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Oxford Owl

Oxford Owl is a free website built to help parents with their child’s reading. This is an excellent resource packed with free ebooks from the Oxford Reading Tree reading scheme, games and activities.

3-7 year olds
Teachers, Pupils, Parents

Telling the Time

This site can help you to read the time on an analogue clock. Different levels, including: reading time to the nearest hour, half hour, quarter hour, five minutes or minute. Options include 24 hour clock.

5-11 year olds
Teachers

Bunches of Balloons

An excellent teaching video looking at making equal groups from 18 balloons. It leads on well to students continuing the investigation.

6-7 year olds
Teachers, Pupils, Parents

Maths Fishing

Practise your multiplication skills. The game not only covers times tables but also doubles, squared and cubed numbers.

5-11 year olds
Pupils

100 Bead Rekenrek

A great teaching tool for helping children to understand two-digit numbers, place value, doubling, halving, counting in 5s and 10s, and more.

6-9 year olds
Pupils

BBC Bitesize Maths Key Stage 2

Two learner guides and fourteen class video clips on place value and decimals.

7-11 year olds
Pupils

Apple Picking

A missing numbers game which focuses on numbers from 0 to 20. Children are presented with a series of numbers and have to select the apple to find the missing number.

3-5 year olds
Pupils

Christmas Games

Check out our favourite selection of Christmas games and interactive Advent Calendars. We think you will love playing them and have lots of fun.

3-7 year olds
Teachers, Pupils

Counting Caterpillar

Order numbers along a branch. You can select the minimum and maximum numbers. Lends itself well to an interactive whiteboard.

5-11 year olds
Pupils

Ten Frames

A very versatile teaching tool which has 5, 10, 20 and 100 frames or grids as the facility to make your own custom frame. It could be used for addition especially number bonds, subtraction as well as creating multiplication arrays.

5-9 year olds
Teachers, Pupils
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