ibblet‘s PowerPoint games are a quick and easy way to revise a wide range of maths topics by playing pairs. They cover subjects such as multiplication, powers and roots, decimals and fractions.
How does it work?
Each slide features 20 squares with a number, arranged in a grid formation. When pupils click on a number, it is highlighted. They must then select the number or function that matches. If they get the answer right, it is highlighted in the same colour.
Why is it useful?
This is a handy tool for a quick starter or plenary. And it comes with a template for pupils to create their own games.
Craig Barton is a TES subject adviser.
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