Maths 69

Recognising numbers and their order is an important early learning goal. This activity is great for number recognition and fine motor skills.

Recycle plastic bottle caps for this simple, hands-on counting activity which also practices fine motor skills.

Have fun with dice by completing this addition problem solving challenge to discover how many ways to roll different numbers.

Encourage number recognition and practise fine motor skills through this hands-on maths counting activity.

Practise number bonds to 10 with this fun, hands-on activity that encourages children to represent addition using real-life objects.

Fun and easy division game to practise the 5 timetables and corresponding division questions requiring only the free printable PDF and dice.

Fun and easy multiplication game to practise the 5 timetables that only requires the free printable PDF and two dice.

Fun and easy division game to practise the 2 timetables and corresponding division questions requiring only the free printable PDF and dice.

Fun and easy multiplication game to practise the 2 timetables that only requires the free printable PDF and two dice.

One-to-one correspondence is an important early learning maths skill. Match the numbers on the sun to the dots on the clothes peg - squeezing and manoeuvring the clothes peg practises fine motor skills. 

Using Skittles for this hands-on activity is a fun way to practise colour recognition, counting, adding and fine motor skills.

Learning to add to 10 is an important early maths skill. Make practise of these number bonds hands-on by using an empty egg carton and plastic eggs. 

Learn the features of common 2D shapes with this hands-on maths activity using pipe cleaners to make each shape.

Carry on the fun after reading Dr Seuss’s One fish two fish book with this estimating activity using fish crackers and a 100 square.