonds to 10

 KS3 Maths Starters

Mental Maths

 

 Innovations learning Maths - Deines + others

 

Illuminations  90 online activities Bobbie Circle Grapher + Bear / others 

 Fractions

 

Math Cat

 

 Geometry

(Interactive)

 Gizmos

 

Mathszone (G&T)

 Kids Stuff

The Number Crew

 

 

WOW-great investigative interactive activities!

 

Illuminations - lots of interactive activities

Mathematical Puzzles - Math Games - Cross Sums - Prime Numbers

 KENT Notebookand Easiteach warm up MATHS activities  

Maths Mansion

 Logic Problems

(Printable)

 Simple patterns   Shine and write (KS3 puzzles)  
 PLACE VALUE  easiteach resource:  

place value calculator

 

place value cards+ task

 

 

 

bbc wise up - flash animation

AAAMaths

independent work - scroll down for game!

 

place value game

 

Test Your Tables

 

 

 AAA math - lots of activities, especially good for independent work

 KENT Notebookand Easiteach warm up MATHS activities

 

 

Dositey.com

Home

 

 

NETS

platonic solids

nets and skeletons

 

 

 
 

National/government websites

  “Have a look at the wide range of advice and information available on the Virtual Teacher Centre at

MATH Playground

UNIT PLANS (NWNET) 

 

 single age unit plans for numeracy

 www.qca.org.uk

includes information on changes to tests, progress charts, etc

www.cleo.ucsm.ac.uk includes resources and mixed age unit plans.

 www.nrich.maths.org.uk If you do not know the NRICH site, it's well worth a look.

 

“7 amazingly brilliant resources for use in maths. 

CYLINDER

NUMBER SQUARE

SCALES  

There are actually more there now . . .

       
 Home of Apples4theteacher.com - Games, Puzzles, and Interactive Learning for Elementary Students, Preschool Kids and Toddlers

Math Games

Geometry and Geometric Shapes Games

Interactive 100 Number Charts

Measurement Games

Money Games

Number Sense Games

Operations (+ - * ) Games - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division

Telling Time Games

 Quadrilaterals

Math is Fun

 

 

     
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
         
       
         
         
         
         
         

 

 

 

 

 

Powerpoint

PowerPoint Shows

To save the file, right-click on the link and select 'Save Target As' from the pop-up menu.

tessellation.pps
A PowerPoint presentation on the theme of tessellation which includes photographs, animations and activities for pupils to try. Use it with the whole class. Requires Microsoft PowerPoint 97 or later.

line symmetry.pps
A PowerPoint presentation which looks at line symmetry using animations and various pupils' activities. Use it to demonstrate and discuss line symmetry with the whole class. Requires PowerPoint 97 or later.

line symmetry.pdf
This pdf document is to be used in conjunction with the PowerPoint downloads above. It contains teachers' notes and 7 activity sheets for pupils.
Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.

rotational symmetry.pps
A PowerPoint presentation that can be used to teach rotational symmetry. It contains animations, sounds and activities for pupils to try. Requires PowerPoint 97 or later.

rotational symmetry.pdf
A pdf document to be used in conjunction with the PowerPoint download above. It contains teachers' notes and pupils' activity sheets.
Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Numeracy Resources KS1.pps
A PowerPoint presentation with lots of useful visual aids to use with KS1 pupils. Excellent resource if you've got a digital projector or an interactive whiteboard.

Numeracy Resources KS2.pps
Rather like the download above but for KS2. Lots of useful number grids, number charts, number lines etc. Ideal for use with an interactive whiteboard.

partitioning.pps
Use this PowerPoint show to demonstrate the partitioning of two- and three-digit numbers.
Requires PowerPoint 97 or later (or PowerPoint Viewer - free download from Microsoft).

making numbers.pps
A PowerPoint show to demonstrate how 2 and 3-digit numbers can be made from their place-value parts.
Requires PowerPoint 97 or later (or PowerPoint Viewer - free download from Microsoft).

