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A bravura display of imagination by Rob Ives has produced thisdelightful collection of working automata to cut out and make. As you operate the mechanisms, the Hopping Sheep hop energetically and the Pecking Hen pecks keenly into its feeder. The rather sad Motley Man bows and acknowledges the applause he has earned, while the Flying Fish undulates in a delightfully unexpected manner. Each of the mechanisms use a different principle to generate...

Taking the vocabulary required at Key Stage 1 from the UK National Numeracy Project, these worksheets offer a fun way of recognizing, spelling and writing out appropriate words. Photocopy them and use them in class or for homework assignments. They encourage accurate spelling and the recognition of mathematical words in different contexts. Make use of the KS1 word list provided, the record sheet and also the sixteen spelling tests of ten words...

Bricks and tiles are two of the most universal and ancient building materials and they are able to combine tremendous versatility with the economies and advantages of mass production and standard units. They are employed in repetitive arrangements both to give strength to the structure and to cover surfaces, leading to many different kinds of bonds and styles of surface patterning. This draws attention to them in an interesting and stimulating...

With its concentration on geometric forms, Islamic design offers a very rich source of wonderful patterns. Many of the designs here are taken from Moorish Spain and the traditional sites of the Middle East and North Africa, but this book also includes patterns which have been used in the mosques of Great Britain.

Robert Field has travelled extensively and has taken his camera and a keen eye with him wherever he has gone. Many people will be both suprised and delighted by the sheer number and variety of interesting patterns that he has discovered. This book examines pattern in churches and cathedrals and shows in photographs and sketches how they can be replicated.

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A book of dice games for early years pupils. Everything from number recognition and early counting to activities on a 100 square. A lovely book to help improve numeracy enjoyably.

A wide range of photocopiable materials to help teachers. Includes number squares, hundred, multiplications, addition, sets of numbers, clocks, graph paper, and much more.

All the puzzles in this book take the form of number sequences and always some of the terms are missing.Sometimes the missing terms are at the end and the puzzle is to work out how the sequence continues.Sometimes there are gaps to fill within it.Logical thinking is needed to discover the hidden rules and the book systematically explains how to set about solving this intriguing type of puzzle.

These games have been chosen or adapted from games played all over the world. For each there is a photocopiable A4 sheet which gives the board and the rules. Children then try to work out a winning or not losing strategy within those rules. Later, they are encouraged to alter them and to explore the effect such changes have on the strategy of the game. Extensive teachers notes are included.

A book of dice and spinner games to develop number concepts, sharpen number skills and provide understanding and strategies for 5-12 year-olds learning about number. Most of the games have variations, extensions and helpful teacher notes. Includes eight exciting, colorful gameboards to complement the activities.

A book for 'learning links' that contains imaginative activities in measurement, algebra, number, money and more, that encourage children to investigate and consolidate mathematical ideas.

A splendid collection of characterful animals inhabits the pages of this delightful book. Not only are they enjoyable to cut out and make but they all move, often in surprizing ways Look out for the bear which rolls on his back, the monkey whose head rocks back and forth and the frog which balances carefully on its lily pad. Sea-life is represented by a rocking seal and a pair of penguins with flippers which flap in a most charming way.

Who would have thought that paper models could illustrate some fundamental truths about the universe! Yet Lee Bulbrook has succeeded in using a certain geometrical shape which represents the fundamental structure of real atoms rather well. Because of this, they glue together logically to make model molecules which closely represent real ones. This combination of words, pictures and models opens the door to a better understanding of this fascin...

A delightful book of activities for children, exploring the various properties of circles. With sections on number, pi, and dartboard math, Circles is a wonderful way to introduce pupils to basic geometry.