This collection from Teachers TV features videos that are intended to be shown to students in primary mathematics lessons. Many of the videos are ideal as lesson starters, often posing a problem for students to consider.

Algebra - What's the Pattern? - an number sequence investigation which involves tables and chairs.

Algebra in Action - solve the formula which links apples, scarves and coats.

Angles - Pirate's Lost Treasure - use a series of directions to draw a treasure map.

Decimals Forever - an interactive lesson which includes recurring decimals.

Division Volume and Other Topics - eight dramatised lesson starters highlighting different problems.

Fractions Out Shopping - prompts discussion of the fractions and decimals found on the packaging of every day products.

Pizza Fractions - a prompt for discussion about fractions.

Polygons - an interactive lesson which explores the interior angles of hexagons and tessellation of shapes.

Problem Solving - Football Problems - students follow clues to find out where each player should stand for a team photo.

Problem Solving - Is It a Bargain? - students have to decide whether Dodgy Dave's offers are good.

Problem Solving and Other Topics - a selection of dramatised situations for students to solve.

The Shape Show - properties of triangles, quadrilaterals and their use in the environment.

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Algebra In Action

This Teachers TV video is suitable for use as a Key Stage Two mathematics lesson starter on algebra. It uses a story of a cold apple seller who cannot afford to buy a scarf. The apple seller manages to exchange some apples for a scarf. The scarf seller then exchanges some of her scarves for a coat. The story...

Decimals Forever

This video from Teachers TV observes mathematics teacher Jonny Heeley as he inspires a group of gifted and talented Year Six students with an interactive lesson on decimals.

Terminating and recurring decimals are explored using a variety of games and challenges to excite and entertain. The students are...

Polygons

This video from Teachers TV observes mathematics teacher Jonny Heeley as he inspires a group of gifted and talented Year Six students with an interactive lesson on polygons. Students create isosceles triangles by folding paper and explore their angles before investigating the interior angles of a regular hexagon...

The Shape Show

This resource from Teachers TV begins with a review of the properties of some quadrilaterals and triangles which are then related to the shapes which can be found in all aspects of the environment, described as looking at the world with a mathematical eye.

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