Educational maths programme using animation, puppetry, live action and visuals to deliver KS2 maths. Topics covered include prime numbers, finding factor pair...
Sanjeev Kohli is having a party. The recipe is for four people and he needs to scale this up for twenty. A professional cook, Emili Fu...
To decorate his friend's bathroom, Sanjeev Kohli enlists the help of a professional tiler, Steven Lang. They work out how many tiles they need before...
Sanjeev Kohli has bought a new outfit but the trousers and jacket don't fit. He visits Elle Wilson, a seamstress, for alterations and finds th...
Sanjeev Kohli needs to put items into storage and so needs to calculate the volume. Together with a removal expert, Gavin Deanville, he measures se...
Angles feature in our lives in ways which we normally don't notice, even our movements. Sanjeev Kohli takes us on a trip to the hairdresser's where...
Sanjeev Kohli goes to the gym to show that 100% is the maximum effort anyone can give. We hear from his instructor, Riccardo Scala, that perce...
The spoof news programme introduces Makeover Maths, in which Handy Andy Kane redesigns young David's room - making good use of maths i...
Kenneth challenges a dodgy market trader in the spoof news programme Kenneth Confronts, and there's an Olympiad sports quiz hosted b...
The spoof news programme introduces Makeover Maths, in which Handy Andy uses maths to measure and redesign Sinead's room.
The spoof news programme looks at using a calculator. Kenneth investigates a burger van's charges in Kenneth Confronts, and there's st...
Kenneth Confronts investigates the Big Deal News Bar in this episode of the spoof news show.
The spoof news programme features a Wrong Numbers animation where only certain numbers are allowed into a nightclub.
The spoof news programme explores decimals, with guest star athlete Kelly Holmes.
The comprehensive series that addresses tricky topics that pupils have trouble learning and teachers have trouble explaining.
Featuring spoof investigative item Kenneth Confronts, which exposes a dishonest pizza seller, and street maths with Kjartan Poskitt, wh...
A spoof on Tom Cruise's pay cheque, a wildlife animation showing deadly 'division operators' preying on 'number animals', and a...
A problem-solving special with real-world posers from all the Maths Channel regulars.
The Chuckle Brothers struggle with a bar chart, while the experts show how it should be done - and where to go for the best holiday weather.
Featuring shopping in a price range, Number School gymnastics, and more apples than the Chuckle Brothers know what to do with.
Half measures in an Indian restaurant and whole fractions with Mr Numbervator.
Make time for the Maths Channel, the channel you can count on. Timekeeping at the zoo and clockwatching with the Chuckle Brothers.
Cashing-up at the cafe and coin capers with Mr Numbervator.
Measurements big and small from past and present and some slithery sums at the zoo.
Features the Chuckle Brothers in table trouble, and shows how model-makers multiply at Legoland.
How to measure something using the appropriate scale. We look at types of scales and how to read them.
The programme explores how to handle data, and why and to whom this might be useful.
The programme gives examples of words or phrases used to describe where an object or person is in relation to another. Plus a lo...
What happens if you add a number to another and then subtract it, or take away a number from another and then add it on again: you end up wi...
Looking at how number lines and squares can be useful tools for arranging numbers in order from lowest to highest.
How to identify different 2-dimensional shapes using clues such as the number of corners and sides. Also looks at how to create new shapes by f...
This episode looks at three-dimensional shapes that can be found all around us, such as cubes, cuboids, cylinders and spheres. Plus the differe...
This programme demonstrates that the difference between two numbers is the same whether you count on or count back.
This programme demonstrates that you can subtract one or more from another number at a time.
In this programme, we see that numbers can be added together in any order.
One team asks for the wrong measurements for their flag when trying to convert feet into centimetres.
Two questions of increasing difficulty show an overview map of the rectangular route round the block and the distances travelled a...
Three questions then challenge us firstly to work out how old 40 months is in years and months, how old 40 weeks is in months, and last...
Which container will fill the bucket the fastest?
Three angle-related questions of increasing difficulty are asked, working on sixths of 360 degrees.
Three questions of increasing difficulty help to structure the solution and set related weight problems.
The ugly sisters are invited to the ball but want to grow some pumpkins for the event - will they have enough time to grow one?
Today Dr Strangeglove sets questions on 3D shapes.
Three maths questions of increasing difficulty structure the steps of the Abi's money saving problem.
Today Dr Strangeglove sets questions on percentages.
The viewer is asked to draw the map of the route taken by the family using a 1cm to 1m scale, to plot a quicker rout...
Today Dr Strangeglove sets questions on complements.
Three questions of increasing difficulty challenge us to identify the line or lines of symmetry, while we learn that some objects ar...
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