Being Curious - Primary Teachers
The problems in these collections will inspire learners' curiosity, getting them excited by new mathematical ideas.
The problems in these collections will inspire learners' curiosity, getting them excited by new mathematical ideas.
These problems will tap into students' natural curiosity, enabling them to grow into creative, flexible problem-solvers.
Week 2
How well can you estimate angles? Playing this game could improve your skills.
Week 1
Can you find a winning strategy to beat the computer and be the first to 23?
Week 6
Choose a set of three rods. How many different lengths can you make?
The resources in these collections will help your learners become more resilient, learning how to work hard and keep going when faced with challenges.
These collections of problems will help your students learn how to persevere and keep going when faced with challenges.
These problems will offer opportunities for your learners to use specific examples as a springboard to generalising.
These problems offer learners an opportunity to explore by trying something out, and reflect on what they notice.