Five To Follow #Ff
Friday, August 16, 2019
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What I beloved nearly Twitter is that at that topographic point are vast numbers of talented maths teachers all over the basis sharing reflections, ideas, resources as well as questions. I specially similar seeing photos of students' move as well as activities that went well. It's thence interesting to run across what goes on inwards other teachers' classrooms equally it's oft really unlike to what goes on inwards mine. Lately I've been getting loads of inspiration from the tweeps I've listed below. They consistently part valuable insights as well as creative ideas. Are yous next them? You should be!
Miss Bowkett (@MissBowkett)
I featured Miss Bowkett's pop mark stickers inwards a recent gems post. She is really creative as well as has simply started blogging. Here's an instance of 1 Miss Bowkett's smashing ideas: she lay MA revision cards into photograph albums - she's lay 1 album on each tabular array inwards her GCSE shape thence students tin reference them during lessons: 
Check out this awesome indices maze that she made past times hand!
Stacy Brookes (@Stacy_Maths)
Stacy's first-class website is 1 of the most useful sources of maths teaching resources I've seen. She shares lots of her ain resources, which are fantastic (I've used a lay out of them this term) - banking company jibe out the lovely equivalent fractions worksheet below.
I also adore her resources recommendations posts. I role them all the time. For instance when I was planning a lesson on rounding as well as estimating, I went right away to her Rounding as well as Estimating weblog post for a comprehensive listing of resources links. These posts are incredibly helpful as well as salve teachers a lot of fourth dimension when looking for resources. 
Christine is definitely 1 to follow. She explains ideas really clearly as well as I constitute her posts on bar modelling as well as ratio tables incredibly helpful.
Jenny teaches at a 6th shape college as well as loves using foldables - yous tin read nearly this here.
I featured Miss Bowkett's pop mark stickers inwards a recent gems post. She is really creative as well as has simply started blogging. Here's an instance of 1 Miss Bowkett's smashing ideas: she lay MA revision cards into photograph albums - she's lay 1 album on each tabular array inwards her GCSE shape thence students tin reference them during lessons:
The motion-picture demo below is interesting also - Miss Bowkett displays this slide when she returns marked move to students. The students listed nether 'achievement unlocked' are those who produced move of a actually high standard. The ruby box at the bottom shows things that around students involve to improve.
Stacy Brookes (@Stacy_Maths)
Stacy's first-class website is 1 of the most useful sources of maths teaching resources I've seen. She shares lots of her ain resources, which are fantastic (I've used a lay out of them this term) - banking company jibe out the lovely equivalent fractions worksheet below.
I also adore her resources recommendations posts. I role them all the time. For instance when I was planning a lesson on rounding as well as estimating, I went right away to her Rounding as well as Estimating weblog post for a comprehensive listing of resources links. These posts are incredibly helpful as well as salve teachers a lot of fourth dimension when looking for resources.
Miss Norledge (@MissNorledge)
Christine Norledge consistently contributes high lineament resources as well as insightful analysis to the Twitter community. Her blog is first-class as well as e'er worth reading. She's also a vivid maker of resources. Here's a yoke of her recent creations:
Christine Norledge consistently contributes high lineament resources as well as insightful analysis to the Twitter community. Her blog is first-class as well as e'er worth reading. She's also a vivid maker of resources. Here's a yoke of her recent creations:
Kim Pitchford (@Ms_Kmp)
Kim's weblog Maths Sandpit has been inspiring maths teachers since 2013. It's a treasure trove of resources as well as reflections. Having sat side past times side to Kim during a yoke of workshops at #mathsconf5, I tin confirm that she is an incredibly artist alongside lots of ideas to share. Here's a few examples...
Her post Good question, Bad enquiry 1 takes the reader through really clear step-by-step instructions for creating a foldable on questionnaire design.
I also similar her post Here's the answer - I'm going to endeavour this fractions activity:
And here's a rough guide to the novel GCSE... really helpful for communicating alongside parents.
Kim's weblog Maths Sandpit has been inspiring maths teachers since 2013. It's a treasure trove of resources as well as reflections. Having sat side past times side to Kim during a yoke of workshops at #mathsconf5, I tin confirm that she is an incredibly artist alongside lots of ideas to share. Here's a few examples...
Her post Good question, Bad enquiry 1 takes the reader through really clear step-by-step instructions for creating a foldable on questionnaire design.
There's lots to a greater extent than to explore on Kim's wonderful blog.
Miss Steel (@MsSteel_Maths)
I was lucky to attend Jenny Steel's lovely Paper Maths workshop at #mathsconf5. Since as well as thence I've explored her blog farther as well as was really pleased to discovery a lay out of Key Stage 5 resources including this simultaneous equations race as well as this quadratic inequalities worksheet which volition also move helpful for the novel GCSE.
Jenny has fifty-fifty to a greater extent than resources on TES, to a greater extent than oft than non for Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 degree but there's also around for GCSE. I don't learn D1 but if I did as well as thence I'd role her D1 revision quiz.
I was lucky to attend Jenny Steel's lovely Paper Maths workshop at #mathsconf5. Since as well as thence I've explored her blog farther as well as was really pleased to discovery a lay out of Key Stage 5 resources including this simultaneous equations race as well as this quadratic inequalities worksheet which volition also move helpful for the novel GCSE.
Jenny has fifty-fifty to a greater extent than resources on TES, to a greater extent than oft than non for Influenza A virus subtype H5N1 degree but there's also around for GCSE. I don't learn D1 but if I did as well as thence I'd role her D1 revision quiz.
Jenny teaches at a 6th shape college as well as loves using foldables - yous tin read nearly this here.
Check out the clever fractals display inwards Jenny's classroom!
So that's my 5 #ff recommendations. I promise yous discovery them helpful.
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