NRICH offers a range of tasks and articles to help teachers and learners develop a problem-solving approach to mathematics. Explore topics such as trial and improvement, working systematically, number patterns, reasoning, visualising and more.
NRICH
NRICH is a project of the University of Cambridge that provides curriculum-linked problems and activities to enrich mathematics learning for all ages. Explore their collections of tasks, guidance for teachers and parents, and problem-solving schools initiative.
Primary Teachers
Primary Teachers. Our favourite rich tasks, organised by curriculum topic and age group. Collections of NRICH tasks designed to develop learners' key problem-solving skills. Collections of tasks designed to encourage learners to be curious, resourceful, resilient and collaborative. Problems inviting solutions, together with our most recently ...
Students
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles. ... Here you will find activities to develop your problem-solving skills and improve your understanding of mathematical topics. Secondary.
Your Solutions
Explore recently solved problems from NRICH, a UK-based maths education project. Find activities for different ages and challenge levels, and see how other students approached them.
Primary Students
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
NRICH
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
Primary Teachers
NRICH offers a range of rich tasks for primary teachers to develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills in their students. Explore tasks by curriculum topic, age group, collections, live problems and solutions.
Weekly Problems
The short problems are easy to state and fascinating to solve. The content is aimed at the lower secondary level, but will give a dose of mathematical stimulation to solvers of all ages. Go to the student archive of all short problems. Go to the teacher archive of all short problems.
Millennium Mathematics Project
The NRICH Problem-Solving Schools programme will offer free resources, advice and teacher professional development training. Read more. Mapping the impact of NRICH. NRICH's impact has been highlighted in a report and new interactive map produced by the University of Cambridge. The map showcases the social and economic benefits of University of ...
NRICH Problem-Solving Activities for Students Aged 14-16
Howard Astley-Jones, an Assistant Director at the NCETM, talks parents through an NRICH problem aimed at students aged 14-16. The 'Warmsnug Double Glazing Pr...
Cambridge launches 'Problem-Solving Schools' initiative as AI means key
Dr Ems Lord, Director of NRICH, which provides thousands of free online mathematics resources for ages three to 18, and is launching Problem-Solving Schools, said: "It's fair to say that many schools feel increasingly confident supporting fluency and reasoning skills, and there's a lot of support out there. What's been missing is the ...
Counting on maths
NRICH focuses on building problem-solving skills, perseverance, mathematical reasoning, ability to apply knowledge creatively in unfamiliar contexts, and confidence in tackling new challenges. The team designs what it calls 'low threshold high ceiling' resources to be accessible to all learners, encourage exploration and discussion.
Interactive Tasks and Games
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Part 1: Problem solving with NRICH
Learn how to choose and use NRICH's rich and low threshold high ceiling tasks to develop children's problem-solving skills. Read the first of two guest posts from Liz Woodham, Primary Coordinator at NRICH, with advice on how to structure the problem-solving process.
About NRICH
NRICH is a collaboration between the University of Cambridge Faculties of Mathematics and Education that provides thousands of free online mathematics resources for ages 3 to 18. NRICH aims to enrich and enhance the curriculum, develop problem-solving skills, and offer challenging, inspiring and engaging activities in meaningful contexts.
About Nrich
About Nrich. We believe that successful mathematicians understand curriculum concepts and are fluent in mathematical skills and procedures, and can also solve problems, explain and justify their thinking, and have a positive attitude towards mathematics and to themselves as learners of mathematics. With this in mind, we offer rich mathematical ...
NRICH launches new Problem-Solving Schools initiative
30 Nov 2023. Our NRICH programme has launched a new initiative to help schools prioritise problem-solving in maths. The NRICH Problem-Solving Schools programme will offer free resources, advice and teacher professional development training. Problem-solving is a critical skill when it comes to empowering students for the future. It opens up a ...
Advanced Mathematical Problem Solving Resources
These resources are designed to help potential university applicants develop their advanced problem-solving skills and prepare for sitting examinations such as STEP . The material has been carefully selected to provide an accessible and supportive introduction to advanced problem-solving, and to help you build your confidence, fluency and speed.
The Problem-Solving Schools' Charter
A guide to help schools reflect on and improve their mathematical problem-solving culture and practice. The charter covers values, leadership, curriculum, pedagogy, assessment, and beyond the classroom.
Going Deeper: Achieving Greater Depth in the Primary Classroom
In our project schools, the teachers often encouraged their learners to reflect on their problem-solving by recording their ideas in a class book. These books were proudly shared with visitors on arrival to their classes, including the NRICH team. Although we cannot visit every classroom, we do enjoy reading solutions to our problems.
