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Dyslexic friendly decimal square.
Black and white to print on any coloured paper to suit your child’s needs.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs. Dyslexic font used. A4
This a set of 3 A4 size posters to display the square and square root from 2 to 20.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
This a set of 3 A4 size posters to display the cubed number and cube root from 2 to 20.
Three types of print are included, dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
This a set of x2 A4 size mats to support place value from decimals up to tens of millions.
Two types of print are included dependent on your child’s Neurodiversity and your printing needs.
This a set of 4 A4 size posters to display prime numbers to 100.
Four types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
On each A4 paper there are two grids: Words to numeral and Numerals to words.
Once laminated or placed in a punched pocket, they can be wiped clean and used numerous times with fresh words and numerals placed.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
These A4 Number of the Day mats are great for children in KS2 or older to explore an area of maths or to consolidate their learnt knowledge. Any chosen number is placed within the scroll.
Areas covered:
These A4 Number of the Day mats are great for children in KS1 or older to explore an area of maths or to consolidate their learnt knowledge. Any chosen number is placed within the scroll.
Areas covered:
This pack of multiplication Maths Mazes covers the multiples of x7, x9 and x11.
The objective of this activity is to begin at ‘Start’ to answer a multiple question and choose an answer from one of the paths leading from the question to the next.
A great activity to consolidate times tables and to identify gaps in knowledge.
You will receive a black & white and colour copy of each times table with answers in one download.
This pack of multiplication Maths Mazes covers the multiples of x6, x9 and x12.
The objective of this activity is to begin at ‘Start’ to answer a multiple question and choose an answer from one of the paths leading from the question to the next.
A great activity to consolidate times tables and to identify gaps in knowledge.
You will receive a black & white and colour copy of each times table with answers in one download.
In this bundle there are three A4 Division Facts games for 2, 5 and 10.
Each division fact has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line.
In this bundle there are three A4 Division Facts games for 2, 5 and 10, including odds & evens.
Each multiple has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. Each number sentence is written in it’s own square with room for the player to write their answer. There is an extension where players can identify and place numbers in the ‘odd & even’ grid.
In this bundle there are three A4 Division Facts games for 3, 4 and 8.
Each multiple has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. Each number sentence is written in it’s own square with room for the player to write their answer.
In this bundle there are three A4 Division Facts games for 6, 9 and 12.
Each multiple has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. Each number sentence is written in it’s own square with room for the player to write their answer. There is an extension where players can identify and place numbers in the ‘odd & even’ grid.
In this bundle there are three A4 Division Facts games for 7, 9 and 11.
Each multiple has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. Each number sentence is written in it’s own square with room for the player to write their answer. There is an extension where players can identify and place numbers in the ‘odd & even’ grid.
In this bundle there are three A4 Multiple games for 2, 5 and 10.
Each multiple has their own tone that corresponds with the table on the page to scaffold learning.
Three types of print are included dependent on your child’s neurodiversity and your printing needs.
How to play
This game is for 1+ players where the objective is to either complete a square ‘4 in a block’ with four squares adjoining or to join 4 squares in a horizontal, vertical or diagonal line. Each number sentence is written in it’s own square with room for the player to write their answer.