A great way to learn your times table with your child on the way to and from school.Each day is a new times table (2 to 12). Every episode will randomize the questions, so that it's not in order.For example, 3 times table will be:4x39x31x310x3etc.Happy learning! more

Mona, of Mona Math, reveals the mysteries of how to teach elementary math even if you aren't a math person. Discover how you can develop a buzzing student led math classroom. We cover all things math identity, classroom culture, and student centered instructional practices to help you empower students to love and understanding math deeply. more

Little Minds Big Thinkers is a podcast where educators talk about the magic and messiness of the elementary thinking classroom based on the work of Peter Liljedahl. more

The Primary Maths Podcast is a year-round maths podcast for teachers, leaders and anyone interested in how children learn mathematics.Every Tuesday, join me, Jon Cripwell, for an in-depth interview with an expert voice from across education - teachers, leaders, researchers, authors and thinkers - as we explore what really works in primary maths. We dive into the big ideas shaping maths education, from maths anxiety and fluency to task design, curriculum, reasoning and problem solving.Then on Fridays, Becky Brown and I return for Aftermaths — a shorter, light-hearted, practical debrief where we unpack the week's key insights, and share clear takeaways for the classroom.. We also share listener stories and discuss The Maths of Life, amongst other topics. Across the week, expect:- Insightful conversations with the people shaping maths education- Clear, actionable takeaways for teachers and maths leads- The Maths of Life — the surprising ways maths shows up in everyday moments- A weekly resource spotlight- New episodes every Tuesday and Friday, all year roundIf you're looking for a thoughtful, practical teacher podcast that blends research, real classrooms and conversations that matter, this is the place to start. more

Talking about Math and using the abacus