Array Challenge
Add Five Cards
Maths 24
Venn diagram
Would you rather?
Pick up six (×)
Addition puzzle boxes
1,2,3… show (compare)
Juniper green
Pick up four
Two dice target
Two clips – multiplication
Two clips – addition
Salute: × and ÷
Fraction pictionary
Bunny ears
Addition bingo
Multiplication bingo
Birds in trees
5 and …
Bonds to 5
More or less
Race through 10
Multiplication game
I have… who has? 3, 6,12×
Combo’s that make 90: + and ×
2, 4, 8
I have…who has? Cards for 2, 4, 8×
Array hooray!
Find arrays
Bee arrays
Array card layout
Build arrays
Muffins and pies
Puzzle
Number pattern investigation
How close to 100?
Ten or eighteen
Skip count mazes
12 or 24
Double and halves (×2 and ÷2)
123 Show! (Addition)
123 Show! (Difference)
How many more?
123 Show! (Multiplication)
Hands up!
Make 10 memory
Make 10 (Cards)
I have…who has? Doubles and Halves
Skip counting
Total three
Naughty threes
Spill the beans
Close to 100
Card difference: 2-digit
Duplo tower
Countdown
Get through, five alive
Race to 20
Target cards
Two dice
Nice or nasty
Friendly tens
Faces and Puzzle Grid
Build a Snake
Snakes and Ladders
Fizz pop (Diep-Sloot)
Beetle
Cross out singles
Pyramid sums
Flip out
Blind Duplo
Make 10, 20 or 30 (Grid)
Roll and Fill
Roll and Fill Resources needed paper, pencils, dices Instructions to play 1.Print or draw a whole part grid sheet 2.Handout grid and two dices to learners in pairs 3. Learners must roll both dices 4.Write the two rolled numbers in the bottom of the whole -part diagram 5.Add ... » Learn More about Roll and Fill
Shakedown
Salute – addition
Instructions for play: Learners play in groups of 3. One learner is the captain, the other 2 learners are the sailors. Each group needs to get a pile of playing cards with Jacks, Queens and Kings removed. The captain gives each sailor one card, placing it face down in front of them. The ... » Learn More about Salute – addition
Making Friendly Numbers
Instructions for play 1. Print (or hand-draw) the friendly numbers card sheet in Appendix 1.Each two digit number on the cards has a corresponding one digit number that when added together will result in a ‘friendly number’ (or a multiple of 10) i.e. 42 and 8, 24 and 6, 39 and ... » Learn More about Making Friendly Numbers