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55 Tens and twenties all in a row
Have fun with these games and support your child to relate their comprehensive knowledge of numbers up to one hundred, to move further on, to work with numbers up to two hundred. Just by playing one game you can take your child through a powerful development progression using different levels of support- toy bricks or sticks that can be handled, pictures that can be pointed to and when your child is truly comfortable playing without any physical or visual support.
In the ‘all in a row’ game your child is challenged to make a choice- very powerful for learning.
Most of content covered late year 1 UK
65 Loopy counting
Eating treats and then replacing the number eaten gets the ‘take away’ and ‘counting back’ learning journey started in a fun practical way!
A number line can be a powerful learning tool giving insight into the way numbers work from the very beginning through to A Level. The second game is based around a loopy number line carefully designed to ensure your child’s count is between the numbers rather than being led to the wrong answer by counting how many numbers lie in-between. Have a laugh with the final story game, seriously challenging everyone's memory!
Most of content covered late year 1 UK
74 Stars and splats
Sharing the exploration of what happens when you find ten more and ten less than a number will strengthen your child’s understanding of patterns in our number system. A hundred square is a powerful tool, widely used in schools and particularly useful for this task.
These games add some fun and an element of chance to discovering the patterns in a hundred square. Research shows that when our brains are anticipating a chance event they are more open to learning - wow!
Most of content covered early year 2 UK
Have fun with these games and support your child to relate their comprehensive knowledge of numbers up to one hundred, to move further on, to work with numbers up to two hundred. Just by playing one game you can take your child through a powerful development progression using different levels of support- toy bricks or sticks that can be handled, pictures that can be pointed to and when your child is truly comfortable playing without any physical or visual support.
In the ‘all in a row’ game your child is challenged to make a choice- very powerful for learning.
Most of content covered late year 1 UK
65 Loopy counting
Eating treats and then replacing the number eaten gets the ‘take away’ and ‘counting back’ learning journey started in a fun practical way!
A number line can be a powerful learning tool giving insight into the way numbers work from the very beginning through to A Level. The second game is based around a loopy number line carefully designed to ensure your child’s count is between the numbers rather than being led to the wrong answer by counting how many numbers lie in-between. Have a laugh with the final story game, seriously challenging everyone's memory!
Most of content covered late year 1 UK
74 Stars and splats
Sharing the exploration of what happens when you find ten more and ten less than a number will strengthen your child’s understanding of patterns in our number system. A hundred square is a powerful tool, widely used in schools and particularly useful for this task.
These games add some fun and an element of chance to discovering the patterns in a hundred square. Research shows that when our brains are anticipating a chance event they are more open to learning - wow!
Most of content covered early year 2 UK