Name: Secondary School Numeracy / Problem Solving Station Teaching Games Value Bundle
SKU: 9669
Price: 207.37 EUR
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SECONDARY SCHOOL numeracy bundle one to use (1)

SmartGames IQ Puzzler Pro, a Travel Game for Kids and Adults

shapes up learning resources cogs the brain shop

Secondary School Numeracy / Problem Solving Station Teaching Games Value Bundle

€207.37

All the maths games you need to run a full maths station teaching lesson.
Irish secondary school teacher developed.
Each game works with a group of students.
Each game can be used as a full station.
Easy to set up.
Recommended for 1st and 2nd year maths. Ordinary and foundation level maths.
Games encourage key maths concepts, collaborative learning and active learning.

Logic Links

€15.26

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Q-Bitz Extreme

Put your visual dexterity to the ultimate test with Q-bitz Extreme cube game.
A race to place cubes to match a card's abstract arrangement.
Encourages visual dexterity, logic, focus.
A beautifully designed, highly challenging game for the whole family.
Includes 80 Q-bitz Extreme cards, 4 wooden trays, 4 sets of 16 cubes.

€26.96

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IQ Puzzler Pro Smart Games × 4

Game of ability with 101 progressive challenges
Develops logical ability, and the stimulation
ablero Compact and designed to store all the material
Booklet with solutions to challenges
Age: 6 - Adult
One player

€12.56 each

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Kapla Challenge × 4

A game of skill that will captivate older children and adults alike!

Can you copy the model on the card using your planks? For ages 6+, play against the clock or compete against friends. But be careful: you'll need to control your emotions and your planks as the difficulty increases with each card until the very last challenge...

Contains: 12 ‘Challenge’ cards + 16 natural planks.

€14.36 each

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Mental Maths Bingo Smart Kids

Stay alert with quick calculation strategies at the ready, to become a mental mathematics whiz!
Students must beat opponents and be the first to give correct answers to number, time and measure problems using only their brains.
Tried and tested by 5th and 6th class pupils.
Can be played by up to 6 individuals or teams of more pupils.
Contains 6 playing boards and calculation question cards.

€26.96

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Shapes Up Tangram Game

Shapes Up is an exciting, fast-paced strategy game. Shape up your spatial-thinking skills with this colorful race to fill your board with patterns.
Players fit shapes together, like a tangram, to cover their boards and form multi-colored squares. The player whose board is filled first wins!
Includes 4 game boards, 32 large triangles, 32 small triangles, 16 squares, 1 shape tray, 1 die, and a timer.
Mensa Select National Competition Winner
For 2 to 4 players.
Age 7 +

€25.16

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Times Tables Plus Snap

Time to take your Times Tables to the next level with Times Tables PLUS Snap! Play Snap or Pairs using times tables.
For example, in order to play Snap you would be trying to snap cards that equal the same value such as 8X9 and 12X6 and seventy-two.
To play Pairs, simply turn all the cards upside down and turn two over to see if they match. If they do then you keep them, if not you turn them back face down.
The aim is to collect all the cards.
Age: 8+

€5.39

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Maths stations are a great way to create a learning environment where students are interacting somewhat independently and collaboratively with maths. During maths station teaching, students rotate around pre-planned math activities. These activities promote practice of key math concepts that are being taught or need reinforcement.
This set of maths games will allow you to run a whole class maths station lesson with all the children actively involved.
Developed by an Irish school teacher.
Each game can be used as a full station.
Each game is student friendly allowing independent stations not requiring constant teacher instruction.

What is station teaching?

In station teaching, the teacher divides maths games into a station (a table). The teacher can move around the classroom or stay at a particular station; the other stations are run independently.

Some advantages of this approach are:

· The students have the benefit of working in small groups.

· The teachers can cover more material in a shorter period of time.

· Fewer discipline problems occur because students are engaged in active, hands-on learning.

· It is possible to separate students who need to work away from each other.

· All students get access to teaching manipulatives even if they’re in short supply or are smaller pieces of equipment that are not as effective in whole class teaching.

· It encourages co-operation