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Early Years Foundation Stage
Seeing Is Believing
Seeing is Believing
In this feature, we have chosen some resources from the
Seeing is Believing
pathway on
Wild Maths
.
Take a look at
Introducing Creativity in the Classroom
to find out more about Wild Maths, and for suggestions of NRICH tasks we recommend if you want to promote creativity in your classroom.
Introducing Creativity in the Classroom
Age
11 to 18
Challenge Level
Learn all about Wild Maths and how you can support mathematical creativity in the classroom
Chessboard Challenge
Age
11 to 16
Challenge Level
A chessboard has lots of squares... more than you might think at first... can you work out how many?
Picture Story
Age
11 to 16
Challenge Level
It is said that every picture tells a story... Can you tell the story of our video about Cube Numbers?
Order in Disorder
Age
11 to 16
Challenge Level
Watch this talk by Imre Leader and learn about maths without equations.
Make Your Own Pentominoes
Age
11 to 16
Challenge Level
Pentominoes are made by joining five squares together edge to edge. Can you find them all and make a full set?
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Special Numbers
Number Patterns and Infinity
Dotty Grids
Freedom and Constraints