Classroom Activities
Turn any IB Math question bank into a printable Treasure Hunt, Loop Cards, or Dominoes activity in one click. Numeric answers only — perfect for kinaesthetic revision lessons.
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Treasure Hunt
Hide cards around the room. Each card's answer leads to the next question. Kinaesthetic + high-energy.
Loop Cards
One long chain — every student holds a card and shouts their question when the previous answer is called.
Dominoes
Match answers to questions in pairs — the whole set forms one connected snake.
Relay Race
Teams race through a strip of 4 questions. Teacher stamps each strip as answers are correct.
Card Sort
Students group cards into Easy / Medium / Hard piles then justify their choices.
Odd One Out
15 questions with 16 answers — spot the decoy that doesn't match any question.
Codebreaker
26 questions (A–Z). Fill the target phrase and answers spell it out — perfect exit-ticket.
Bingo
3×3 grid of answers. Teacher calls questions, students cross off. First to 3-in-a-row wins.
Countdown Drill
How many can you do in 10 minutes? Speed-focused starter or plenary printable.
Memory
Print Q + A pairs, cut, shuffle, play face-down. Great for small-group revision.
Speed Ladder
Solo interactive drill — nail 3 in a row and level up, miss 2 and drop a rung. Adaptive revision.
Escape Room
4 numeric locks in sequence. Each answer combines with others into the final escape code.
Diagnostic Q's
Multiple-choice with plausible wrong answers — students must explain their pick. Corbettmaths-style.
Which Doesn't Belong?
4 items shown — students argue which one is the outlier. No single right answer, all justifiable.
Maths Café
Blooket-style economy — earn coins per correct answer, spend them on upgrades. Solo interactive.
Confidence MCQ
Pick A/B/C/D AND a confidence 1–5. Score = confidence × correctness. Rewards knowing what you don't know.
Peer Review
Students submit answer + one-line reason. Everyone reviews 2 random peers and votes on best reasoning.