Being fluent with number bonds and times tables, as well as having confidence with calculations for each operation, lay good foundations for all our number work at Noremarsh and beyond.
Below are some links to online games and activities to support your child in their maths.
Short five or ten- minute sessions at least 3 times a week will help build speed, accuracy and confidence with maths skills.
A variety of games to develop maths skills
Lots of games to give maths brains a workout!
A website which has lots of different games to improve maths fluency.
Download the app for quick practice for children who find maths learning a real challenging.
Super movers have some great songs with movements to help to overlearn maths concepts, including times tables.
BBC bitesize has lots of games, video clips and activities to support maths learning and help build confidence for your child.
An interactive maths game with quick fire questions on number bonds, times tables, doubling and halving, multiples, division facts and square numbers. The games, which are against the clock, challenge and develop mental maths skills.
An online resource which covers place value, all four operations (+. -, x and ÷), doubles and halves as well as fractions.
There are different levels of difficulty for your child to explore. All these skills will really help your child in maths lessons so little and often really helps.
Short 5-minute sessions at least 3 times per week will help your child to improve their tables recall and again this really helps maths learning in class.