2-D Shapes.pps
Use this PowerPoint show to teach the names and properties of 2-D shapes. Use it with the whole class or let pupils use it themselves.
Requires PowerPoint 97 or later (or PowerPoint Viewer - free download from Microsoft).

3-D Shapes.pps
Another PowerPoint show, similar to the one above, but this one's on the theme of names and properties of 3-D shapes. Requires PowerPoint 97 or later (or PowerPoint Viewer - free download from Microsoft).

 palindromes.pps
A PowerPoint show which provides various activities on the theme of palindromes. Requires PowerPoint 97 or later. There's also a free Excel download on this theme.

egyptian multiplication.pps
Use this PowerPoint show to discuss and demonstrate Egyptian Multiplication with the whole class. Requires PowerPoint 97 or later. There's also a free Excel download on this theme.

Excel

Excel Spreadsheets

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Squeeze1.xls
A series of Excel spreadsheets for pupils to use as part of their number work at KS1, focusing on place value and the ordering and sequencing of numbers up to 100.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Squeeze2.xls
Similar to Squeeze1 above but this is for older pupils, focusing on the ordering and sequencing of whole numbers up to 10,000.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Squeeze3.xls
Similar to Squeeze1 and Squeeze2 above but this is one is for pupils at the upper end of KS2, focusing on place value and the ordering and sequencing of decimals.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Bricks.xls
Investigative tasks which provide pupils with an opportunity to practise their addition skills, estimation skills, trial and improvement etc.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Spirals.xls
Number investigations which focus on problem-solving, estimation, and trial and improvement. Pupils can also practise their knowledge of place value involving decimals.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Round it.xls
These Excel spreadsheets provide pupils with opportunities to practise rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Round-it2.xls
Similar to the Round-it above but this time the focus is on rounding to the nearest whole number and to 1 and 2 decimal places.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

order-it.xls
Excel spreadsheets for the teacher to use with the whole class when focusing on the ordering of numbers.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

order-em.xls
Fully customisable spreadsheets that provide practise in ordering 3, 4 or 5 numbers. The numbers can be any whole numbers or decimals of your own choosing.
Requires Excel vesion 5 or later.

 addsheet.xls
Use this Excel file to quickly create sets of differentiated handouts for your pupils which involve the addition of 2, 3 and 4 numbers.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

arithgen.xls
Several Excel sheets that enable you to quickly generate differentiated handouts for your pupils to use involving subtraction, multiplication and division.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

vertical addition.xls
A series of Excel spreadsheets which generate pupils' worksheets for you to print out and photocopy. You can control the level of difficulty and you also get an answer sheet!
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

vertical subtraction.xls
Excel spreadsheets to create pupils' worksheets to print out and copy. You control the level of difficulty and you also get an answer sheet!
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

vertical multiplication.xls
More Excel spreadsheets to create pupils' worksheets to print out and copy - multiplication this time. Again, you can control the level of difficulty and get an answer sheet.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

long division.xls
Here's the final one in the set; Excel sheets to generate pupils' handouts that focus on pencil and paper division.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

fractions.xls
Excel spreadsheets that allow you to generate pupils' handouts on the theme of fractions, decimals and percentages.
Requires Excel 5 or later.

 fractions2.xls
Use these Excel spreadsheets to generate pupils' handouts for fractions addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Requires Excel 5 or later.

machines.xls
Various Excel spreadsheets which focus on the theme of input-output machines. Pupils provide inputs and must work out the rule that is being used to produce the outputs.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

guess.xls
A 'Guess the Number' game on a spreadsheet. Use it with the whole class or let individual pupils try it.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

gridmult.xls
Use this Excel spreadsheet with the whole class to teach grid multiplication. The sheet contains macros so make sure you click on 'Enable Macros' when opening the file. Requires Excel 5 or later.

shade-it.xls
Use these Microsoft Excel spreadsheets with the whole class to discuss number patterns in various number grids and in place value. The sheet contains macros so make sure you click on 'Enable Macros' when opening the file.

hide it.xls
Use these Excel spreadsheets to hide numbers on various grids. Discuss the patterns with pupils and then reveal the numbers. The sheet contains macros so make sure you click on 'Enable Macros' when opening the file.

cannon.xls
This Excel spreadsheet simulates a cannonball being fired into the air. Experiment with the speed and angle of trajectory to make the cannonball land on the target.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

rounding.xls
Use these Excel spreadsheets to generate pupils' handouts for rounding practice to the nearest 10, 100, 1000 etc. and also to the nearest whole number and decimal places. Requires Excel 5 or later.

zoom.xls
This is an investigative activity carried out on a spreadsheet in which pupils have to spot patterns and relationships.
Requires Excel version 5 or later.

