Resource of the Week: Maths Game - Bats and Balls

This bats and balls game will really help your child with their counting and matching of numbers up to 5. They can drag the correct number of balls onto the tennis court so that the number of bats and balls are the same. Is this how Andy Murray started off?...

What's New: Subtract from multiples of 10.

Here we are moving on to some quite tricky subtraction: taking a single digit from a multiple of ten. Before attempting these four pages children should be confident with counting up to 100 and counting in tens up to 100. There are several ways that these questions can be tackled...

Resource of the Week: Number Rhymes - 5 Red Apples

I expect your child really likes number rhymes and its great fun learning them together and saying them together. It's surprising how quickly young children can learn to recite them. This is a great number rhyme for helping your child to learn to count down, plus there are extra fun...

What's new: Matching 3-D shapes (2)

It's time to get all the boxes out and try to sort them into types depending on their shape. Much can be done at home to help with 3-D shape work and children love to play with empty boxes; the bigger the better. It's well worth collecting a store of...

Resource of the Week: Maths Worksheets on Using the Term 'Smallest'

We have a great range of worksheets on ordering numbers from 0 to 10 as well as identifying the largest and smallest numbers. This set asks your child to either draw a circle round the truck on each row with the smallest number, or colour the truck with the smallest...

What's new: Addition with tens and units

A 1 to 100 number square is a very useful resource to help young children with addition and subtraction and there is one included at the end of this 4 page set of worksheets on addition. All these pages concentrate on adding a single digit to a 2-digit number. Probably...