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The following simulators are available as a standalone tool but have also been built into the Lesson Curator tool to support your teaching of specific topics:
Dice Roll
Dice simulator
Spinners
Spinner simulator
Ball Picker
Ball selector simulator
Donkey Derby
Donkey racing simulator
Coin Toss
Coin flipping simulator
Lottery
Random ball simulator
Pack of cards
Deck of cards simulator
Warships
Coordinates simulator
Graphing Tool
Simple graph simulator
FTSE
Sequence simulator
Land The Plane
Bearings simulator
Lock Hack
Lock combination simulator
Tiles
Algebra tiles simulator
Bar Models
Bar model simulator
Block Builder
Plan/Elevation simulator
Liquid Mixer
Colour blender simulator
Car vs Ramp
Car simulator
Plinko
Ball pin simulator
Vector Visual
Vectors (1D/2D/Abstract)
Fractions
Equivalence simulator
Transformations
Rotate/Reflect/Enlarge
Fraction Wall
Equivalence simulator
Turtle
Logo simulator
Factor trees
Prime/Surd factoring
Hundred square
Factors/Multiples/Primes
Geoboard
Peg board and angles
Abacus
Arithmetic bead tool
Place Value
Place value grid
Clock face
Time simulator
Coins
Currency simulator
Scalable universe
Universe simulator
Two Counters
Counter simulator
Shape blocks
Shapes simulator
Solar system
Solar system simulator
Rounding
Rounding simulator
Scales
Scales simulator
3D solids
3D to nets simulator
Originally developed as part of the 1990s drive to bring information technology into everyday classroom teaching, ITPs provided teachers with practical ways to use technology to explore mathematical ideas and enhance learning.
These redeveloped ITPs bring that same spirit into the modern classroom. Faithful to the original concept, but rebuilt with modern technology, they provide interactive, visual and engaging ways for students to investigate mathematical concepts, spot patterns and develop deeper understanding.
A piece of maths education history, rebuilt for the classroom today.
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