Games
Have fun with maths!
Games help children develop a positive attitude towards maths.
Whenever your child uses maths in play, explain that they're using maths. This will help them realise how much we all use maths every day.
Have fun with maths!
Games help children develop a positive attitude towards maths.
Whenever your child uses maths in play, explain that they're using maths. This will help them realise how much we all use maths every day.
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A card and counter game that's great fun for parents and children to play together, practising addition, subtraction and problem-solving skills.
Visit websiteA little box full of fun and challenging card games to enjoy at home or on your travels. These games allow children (and parents!) to practise mental arithmetic alongside vital thinking and reasoning skills.
Visit websiteBrainbox have range of maths boardgames, books and games for sale. Try charity shops or libraries, and look for free app versions of your favourite board games.
Visit websiteAn interactive online game for children to have fun with maths both on their own and with others.
Visit websiteCompetitive maths game for the whole family, proven to improve maths and confidence with numbers.
Visit websiteA whole bag full of fun number games for the family, developing calculating, reasoning and thinking skills.
Visit websiteA free smartphone game helping young adults see everyday maths in vocational settings.
Visit websiteA free app featuring a set of games to support learners of any age in understanding the key ideas that underpin the number system.
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