The 'L' Number Puzzle
Here a number puzzle that can be made as easy or as difficult as you wish.
Key Stage 1
12 activities to try at home or in class.
Here a number puzzle that can be made as easy or as difficult as you wish.
Add up the dots on each domino in a line, write the totals down, then rebuild the line from the sums alone.
This is a fun activity involving making and flying paper aeroplanes
This activity is designed to get children thinking permutations, how many different ways things can be arranged.
Share 12 everyday items into groups to find a half and a quarter, and see why some fractions will not work.
The answer is 10, but what was the question? Children invent as many calculations as they can that make 10.
With £1 to spend, find one item, then two items, that cost less than a pound and work out the change.
A dice game based on Shut the Box: roll two dice and remove counters worth the total. First to empty their board wins.
A quick napkin activity for a café or waiting room: pick three numbers from 1 to 9 that add to 12, then find more ways.
A quick adding game for two: turn over two dominoes each, add up the dots and shout the total to score points.
This simple card game can be used to help with ordering numbers.
Number riddles where every clue narrows down the mystery number, so no guessing is allowed.