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?
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!
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.
Add, subtract, multiply or divide the given number to each of the balloons. A range of options allows easy differentiation of these activities.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
Improve time-reading skills by working out the difference between two analogue clock times. Multiple options allow comprehensive cover across different learning objectives.
