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I’m trying to build up a collection of maths games for lesson fillers, reward and skills practise.
An outdoors activity is always a welcome change to a maths lesson. To introduce rates, I take the class outdoors to measure their heart rate.
Here’s a nice page of resources for Mathematics teachers, published via the EAA (Educational Assessment Australia, UNSW).
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