Mathematics Primary Resources

Try this practical maths homework activity to encourage EYFS children to explore and practice number bonds to 5.

How will this home learning challenge support EYFS children in their learning? This home learning challenge is ideal in supporting EYFS children with their understanding of addition. It provides support to parents with simple instructions explaining how to set up the practical maths activity, as well as prompts and questions to help parents develop their children's understanding and reasoning skills. This EYFS maths addition home learning challenge focuses on the learning intention, ‘using quan

How can I encourage children to practise their counting skills at home? This fun and active home learning maths challenge focuses on the learning intention 'realises not only objects, but anything can be counted, including steps, claps or jumps' It is a great way to help the whole family get on board with developing their child's counting skills. Included in this resource are some suggestions to support parents and carers with how to set up the activity, as well as questions to help adults deve

How can I inspire children to practise counting objects to 4 at home? This fun and practical home learning maths challenge is a great way to help the whole family get on board with their child's learning. Included is some guidance to support parents and carers with how to set up the practical maths activity, as well as prompts and questions to help adults develop their children's understanding and reasoning skills. You can begin this activity with a nature walk, picking up some natural resources

Use these mathematics Home Learning Challenges to provide children with activities they can carry out at home to support their learning. It contains a variety of activities based on recognising numerals 0 to 10. Give it out at the beginning of your topic and parents and carers can then work their way through the different challenges at their own pace. It’s a great way of making home learning more manageable for families as well as teachers!

A set of home learning challenges for the EYFS. Each challenge focuses on the learning intention, 'Selects the correct numeral to represent 1 to 5 objects.'

Use these mathematics Home Learning Challenges to provide children with activities they can carry out at home to support their learning. It contains a variety of activities based on recognising numerals 11 to 20. Give it out at the beginning of your topic and parents and carers can then work their way through the different challenges at their ow

This maths mastery home learning challenge is a fun counting game to send home to encourage children to practise counting and number recognition.

An EYFS home learning challenge that focuses on the learning intention, 'Selects the correct numeral to represent 1-5 objects'.

How can I encourage students to use the language of 'more' and 'fewer' at home? This home learning challenge is linked to the early years learning intention: Uses the language of 'more' and 'fewer' to compare two sets of objects. Use this eyfs home learning resource to provide your students with activities they can carry out at home to support their understanding of 'more' and 'fewer'. The activities are designed to be practical and engaging, perfect for young learners. As parents and carers c

Where can I find EYFS representing numbers homework? This fun EYFS home learning maths challenge enables parents to help their children to practise representing numbers in different ways through a simple and enjoyable activity. It provides support with instructions explaining how to set up the practical maths activity, as well as prompts and questions to help parents develop their children's understanding and reasoning skills. This EYFS maths representing numbers home learning challenge focuses

How can I encourage children to practise counting at home? This bright and fun home learning maths challenge focuses on the learning intention 'counts actions or objects which cannot be moved', and is a great way to help the whole family get on board with their child's maths mastery development. Included is some guidance to support parents and carers with how to set up the activity, as well as prompts and questions to help adults develop their children's understanding and reasoning skills. In t