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Spring Maths

Counting, ordering, sequencing, number bonds, addition, subtraction, multiplication and more, all set around the theme of Spring.

5-9 year olds
Pupils

Catch the Stars - Subtraction

Catch the stars in your bucket by working out the subtraction sums. Either subtract by mixed numbers or a single number up to 10. Be careful not to miss the stars.

6-8 year olds
Pupils

Fractions

A great teaching tool for fractions. Use a bar or circle to represent, compare, and perform operations with fractions with denominators from 1 to 100. Reveal or hide numeric labels as needed.

6-14 year olds
Teachers

Okta's Rescue

Use your counting skills to save Okta and his friends. You need to count them to move them to a safe ocean. When you have finished counting use the number line to see how many you have saved altogether.

5-6 year olds
Pupils

Subtraction using concrete and pictorial strategies

A video lesson which shows how to solve subtraction problems using counters and pictures. It demonstrates how to set up and solve the subtraction questions and gives ideas for a subtraction game at home.

5-6 year olds
Teachers, Pupils, Parents

Millions Counter

This site from Mathszone can help you to read numbers from single digit numbers up to numbers with tens of millions.

6-11 year olds
Pupils

Rekenrek

This digital teaching tool has both a 20 and 100 Rekenrek. It is useful teaching tool for an interactive whiteboard.

5-9 year olds
Teachers

Maths Choppity Chop

This game covers a selection of maths questions such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, doubling and more. Answer the questions then chop the vegetables but avoid the steel bar and saw.

6-11 year olds
Pupils

Nutty Numbers

Count forwards and backwards in multiples of numbers from 2 to 12. This is a multiple choice game.

5-9 year olds
Pupils

The Column Method for Addition

Practise your column addition skills with the calculation already set out for you. The examples progress from the addition of two single-digits to questions with five digit answers.

5-11 year olds
Pupils
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