On-screen Practice in Year 4 for Number and Place Value

The on-screen activities get harder in Year 4, matching the National Curriculum Programme of Study. Remember, each activity is computer marked and printed results are available for most, making them really useful as short term assessments. They are organised into these categories: Rounding numbers: Rounding 3 and 4-digit numbers to...

On-screen Practice in Year 3 for Number and Place Value

We have a great selection of on-screen activities for the iPad, phone or PC, covering everything that children need to be able to do by the end of Year 3. These on-screen activities include unlimited practice and timed challenges and are organised in the following categories: Representing numbers up to...

Year 2 Number and Place Value On-screen Practice

What could be better than having unlimited practice of the key number skills of the Year 2 Programme of Study? Ranging from counting to 20 in the early part of the year to comparing four 2-digit numbers, we have a great selection of on-screen activities for children to use to...

Year 1 Number and Place Value On-screen Practice

We have over 70 highly focussed on-screen activities for Year 1 Number, giving really comprehensive coverage of the key learning objectives. The topics include: Sorting and counting objects with numbers up to ten: Unlimited practice counting up to 10, including part-whole models. Odd and even numbers: Fun activities recognising odd...

Fables

A fable is a short story which conveys a moral, often with animals as the characters. Probably the best known of all fable writers is Aesop, a storyteller who lived in Greece around 600 BCE. At that time the stories were passed on orally and it was not until several...

Palindromes

Many children are fascinated by words, especially when they show peculiarities or idiosyncrasies. Palindromes fit this category very well. A palindrome is a word which spells the same forwards or backwards, such as BIB. Not only is there a good selection of 3 or 4 letter palindromes, but whole phrases...