Maxbox.xls
This Excel spreadsheet allows pupils to carry out an investigative shape and space activity involving nets and volumes of 3-D shapes. Requires Excel 97 or later.

reflections.xls
Yes, a spreadsheet for shape and space work! Create a shape and then reveal its image. Use it to demonstrate and discuss various types of reflection with your pupils. Requires Excel 97 or later. The sheet contains macros so make sure you click on 'Enable Macros' when opening the file.

reflections.pdf
Here are some handouts for pupils to use when you are using reflections.xls.
Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.

rotations.xls
Create a shape and then reveal its image after a rotation. Use it to demonstrate and discuss various angles of rotation with your pupils. Requires Excel 97 or later. The sheet contains macros so make sure you click on 'Enable Macros' when opening the file.

rotations.pdf
Here are some handouts to copy and distribute to pupils when you are using rotations.xls.

one dice.xls
Use these spreadsheets to simulate the rolling of a normal six-sided dice 10, 25, 50, 100, 500 and 1000 times. A graph of the results is produced each time. Requires Excel 97 or later.

two dice sum.xls
Similar to one-dice.xls but this time it simulates the rolling of two six-sided dice, working out the total score.
Requires Excel 97 or later.

two dice difference.xls
Continuing the probability theme, this Excel spreadsheet simulates the rolling of two dice, working out the difference between the scores.
Requires Excel 97 or later.

one coin.xls
More on the probability theme with a spreadsheet that simulates the flicking of a single coin.
Requires Excel 97 or later.

two coins.xls
Probability on a spreadsheet again, this time simulating the flicking of two coins.
Requires Excel 97 or later.

three coins.xls
The final spreadsheet in the probability series. This one simulates the flicking of three coins. Requires Excel 97 or later.

2-D Shapes Test.xls
If you've worked through the PowerPoint show on the theme of 2-D shapes, why not test your knowledge of 2-D shapes with this spreadsheet. Just type your answers into the boxes and find out if you are right. Requires Excel 97 or later.

3-D Shapes Test.xls
A spreadsheet to test your knowledge of 3-D shapes (have a look at the PowerPoint show on 3-D shapes first). Requires Excel 97 or later.

palindromes.xls
One of the PowerPoint show downloads (Palindromes.pps) includes a number investigation involving palindromes. Use this spreadsheet with the whole class to discuss answers to the investigation. Requires Excel 97 or later.

 egyptian multiplication.xls
Use this Excel spreadsheet to discuss Egyptian multiplication with the whole class and to check answers the Egyptian way! Also have a look at the PowerPoint show on Egyptian multiplication. Requires Excel 97 or later.

