Quadrilaterals – Snappy Maths
Quadrilaterals – Snappy Maths Answer as many questions as you can. Use the ‘Enter’ key or press ‘Go’ to submit each answer. Your time starts after you answer the first one.
Quadrilaterals – Snappy Maths Answer as many questions as you can. Use the ‘Enter’ key or press ‘Go’ to submit each answer. Your time starts after you answer the first one.
Complete the puzzle by moving and rotating the seven shapes. A fun way to work problem solving and visual spatial skills. App Features 3 levels offering increased challenge Click on a shape or drag it to select it Use the Read More …
Virtual Pattern Blocks – NCTM Pattern blocks can be used for problem solving and reasoning with fractions as children investigate the relationships between various parts and wholes. Typically Yellow Hexagon = 1 whole Red trapezium = 1/2 Blue parallelagram = Read More …
Polygon Explorer – Visnos Create and manipulate polygons, examine how the interior and exterior angles change as the number of sides increase. Drag vertices, use a protractor or ruler to measure angles and length properties
Geoboard is a tool for exploring a variety of mathematical topics introduced in the primary school. Children stretch bands around the pegs to form line segments and polygons and make discoveries about perimeter, area, angles, congruence, fractions, and more. Open Activity
Properties of all quadrilaterals – click to read properties.
Use the mouse to make your character pick up the shapes and take them to the right box – matching word and image – but do not get caught by the robots.
Combine pentominoes to make different rectangles
Maths Bingo using flashcard and recoignising properties of shapes
sort polygons into quads and not quads, regular and irregular. Note – wrong answer not accepted so can be done without thought. KS2
Recognise the 2D shape – Yr1
Pelmanism – match each regular 2D shape to its name
Pelmanism – Match quadrilateral’s name to its shape Yr 6
Sort 2D shapes into 3 boxes according right angles. Only correct sorting possible.
turn cards to match shapes with names
Sort a variety of 2D shapes on a Venn diagram. Sort by one or two conditions.
sort shapes by rectangles and red in a Carroll diagram. No errors possible.
Sort 2D shapes into 3 boxes according right angles. Only correct sorting possible.