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Hi Guys, Here is a powerpoint for the maths teachers where you can draw any shape you want directly on the powerpoint slide in real time. You then have controls to move the shape, rotation the shape or even flip the shape horizontally, vertically or diagonally. You can also choose any pivot point you want the shape to rotation around. Check out the demo video. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, This is a PPT that can randomly generate 10 Math questions on the screen for students to calculate in their notebooks. There are infinite possible questions and this should save maths teachers from printing worksheets during these lessons. Inside the bundle are generators for multiplication, addition, subtraction and division. All primary levels are included. Watch the video to see a demonstration. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, Here is a PPT that randomizes calculations on the screen for students to do in their notebooks. It’s designed to reduce the amount of paper being used for worksheets. The students can look at the calculation on the screen and show their working out in their notebooks. The bundle includes all primary difficulties for addition, multiplication, subtraction and division. Make sure you enable macros being using. Check out the video for a demonstration. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. Cheers. Alex

Hi Guys, This is an interactive bar chat / line graph I’ve made to teach my own students how to draw these graphs. Watch the demo video for an overview of it. When you open the powerpoint, please make sure you click ‘enable macros’ in the yellow pop-up box on the powerpoint screen. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. All the best. Alex

This is a simulation of the of Countdown TV show whereby players use given numbers to get as close as they can to a target number. It’s all made in powerpoint and it’s only one slide. You’ll have to click ‘enable’ in the yellow box at the top when you open the file. This allows the code to run the game’s code. Watch the video for a demo of the simulation. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. All the best.

Hi Guys, Here I’ve made an interactive clock for you. It’s perfect for primary teachers teaching young learners the time. It’s completely interactive. You’re able to control where both hands of the clock go with simple clicks. Watch the demonstration video for how to use it. All the best. Alex

Hi Guys, Today I have a great visual aid for all primary Maths teachers who are teaching angles in their classroom. This simulation updates angles in real time, as well as the current angle type. There is also an option not to show the angle or angle type and teach the students how to measure the angles in real time directly on the PowerPoint. Watch the demo video to see it in action. This only works on Windows computers. Unfortunately Apple’s PowerPoint doesn’t support macro features which enables code to run. All the best.

Hi Everyone, This is an interactive PowerPoint that Primary Maths teachers can use to help teach their students about fractions. Have a look at the attached demonstration video for an overview of it. Unfortunately this won’t work on Mac’s PowerPoint as the code required to run this doesn’t work on Macs. It will work on Window’s PowerPoint. All the best. Alex