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@beckyreedmaths Thank you very much for that! I hope all is well :)

@mathspeptalk @WonderingMaths @cheshirewirral @tythymaths Just thinking, maybe (x+3) should be a full bar by itself, then there are two bars below it, one of them has a 4 in it. So we add a 4 to the other bar, and we can see that x+3=8 . Sorry, late.

@WonderingMaths @cheshirewirral @tythymaths @goteachmaths Tempting! It's the subtraction that makes any representation difficult, but they've done negatives with counters so balancing scales may work better. Our resources use bar models so trying to make them work... I'll try with my class and feedback to the team! Thank you Jacob! 😊

Really enjoying bar models to show why we balance an equation. However, it is not landing as well as I hoped with my y7s. Is there something I'm missing? Any advice/suggestions? This is like 8 lessons in, we built up slowly... #mathscpdchat #Mastery @cheshirewirral @tythymaths

@missradders Sorry for the lateness, but thank you very much for that :) Have a relaxing Easter!

Let’s counterbalance all the horribleness in #edutwitter. Quote RT this with the person who has made a positive difference to your half-term. My shout out is for @goteachmaths - brilliant resources.

@mathsmuse ... and things they DO know :) Thank you for that, very nice to hear!

@goteachmaths : my yr11 love your mark maximisers. They say it's like a thing pointing out exactly what they don't know so they can fix it.

@hartmaths Thank you for the recommendation and I'm glad the resources have been useful :)

Go Teach Maths (@goteachmaths) - a small subscription fee however incredible value for money. Resourced lessons, examples and some really engaging worksheets

Put together a few of my go-to free (apart from one) maths resource sites, just incase anyone else is running out of time before going back to work on Tuesday! #mathsTLP #mathschat

@ryemhay Hello. Can you see it on the website on the top left? Or maybe not?

There is no starter menu? 🤔

New! 'Gridz' provides classic multipliction tables to display... numbers, negative numbers and algebra! (in the Starters menu) :)

@StudyMaths @giftedHKO I am indebted :)

@goteachmaths Love these! I first saw this idea from @giftedHKO years ago and had to make my own. mathsbot.com/puzzles/primeG…

New! Prime Factory! A 'Starter' to display in your classroom :)

New! More resources for Pressure, Force & Area, and Density, Mass & Volume!

@NicolaAndersonR @MathsPadNicola @mathsjem @Corbettmaths @boss_maths @draustinmaths @mathsbox1 @StudyMaths Hello. Area of the circle = 3 x 5^2 = 75 (I think you've used the actual value of pi from your calculator instead of 3 as the questions says). So in a real exam, this could be a non-calculator paper, to force arithmetic :)

New! Lots of resources for calculations with directed numbers and a whole new topic 'BIDMAS with Directed Numbers'! :)

New! Unjumble is a simple program to display vocabulary anagrams in your classroom! :) (In the 'Starters' menu)

New! Over 50 resources for Rounding & Error Intervals! :)

5 UP! displays differentiated *algorithmically-generated* numeracy and GCSE questions for your classroom! It is in the 'Starters' drop-down menu :)

"Liberation is a praxis: the action and reflection of people upon their world in order to transform it." Paulo Freire

@cafemaths Yes they are :)

New! Over 60 Display Question PPTS :)

@TShira97519872 Hello! Display Questions are a type of resource in quite a few topic pages (the main content) :)

@goteachmaths Where are they on the web site.

New! Lots of resources recently added for Linear Equations & Standard Form! :)

@kersten_watkins Hello! Display Questions are in about 100 of the topic pages :)

@goteachmaths Nice!! Are these somewhere special or in the topics??