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Drag and DropProof of Circle Theorems Arrange the stages of the proofs for the standard circle theorems in the correct order with this drag-and-drop activity. |
GameCircle Theorem Pairs A pairs game based around ten theorems about the angles made with chords, radii and tangents of circles. |
For PrintingCircle Theorem Worksheet One page of ready-drawn circles for pupils to draw their own diagrams followed by two pages of questions. |
RecommendedCircle Theorems Exercise Show that you understand the circle theorems with this self marking exercise of traditional circle angle questions. |
There are also Circle Theorems Pairs games, a Circle Theorems Worksheet and a Circle Theorems Online Exercise available.
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Featured ActivityStriped Sweets Colour the sweet wrappers so that no two are the same. A multi-level activity designed to encourage a systematic strategy for finding all of the different permutations. |
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SuggestedRemainder Race A game involving chance and choice requiring an ability to calculate the remainder when a two digit number is divided by a single digit number. |
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SuggestedOnline Logo An online version of the Logo programming language with 30 mathematical challenges. |
Recently UpdatedThrice A challenge to place all nine counters on the grid in such a way that they form exactly 10 straight lines, with each line containing three counters. So far this activity has been accessed 48952 times and 308 Transum Trophies have been awarded for completing it. |
SuggestedGo Figure Arrange the digits one to nine to make the four calculations correct. |