Fractions

Fractions

  1. What is a Fraction?
    1. Who Wants Pizza (a fun way to learn about fractions)
    2. WebMath:  Get a Fraction  (get a visual picture)
    3. Math Matching...  Fractions to Models
    4. Mystery Picture with Fraction Word Problems (by Dositey)
  2. Equivalent Fractions
    1. Fraction Frenzie Activity by LearningPlanet ( match equivalent fractions before time runs out)
    2. Fraction Game Tool (Illuminations NCTM)[ move game pieces to other side of board) 
    3. Mighty Math Matching... Equivalent Fractions
    4. Fresh Baked Fractions Activity by Funbrain( find fraction that is not equivalent to the rest)
    5. Soccer Shootout  Activity  by Funbrain( addition and subtraction of fractions)
  3.  Fraction/Decimal Relationships
    1. Math Matching... Fractions and Decimal Equivalents
    2. Math Matching... MORE Fractions and Decimal Equivalents
    3. Math Matching... MORE Fractions and Decimal Equivalents
    4. Math Matching... Fractions, Decimal, % Equivalents
    5. Salon Snap Activity by BBC Maths Files ( match fractions to decimals and %)
    6. Double Fun Match Activity (Click on Fraction/Decimal)  by Funbrain (Match Fractions to Decimal Equivalent)
    7. Fraction Decimal Conversion ( JAVA games matching fractions to equivalent decimals)
  4. Finding a Least Common Multiple (LCM)
  5. Fractions
  6. All About Fractions by AAA Math (Explanation, interactive practice and challenge games about fractions)
  7. Visual Fractions  
  8. I Know That: Fractions Workshop  
  9. I Know That:  Fishy Fractions

Unit plans and resources

National Whiteboard Website (NWNet with all of the plans) http://www.nwnet.org.uk/pages/maths/y56/unitplans.html

Place Value

 

Year 5    

 

 http://webzoom.freewebs.com/misshorne/y5u1aut.doc

 

 

 

 Year 6  http://webzoom.freewebs.com/misshorne/y6u1aut.doc
 multiplication (teaching times tables)  
 itp grid method
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

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Mathematics

National/government websites

www.standards.dfes.gov.uk contains the single age unit plans for numeracy.

www.qca.org.uk includes information on changes to tests, progress charts, etc.

www.cleo.ucsm.ac.uk includes resources and mixed age unit plans.

www.nrich.maths.org.uk If you do not know the NRICH site, it's well worth a look.

“Have a look at the wide range of advice and information available on the Virtual Teacher Centre at http://curriculum.becta.org.uk/docserver.php?temid=3D3D89

“7 amazingly brilliant resources for use in maths.  A cylinder with different scales which you can fill up with water and empty.  A number square that goes up to 13 columns and will cover over multiples.  Scales that you add weights onto and it reflects the weight on the front.  Just brill. Particularly useful if you have an interactive white board.”  There are actually more there now . . .
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/numeracy/publications/#Interactive%20Teaching%20Programs

http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/numeracy/teaching_resources/ was also recommended.

www.censusatschool.ntu.ac.uk has links to data about children in Africa, New Zealand and Britain which are very useful for data handling.

The BBC website has several useful areas:

www.bbc.co.uk/education/megamaths is brilliant for work on shape and times tables

www.bbc.co.uk/education/numbertime is great for number bonds

www.bbc.co.uk/education/revisewise/ has lots of ideas for revision

 

LEA based websites

http://www.kented.org.uk/ngfl/primary.html “is the really good one for maths assessment. . . it has some smashing ideas for using software and good maths planning.”

www.edu.dudley.gov.uk/mathematics included daily problems linked to a current news item

Its worth having a look at the leicestershire maths site. http://www.leics.gov.uk/ follow the ngfl link to numeracy. There's some great content which you may find useful.

www.rcednet.net/numeracy is a site which was developed to support the learning and teaching of mathematics in Rhondda Cynon Taff schools.

 

Useful school websites

One of the best school websites around - http://www.amblesideonline.co.uk/school.html

Lots of online resources - try www.etchingham.e-sussex.sch.uk  for Maths PowerPoints.

For ICT based maths activities for Reception and KS1 pupils, the stuff at Toftwood Infant school goes down very well - at http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/toftwood/resources.html

http://www.madras.fife.sch.uk/maths/ is a superb school website.

 

Other potentially useful sites

There are lots of ideas for using ICT in mathematics on the Nrich site
http://www.nrich.maths.org.uk/

http://www.mathszone.co.uk/ is a site needing bookmarking - aims to bring collect together and order a range of free resources discovered on the Internet, which can be used for teaching Maths in Primary Schools in the UK. There are links from the key objectives for each year group to suitable activities where available – simply brilliant!

