Welcome to > just for fun > maths on youtube How about some videos of sneaky maths tricks, ways of doing sums faster than a calculator, and some very dodgy dividing?... I hope you enjoy them! Please Note: For some excellent maths videos to help with revision and exams, visit my Maths Podcasts page. Singing? And if all this puts you in the mood for singing, then visit the excellent MathedUp website for some classic maths songs, or why not try the very good songs for teaching website. More Videos? And if you are looking for another random collection of maths videos, why not pay a visit to the Meta Cafe! Teachers - can't play videos from YouTube for your class because the school has blocked it or you don't have access to the internet?... well fear not, I have a solution! Just click here to see my guide to downloading videos from the internet.     I used to think James Blunt was a bit sad. But anyone who is so passionate about triangles can't be that bad, right?...             it's like mathematical kareoke!             having problems with percentages?... problem solved!             when i draw circles on the board, they don't always come out quite like this...             the bad maths mistakes in big name movies are finally exposed...             what, some more?...             don't let anyone pull this trick on you...                     28 divided by 7 is 13, right?...                     anyone keen for some reggae fractions?             or some american pi...             or what about a mathematical love song to impress that special someone?...             a very famous trick that "proves" 2 = 1. can you spot the mistake they make?             i know what you need... someone rapping about decimals.             if you are looking for help with circles, then look no further!             all together now: mean, median, mode!             can you work out how this card trick is done using only maths?... i think I have got it... sort of!             what about a maths trick with matches to impress your friends?             can you work out (104) sqaured in 5 seconds?... neither could I, until i watched this video!             if you ever struggle remebering your 9 times table, why not use your hand instead of your head?             do you want to be able to do sums like 13 x 14 in under three seconds? well, this little tutorial might just be for you!             a very clever (and a very sneaky) "proof" that 2 x 2 = 5. can you spot the mistake?         Watch the latest videos on YouTube.com If you have found mrbartonmaths.com useful, and you have a spare minute, please help support the website by clicking on one of the adverts below. Your support is very much appreciated!