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The Maths Question Generator allows you to choose from a variety of topics and assign the options you want for those topics. You can then decide how many questions you want before creating a random set of questions from those topics. You can either display these questions on the board, or turn them into a printable worksheet. You can refresh any question you don't want, and show and hide the answers to all questions, or individual questions.
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The Topic Question Generator allows you to choose how many questions you want, and to then choose which topic you want for each question. You can then choose the options for each individual question. These can then be displayed on the board, or turned into a printable worksheet. Each question can be individually refreshed within the given question options, and you can show and hide the answers to all questions, or each individually. You can also save a particular setting to create new questions of the same types at a future time.
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This creator allows you to type in your own questions and answers, including using maths text and images, to create a printable treasure hunt activity. This can be used by sticking the individual cards around the room and students have to find the cards in order by answering each question, or as a Loop Card or Domino style activity where they have to place them in order.
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This creator allows you to type your own questions and answers, including using maths text and images, to create a ready to use bingo activity. The activity starts by giving students a choice of answers to put in their grids, which they then cross off as the questions appear. This is a great activity to use to recap knowledge and generate a fun atmosphere in the classroom. You can also export the data so you can quickly load it in class, having prepared the activity beforehand.
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