You can find a link to Nrich (and to many more maths sites - several of them suitable for secondary and well worth a look) on the ICTeachers Maths Links page at: http://www.icteachers.co.uk/teachers/links/tnumeracy.htm

www.juniorszone.com, free KS2 literacy & numeracy on-line tutorials

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.html is “another useful and fun one for home and school - loads and loads of printouts and activities.” Though another colleague warned that American spellings on this site need watching.
http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/res2/res2indx.htm has “some brilliant maths stuff!“

http://www.numeracy.org.uk/ is brilliant

www.fl.uu.nl/rekenweb/en/welcome.xml  has games and activities – so does the mathsnet site at www.mathsnet.net

Another good source of ideas is Micromath, the journal of the ATM. See
http://www.atm.org.uk/journals/index.html A recent edition (18.1) had a short article about mathematics' teachers' attitudes to ICT.”

www.worldclassarena.org has resources which are particularly useful for the more able pupils

www.funbrain.com has lots of games and puzzles

www.counton.org.uk was initially for the Maths Year 2000 but still lots of enjoyable ideas.

www.beam.co.uk has resources such as material and publications which are available for purchase.
”This is a good site for teaching time it's called, well, "Teaching Time"
http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/ 

I use a spreadsheet based on the one I downloaded from
http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/ufa10/num_records.htm  (The Birmingham City Council resources site) to keep track of maths key objectives.

KS3 Sites

One person recommended the  www.learn.co.uk Maths KS3 site, saying, “I have been using this with my top Year 6 group who need stretching. I have found it very useful, clearly laid out and with test questions at L3-6 and L5-8. And it's free!!!!”

PowerPoint presentations

There are several PowerPoint things on the Maths page of the ICTeachers Resource Vault http://www.icteachers.co.uk/resources/resources_numeracy.htm.

Fantastic free Maths powerpoints here: http://www.timetoteach.co.uk/

There are lots of Maths PowerPoint presentations (about 30) on the Teacher Resource Exchange - all free.  Some really good ones too.  http://tre.ngfl.gov.uk/

www.teachingtime.co.uk (www.teachingmoney.co.uk is great too!)

“Some great free powerpoints are available from www.timetoteach.co.uk for KS1
& 2 numeracy.”

Time sites

Web resources for Year 3 key objectives: Use units of time and know the relationships between them (second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year).

 (Remember also - Textease clipart has  a "flash" real-time clock: Look in clipart/flash directory) http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/numeracy/teaching_resources/year3/y123str4.PDF has the National Numeracy syllabus details.

There is a download for telling the time from the DfES Standards site,  http://www.standards.dfee.gov.uk/numeracy/publications/?pub_id=10023&top_id=0&art_id=00   The link itself is: http://www.standards.dfee.gov.uk/numeracy/publications/itps/tell_the_time/

http://www.southbury.enfield.sch.uk/mw/time/clocks.swf  Useful on-screen "real time" clock, digital analogue, 12/24hr, and words

See also http://www.southbury.enfield.sch.uk/mw/time/Time%20Difference.swf for 2 clocks side by side, useful for showing start / finish clocks for a period of time, and calculating elapsed time

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/dynamo/den/matching/index.htm  Games in 3 levels (notionally ages 5-9) based on "matching pairs" or "Pelmanism" Useful consolidation of reading time-related words.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/dynamo/den/clock/index.htm  Also in 3 levels, with similar look and feel. Consolidation of setting analogue clock to a requested time. 

http://www.mathcats.com/explore/age/calculator.html "How old am I" calculator - including a cake and candles, and your age in years - or weeks - or months - or days - even to counting up in seconds.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revisewise/maths/images/maths_shape_on.gif Includes in the "Measures" area a section on revision of main facts about time. Animated. http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/revisewise/maths/shape/13_act.shtml is the related activity.

http://nrich.maths.org.uk Several useful resources, though they keep moving around....  e.g. John's Train, a lovely puzzle  at http://nrich.maths.org.uk/mathsf/journalf/nov03/stage3new.html#732  Use the search facility to search for measures/time. Activities on basic concepts, calendars and modulus arithmetic.

