The Ubiquity of Three - by George Knights and Lyndon Baker New 52 page FREE Member only Resource that explores the number 'Three'. Includes number facts, examples of 'three' in everyday life, & points to ponder bit.ly/Ubiquityof3 Non-member extract bit.ly/Ubiquityextract

The Thinking Mathematically Everyday Series is now available as a pack containing separate books for each of the years 1 to 6, written to inspire teachers to embed reasoning, problem solving and conceptual fluency in to all of their lessons. bit.ly/TMEDSET Task from Y2

Tables Together, a complete programme for learning multiplication tables at KS2. Designed to build confidence in learning Multiplication Tables in a way that relies less on straight forward memorising while developing thinking skills in the learners. bit.ly/tablesto

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Fantastic resource for teachers, Pattern Blocks by Simon Gregg Activities to address key areas of the curriculum, with geometrical and proportional reasoning skills pupils need to succeed in maths later on. Take a look inside bit.ly/2MKs7FB

“The journal of Teachers of Maths is a wonderful source of information and inspiration”

Friend, colleague, mentor and sadly missed by all of us in maths education at ⁦UoN Education⁩

Hugh Burkhardt obituary in the newspaper he supported all his life - the ⁦The Guardian⁩ theguardian.com/education/2024…

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Geometric Sparks - Generating links with shapes in space Book and Slides, by the Author of Alegebradabra, Algeburble and Multiplixing. This book contains 100 geometry tasks, organised into 20 weekly sets of 5 daily tasks. KS3 atm.org.uk/Shop/Geometric…

Take a look at Fun Maths, a collection of games, puzzles & explorations to experience the pleasure of doing maths for fun! Suitable for KS2, KS3 & KS4. Look inside bit.ly/3qrVKKS more info bit.ly/3oWjV2k

Forty harder problems for the classroom is a collection of challenging problems for anyone over 11yrs who enjoys thinking about non-routine mathematical problems. Working on these problems helps learners to use and apply their maths knowledge and skills. bit.ly/3sMKoSl

There are plenty of Free resources in both the Member Only and Non-Member Open Resources area of our website. These are written by teachers, for teachers with the learner in mind. atm.org.uk/Maths-Teaching…

Exploring Mathematics with Younger Children. This inspiring publication offers the opportunity for KS1 children to solve or invent problems; share their reasoning & to rehearse their knowledge & understanding of mathematical ideas in groups, pairs or trios
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Have a browse through the ATM Primary and Secondary Publications Catalogues, now available to view or download. Each contains lots of ideas/resources to support your teaching. Primary Catalogue bit.ly/32uMFqE and Secondary Catalogue bit.ly/36qafFY

If you're looking for ideas on how to use Cuisenaire rods with your learners, whatever age they may be, there are some fantastic activities in the Cuisenaire book by Simon Gregg Dr Helen J not moving on Williams she/her🇪🇺🐦 and Mike Ollerton Look inside bit.ly/2NcVSzl more info bit.ly/3s0P7zi

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Aimed at teachers interested in addressing issues of social justice in the classroom. This book is based on the premise that conventional approaches to teaching maths do not adequately address the needs of all learners or the needs of society as a whole. bit.ly/socijus

NEW BLOG: Maths – it’s good to talk! But what are we talking about?

We need to consider talk structures & effective modelling of quality talk, but also whether our tasks are worth talking about…

With hat tips to Loughborough Department of Mathematics Education, The NCETM, & Teachers of Maths.

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#NewToSLTChat Please take a moment to look at these replacement assessments from Teachers of Maths and The Mathematical Association atm.org.uk/write/MediaUpl…

Fantastic resource for teachers, Pattern Blocks by Simon Gregg Activities to address key areas of the curriculum, with geometrical and proportional reasoning skills pupils need to succeed in maths later on. Take a look inside bit.ly/2MKs7FB