Maths

Reinforce understanding of inverse within multiplication and division with this fun, interactive space themed matching game.

How do I teach children to tell and write the time? Teach children to recognise telling and writing time on an analogue clock with this fun, interactive pairing game. Children will read the time to the nearest 5 minutes and match it to the analogue clock with the correct corresponding time. Share this via a Pin Code so they can access it for free.

A fun matching game which is great for practising fluency and recall of number bonds to 10. Can be used in a variety of ways to support mathematical learning.

Candy Cane Catch Addition up to 10 is a great Christmas themed interactive maths game aimed at developing number and addition skills for EYFS and KS1 pupils.

A great way of reinforcing number bonds to 10. Children can set themselves a target number of correct answers in a set time and try to beat their score. The layout of the pumpkin patch is a 5x2 array, so reflects physical manipulatives children might be using. Great for home learning alongside parents/carers.

This fun-filled resource will teach your students how to count money! Using a piggy bank, the children will count the amount of change displayed and earn a point for each correct answer!

A fun way to encourage KS1 children to learn to identify different shapes by helping the elf catch the matching shape. A great way to end, or start, a lesson with a quick refresher.

How can I teach children to read and recognise the time on a digital clock? Teach children to read and recognise the time on a digital clock with this fun interactive game. Pupils look for the matching time in numbers and words to see how many pairs they can make. This resource is great for independent learning. Why not use this as a reinforcement activity for those pupils who find digital time difficult to master or as an assessment tool. Share this via a Pin Code so they can access it for fre

Test your children\'s memory with this excellent, polar-themed pairs game for younger pupils! This interactive activity is guaranteed to keep your students engaged whilst testing their skills in a fun, captivating way! This resource is available in Lower Ability, Middle Ability and Higher Ability.

Make telling the time on an analogue clock fun with this great interactive What's the Time Mr Wolf? game to help young children practise telling the time to half the hour.

Halving in the jungle! A fun, interactive halving game to 20 based on a jungle theme. Children halve the given number and select their answer against the clock. Can the children beat their last score and be halving heroes?!

Use this great new interactive game to encourage KS1 pupils to compare and order lengths. Pupils drag and drop the Arctic animals to place them into order from shortest to longest.