Teacher's Reading List

A Puzzle a Day consists of 180 Short Mathematical Problems. 
Published by Tarquin. ISBN 1-899618-52-X  

The Number Detective consists of 100 Logical Number Problems.
Published by Tarquin.  ISBN 1-899618-33-3  

Tarquin Number Challenges consists of 50 Short Problems  
Published by Tarquin.  ISBN 1-899618-49-X  

Puzzles, Mazes & Numbers comprises a mixture of problems, articles and challenges.
Published by Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-46500-1  

Dice and Spinners is a collection of thought provoking activities.
Published by Claire Publications ( Colchester ) ISBN 1-87-1098-34-3  

Points of Departure 1, 2, 3 and 4 are four booklets which provide starting points for Mathematical investigations and can also be used as starter ideas.
Published by ATM Tel 01332 346599  or locate at www.atm.org.uk. Codes ACT001 to 004
Click here to download 12 examples from the original book Points of Departure.

Using Geoboards is a series of activities, starting points and extension ideas using a Geoboard.
Published by ATM Tel 01332 346599  or locate at www.atm.org.uk. Code ACT040

How Amazing is a book about solving & exploring mazes.
Published by Cambridge University Press.  ISBN 0-521-35672-5  

Learning and Teaching Mathematics Without a Textbook is a collection of starting points and extension tasks to support teachers and help students engage in the beauty of Mathematics.  Published by ATM - ISBN 1898611157 - Contact by Tel 01332 346599 or at www.atm.org.uk

Questions and Prompts for Mathematical Thinking provides a framework for generating a wide range of mathematical questions and prompts. An excellent book.  Written by Anne Watson and John Mason and published by ATM - ISBN 189861105X - Contact by Tel 01332 346599 or at www.atm.org.uk

Adapting and Extending Secondary Mathematics Activities is a practical guide to methods of exploiting text book ideas and utilising different resources.  Published by David Fulton Publishers - ISBN 185346712X at www.fultonpublishers.co.uk and type in ISBN top right