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5 Star Sites
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www.senteacher.org

• SEN Teacher provides cost-free teaching
  learning resources for students with special
  needs and learning disabilities. Many resources
  here may also be of use to educators of primary
  and elementary students.
• All the resources available or listed here are
  free for use in schools, colleges and at home.

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With most classrooms containing digital
projectors, the time is ripe to harness the
potential of technology to aid, support and
enhance the delivery of the Maths curriculum. To
this end, the following sites contain hundreds of
very visual activities to support the teaching of
mathematics , along with further activities to
enhance teaching across a range of other
curricular areas.   Spend some time investigating
 these maths activities and decide which are the
best 10 items to support your mathematics in the
coming year. Be sure to bookmark the sites, so
you have details and access in September.  www.ibo
ard.co.uk
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www.topmarks.co.uk
The best teaching resources, homework help and
educational websites for use in the classroom.
Check out the Interactive Whiteboard Resources
section! To get started pick a subject, then an
age group from the menu on the left. We've been
working hard to feature the best educational
resources which work well on interactive
whiteboards in the classroom. The resources are
organised by subject, age group and category to
make them easy for you to find. We are constantly
updating the web sites listed here to ensure that
they are current.
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www.woodlands-junior.kent.sch.uk/maths/index.html
Several fun online interactive activities here to
help you improve your mental maths skills.
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www.amblesideprimary.com/ambleweb/numeracy.htm
Scroll down to the Tools for Teaching some
excellent resources
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http//durham.schooljotter.com/coxhoe/CurriculumL
inks/Numeracy
Considerable importance is attached to the
children achieving and understanding mathematical
processes, concepts and skills. A favourable
attitude is encouraged by presenting it in an
interesting and enjoyable way, allowing the
children to actively participate in the learning
process, thus creating a sense of achievement and
confidence. There is a strong emphasis on the
development of mental arithmetic and giving
opportunities for pupils to use and apply
mathematics in real life situations.
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www.amathsdictionaryforkids.com
A Maths Dictionary for Kids is an animated,
interactive online math dictionary for students
which explains over 600 common mathematical terms
and math words in simple language.
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http//ie.ixl.com

• Maths learning that sticks with you
• Maths practice that keeps you in the zone
• Maths at its most mesmerizing
• Never miss a maths moment
• Maths for the left and right brain

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www.mathszone.co.uk

• This site 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.

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www.scoilnet.ie

• An excellent collection of resources.
• Often underrated.

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www.ppds.ie

• The Primary Professional Development Service
  (PPDS) operates under the Teacher Education
  Section of the Department of Education and
  Science, and its core work is to provide
  continuing professional development for primary
  school teachers. The PPDS was established in
  September 2008, when the former Primary
  Curriculum Support Programme (PCSP) and School
  Development Planning Support (SDPS) amalgamated,
  thus initiating the creation of a single cohesive
  support service for the primary sector.

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www.toytheater.com

• What is Toy Theater?
• Toy Theater is a collection of early learning
  activities to be used as another tool in the
  teachers toolbox. An eclectic "Theater" of
  learning toys, Toy Theater is a safe place to
  play and learn.
• Who is Toy Theater aimed at?
• Toy Theater is aimed at both preschool and
  primary school age children but is open to people
  of all ages, even you.
• Why was Toy Theater created?
• To create quality learning activities for
  children, available for free to anyone with
  access to the internet.
• Does Toy Theater cost anything?
• No! Toy Theater is free for everyone. We display
  ads supplied by Google to generate revenue to
  support the site.

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http//www.mathsphere.co.uk/

• Click on Free Resources in left panel.
• Scroll down to Maths Puzzles.
• Great variety of brain teasers solutions
  provided!