Problem-solving Schools
Resources and professional development. Our support material and webinars aim to help your school move forward on its problem-solving journey. The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
Problem-Solving Schools
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
COMMENTS
NRICH offers a range of tasks and articles to help teachers and learners develop a problem-solving approach to mathematics. Explore topics such as trial and improvement, working systematically, number patterns, reasoning, visualising and more.
NRICH is a project of the University of Cambridge that provides curriculum-linked problems and activities to enrich mathematics learning for all ages. Explore their collections of tasks, guidance for teachers and parents, and problem-solving schools initiative.
Primary Teachers. Our favourite rich tasks, organised by curriculum topic and age group. Collections of NRICH tasks designed to develop learners' key problem-solving skills. Collections of tasks designed to encourage learners to be curious, resourceful, resilient and collaborative. Problems inviting solutions, together with our most recently ...
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles. ... Here you will find activities to develop your problem-solving skills and improve your understanding of mathematical topics. Secondary.
Explore recently solved problems from NRICH, a UK-based maths education project. Find activities for different ages and challenge levels, and see how other students approached them.
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
NRICH offers a range of rich tasks for primary teachers to develop mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills in their students. Explore tasks by curriculum topic, age group, collections, live problems and solutions.
The short problems are easy to state and fascinating to solve. The content is aimed at the lower secondary level, but will give a dose of mathematical stimulation to solvers of all ages. Go to the student archive of all short problems. Go to the teacher archive of all short problems.
The NRICH Problem-Solving Schools programme will offer free resources, advice and teacher professional development training. Read more. Mapping the impact of NRICH. NRICH's impact has been highlighted in a report and new interactive map produced by the University of Cambridge. The map showcases the social and economic benefits of University of ...
Howard Astley-Jones, an Assistant Director at the NCETM, talks parents through an NRICH problem aimed at students aged 14-16. The 'Warmsnug Double Glazing Pr...
Dr Ems Lord, Director of NRICH, which provides thousands of free online mathematics resources for ages three to 18, and is launching Problem-Solving Schools, said: "It's fair to say that many schools feel increasingly confident supporting fluency and reasoning skills, and there's a lot of support out there. What's been missing is the ...
NRICH focuses on building problem-solving skills, perseverance, mathematical reasoning, ability to apply knowledge creatively in unfamiliar contexts, and confidence in tackling new challenges. The team designs what it calls 'low threshold high ceiling' resources to be accessible to all learners, encourage exploration and discussion.
Take Your Dog for a Walk. World of Tan 9 - Animals. World of Tan 22 - An Appealing Stroll. World of Tan 3 - Mah Ling. World of Tan 16 - Time Flies. World of Tan 29 - The Telephone. World of Tan 10 - Butterflies. Mystery Matrix. World of Tan 4 - Monday Morning.
Learn how to choose and use NRICH's rich and low threshold high ceiling tasks to develop children's problem-solving skills. Read the first of two guest posts from Liz Woodham, Primary Coordinator at NRICH, with advice on how to structure the problem-solving process.
NRICH is a collaboration between the University of Cambridge Faculties of Mathematics and Education that provides thousands of free online mathematics resources for ages 3 to 18. NRICH aims to enrich and enhance the curriculum, develop problem-solving skills, and offer challenging, inspiring and engaging activities in meaningful contexts.
About Nrich. We believe that successful mathematicians understand curriculum concepts and are fluent in mathematical skills and procedures, and can also solve problems, explain and justify their thinking, and have a positive attitude towards mathematics and to themselves as learners of mathematics. With this in mind, we offer rich mathematical ...
30 Nov 2023. Our NRICH programme has launched a new initiative to help schools prioritise problem-solving in maths. The NRICH Problem-Solving Schools programme will offer free resources, advice and teacher professional development training. Problem-solving is a critical skill when it comes to empowering students for the future. It opens up a ...
These resources are designed to help potential university applicants develop their advanced problem-solving skills and prepare for sitting examinations such as STEP . The material has been carefully selected to provide an accessible and supportive introduction to advanced problem-solving, and to help you build your confidence, fluency and speed.
A guide to help schools reflect on and improve their mathematical problem-solving culture and practice. The charter covers values, leadership, curriculum, pedagogy, assessment, and beyond the classroom.
In our project schools, the teachers often encouraged their learners to reflect on their problem-solving by recording their ideas in a class book. These books were proudly shared with visitors on arrival to their classes, including the NRICH team. Although we cannot visit every classroom, we do enjoy reading solutions to our problems.
Resources and professional development. Our support material and webinars aim to help your school move forward on its problem-solving journey. The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.
The Nrich Maths Project Cambridge,England. Mathematics resources for children,parents and teachers to enrich learning. Problems,children's solutions,interactivities,games,articles.