This has some clock faces useful for making worksheets: http://www.links4kids.co.uk/clock.htm

http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/ is chargable (for school use) but with eLC is probably worth getting. Downloadable for home use free, so good for mentioning to parents.

Also worth a look: http://www.madras.fife.sch.uk/maths/ 

and  http://sample.ttsonline.net/

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Determine the volume of a box by filling it with cubes, rows of cubes, or layers of cubes.
Explore an abacus model for representing numbers and performing addition.
Create equivalent fractions by dividing and shading squares or circles, and match each fractions to its location on the number line.
Play an interactive game that exercises your factoring ability. Test your skills against a human or the computer.
Divide numbers into two factors, and build arrays to represent each factorization.
Play with shapes to understand an iterative process.
Explore relationships among fractions while playing this interactive game.
Explore different representations for fractions. (In this version, the numerator is restricted to values from 0 to 20, and the denominator is limited to benchmark values of 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 10 and 20.)
Explore different representations for fractions. (In this version, the numerator and denominator can both take values up to 20.)
Explore different representations for fractions. (In this version, the numerator and denominator can take values up to 100.)
Manipulate various geometric solids. Color the solid to investigate properties such as the number of faces, edges, and vertices.
Create a customized histogram with your own data, or display a histogram from an included set of data.
Understand and investigate the area of the rectangle, parallelogram and triangle.
Create dynamic drawings on isometric dot paper. Draw figures using edges, faces, or cubes, and then shift, rotate, color, decompose, or view them in 2‑D or 3‑D.
Investigate the concept of equivalence by "weighing" numeric and algebraic expressions.
Find equivalent numerical expressions using a balance scale.
Explore relationships among the weights of various objects by placing them on either side of a balance scale. (This activity is a special version of the Pan Balance - Shapes applet. It uses numbers that are friendly for primary classrooms.)
Explore relationships among the weights of various objects by placing them on either side of a balance scale.
Shoot a pool ball so that it continually bounces off the sides of a pool table at a 45° angle until it lands in a corner.
Design a pattern using geoemtric shapes.
Exercise your skill with factors and multiples.
Explore the relationship between theoretical and experimental probabilities.
Draw and cut shapes, then use slides, turns, and flips to move the cut pieces around.
Draw, color, paste, slice, rotate, reflect, expand, and contract various shapes.
Use color-coding to represent state information, such as population, area, and gasoline usage.
Use the voltage of batteries to explore positive and negative numbers.

Adobe Acrobat Activity Documents

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Five Maths Activities with Logo.pdf
Activity sheets to print and distribute to pupils when they have got access to any logo package, for example MSW Logo.

Ten Calculator Activities.pdf
Handouts for pupils which provide investigative, open-ended and problem-solving activities using a calculator.

Ten Maths Activities with a Spreadsheet.pdf
Various activities for pupils which require the use of a spreadsheet.

cubenets.txt

cubenets.exe
Various activities based on the nets of a cube. Read the instructions in the text file first. The compressed exe file contains eleven graphics and a pdf file with teachers' notes and pupils' activities.

line symmetry.pdf
This pdf document is to be used in conjunction with one of the PowerPoint shows. It contains teachers' notes and 7 activity sheets for pupils.

rotational symmetry.pdf
A pdf document to be used in conjunction with one of the PowerPoint shows. It contains teachers' notes and pupils' activity sheets.

reflections.pdf
A pdf document, containing handouts for pupils, to be used in conjunction with one of the Excel downloads.

rotations.pdf
A pdf document, containing handouts for pupils, to be used in conjunction with one of the Excel downloads.

Year 9 Worksheets.pdf
Here's a series of worksheets for pupils to use in conjunction with the one of the free data files, organised according to National Curriculum levels and with the answers included as well.

Food Worksheets.pdf
Here's a series of worksheets for pupils to use in conjunction with one of the free data files, organised according to National Curriculum levels and with the answers included as well.

Using Counting Machine.pdf
The complete 57-page activity book that accompanies Counting Machine for Interactive Whiteboard. Details of Counting Machine here.