In this episode, Stefan heads into the woods of Sussex to explore sustainable energy and meets a group of students who use algebra to compare different types of energy.
A new way of showing how maths is used in the real world to help create a sustainable future. Stefan Gates meets people using maths to find innovative solutions to the ecological challenges of our age.
Learn how to make connections between equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages in this episode targeted at the Primary maths curriculum where Stefan visits a unique grocery in Manchester and learns how to reduce food waste.
In this episode, Stefan visits a vast recycling plant to explore how 2D and 3D shapes are used to sort and reuse rubbish, and visits a school that uses recycled objects in many different ways.
Imogen turns her focus to saving money while in charge of her family's budget. However, her body builder dad has a massive competition to prepare for, so she needs to use her brains over brawn to manage the huge food budget.
Every cent counts for 13-year-old Byron as he takes over, but with mum and dad refusing to listen, tough rules need to be put in place.
When her family budget is hit with challenges, music fan Ula rises to the occasion, As teenage boss, she learns not just how to save money from her family budget, but to make money to add to it.
Twelve-year-old Chelsea saw the Teenage Boss experiment as a once in a lifetime opportunity to buy as much junk food as possible, so her first grocery shop does not go down well with the family.
Fourteen-year-old Prabh's family have just moved into a new house, so the teenage boss is finding it hard to keep a lid on mum and dad's shopping for new furnishings.
Tyrone likes dirt bike riding and spending money as soon as he gets it, but as Teenage Boss he has to lead by example packing his own lunch so the family can reduce their takeaway and canteen expenses.
It's a rock 'n' roll roll life all the way for fan-girl Christabel, but by taking over the family's income, can she save enough money to buy the guitar she craves, or better still, afford a holiday for her mum and siblings?
When 13-year-old Dimity becomes the boss of her family for a month, she quickly discovers that unexpected school bills for her older brother and sister make saving for make-up and clothes much harder than she expected.
When 15-year-old Michael comes home from his first shopping trip as a teenage boss with a new coffee machine and next to no food, his father and brother assume they are in for a rocky month.
When 13-year-old Vasanth's mum gets sick while he's in charge of the family budget, this scooter expert and cookie connoisseur risks spending all the money he's saved to make her feel better.
Hayley loves horses, and has her sights set on running a business based on rescuing them. With such massive dreams at stake, her parents want to give her an expense-filled month as a teenage boss to help her prepare.
Hosted by Australia's star mathematics teacher, Eddie Woo, this program follows 15 teenagers from across Australia as they take charge of the family budget.
Which TV shows do primary school teachers turn to in the classroom? Explore the range of popular educational and entertaining series made for children, starting with the episodes viewed most by teachers.
Introduce basic counting and addition with Numberblocks. Develop knowledge of angles, describe routes and recognise fractions with MathXplosion. Consolidate students’ understanding of percentages and apply it to food waste in Ecomaths. And orientate your class to map scales and rotating shapes with Look Kool.
Whether you use maths to measure everyday objects or to explore infinity, let Eric Leclerc, Lily Serna and Marcus du Sautoy help you visualise mathematical concepts, apply them to real-life problems and even discover where numbers come from.
Teach your students all aspects of measurement, including how to compare the lengths and capacities of different objects, and understand proportions and ratios.
Introduce the concept of halves, quarters and thirds with the help of EnhanceTV's fractions and decimal curated collection using everyday examples to simplify the maths.
Shapes are all around us so why not use this curated collection in the classroom to assist the juniors to learn all about the different 2D and 3D shapes in our world.
Help your class gain a better understanding of adding and subtracting numbers with this numeracy playlist featuring Count us in, Cyberchase, MathXplosion, Play School and The Number Crew.
Assist your students to identify the value of money while exploring the concept of using and exchanging money with the help of Charlie and Lola, Milly Molly, Numbers Count,Peppa Pig and Tich and Ted Do Maths.
Introduce numbers and teach your students counting with the help of Numtums, the Number Crew and Let's Kick Sum Maths in this numeracy collection.
Discover how a knowledge of numbers can make sense of your life, with practical videos demonstrating numeracy skills, careers in mathematics, and connections between numerals, creativity and the natural world.
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