Games that involve Mystery Bags are simple: mix a variety of objects inside a drawstring bag, ask your students to carefully touch and feel the objects within the bag, then ask them to describe what they think they’re touching.

Packed with plenty of activity ideas

Due to the nature of Mystery Bag games, there are so many possible objects to put inside them, and so many activities that can be made from them. To help teachers zero in on maths concepts specifically, this book is packed with plenty of activity ideas on how students can build their maths and oral vocabulary using Mystery Bags.

Each activity outlines the specific maths vocabulary to be used. The topics include addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, counting, money, measurement (length), geometry (2D and 3D objects) and probability.

In full, this product contains:

• 1x Mystery Bag Mathematics - Dr Paul Swan & Linda Marshall

Additional Information:

• Use the drawstring bag and assorted manipulatives from the Probability Kit for the activities featured in the book