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Stimulating starts

Kick off your math lessons with stimulating starters that spark curiosity and engagement! Try the "Think of a Number" activity where students explore concepts related to a number between 1 and 20 on mini whiteboards. Incorporate real-life math by analyzing newspapers for mathematical content, asking thought-provoking questions, and fostering discussions around Dan Meyer's videos such as "Bath vs. Shower." Explore transformations with Geogebra or investigate reaction times. Engage learners in reflecting on their favorite activities and planning future lessons together.

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Stimulating starts

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  1. Stimulating starts Starters or whole lesson start

  2. Think of a number between 1 and 20 On a mini whiteboard put down as much as you know about your number.

  3. Starters 30 subtangent starters nrich

  4. Dan Meyer Bath v Shower Dan Meyer Video

  5. Heptapus What maths can you get from this? Set some questions? What information do learners need for this situation?

  6. Newspaper Look through the newspaper and identify as much maths as possible? Set some questions from the newspaper for others to do.

  7. CIMT Mr Barton Follow links to TES and then log on or register on TES.

  8. Geogebratube Sphere Transformations of sine curve

  9. Maths at work videos NCETM Reaction time video Magician maths

  10. Which activities did you like? How might you use these activities? What will you do? When will you do it? Tell a colleague what your plans are?

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