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Number Frame
Find the answer to a multitude of questions by framing a number within the grid e.g. Frame a number divisible by 9 and less than 40, Find a multiple of 7 less than 50. Alternatively, frame the number first and use it for quick fire questions e.g. Round the number to the nearest 10, What is the product of the digits?
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Two Number Frames
By framing two numbers of up to 6 digits each, the possibilities are endless. Use them to practice addition, subtraction, tables, place value, rounding and much more!
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Balloon Pop - Number Bonds
Work out the missing number bonds and reveal the answers by clicking each balloon. Options include simple number bonds to 10, right through to those using 2 decimal places.
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Balloon Pop - Rounding
Round each numbered balloon to your chosen objective.
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Balloon Pop - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division
Add, subtract, multiply or divide the given number to each of the balloons. A range of options allows easy differentiation of these activities.
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Carroll Diagrams - One Criterion (Number)
Improve children’s sorting skills with these Carroll diagrams using one criterion. Options include multiples of 2 to 12 as well as square, prime and triangular numbers.
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Carroll Diagrams - Two Criteria (Number)
Increase the level of difficulty by using a second criterion.
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Carroll Diagrams - One Criterion (Shape)
A great way to learn properties of shapes as well as practising grouping skills. Categories include triangles, quadrilaterals, symmetry, right-angles and 2D shape names.
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Carroll Diagrams - Two Criteria (Shape)
Combines shapes with properties such as right-angles, lines of symmetry and parallel sides to give a more challenging activity.
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Function Cards
Click on the cards to reveal the start and finish numbers and use them to work out the hidden function. Choose from one or two-step functions and also the level of difficulty for each one.
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Multiplication - Grid Method
A dynamic way to demonstrate the grid method of multiplication.
2x1 2x2 3x1 3x2
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Estimating Angles
Estimate angles up to 360 and then use the on–screen protractor to see how accurate you are.
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Acute, Obtuse and Reflex Angles
Estimate and measure angles then use the appropriate vocabulary to describe them.
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Angles in a Triangle
Create a variety of triangles and use the tools to measure and calculate the angles within.
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Area
Use the given measurements to calculate the area of different rectilinear shapes.
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Perimeter
Use the given measurements to calculate the perimeter of different rectilinear shapes.
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Reveal Grid - Multiplication
A great activity to practise multiplication. Complete the 3 x 3 multiplication grid by working out the product of the numbers in each row and column. The ‘puzzle’ feature challenges you to complete the grid with only a few starting numbers. Differentiate by choosing your objective.
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Reveal Grid - Addition
Add the numbers in each row and column to fill the grid.
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Interpreting Data
Four different data sets each with their own set of questions provide a quick and useful resource for helping children interpret data.
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Addition and Subtraction Bingo
Have hours of classroom fun while improving addition and subtraction skills. Work out the answer to the on-screen sum then see if it is on your bingo card. Play for a line, corners and full house!
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Addition and Subtraction Bingo Cards
Randomly generated bingo cards to print out.
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Mean, Mode, Median and Range
Order a set of either 5 or 7 cards then work out the mean, median, mode and range.
5 Cards 7 Cards
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Sum & Product Problems
The sum and product of two digits are given. Can you deduce what they are.
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Time Difference - Two Analogue Clocks
Improve time-reading skills by working out the difference between two analogue clock times. Multiple options allow comprehensive cover across different learning objectives.
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Time Difference - Analogue and Digital Clock
Work out the time difference between an analogue and a digital clock.
12 Hour Clock 24 Hour Clock
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