number - primary level

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Steer the rocket through the stars to reach its planet while skip counting in 2s, 3s, and 5s along the way! 

Help Robot Ralph with adding numbers by using a number line to sum 3 single-digit numbers, which can total up to 20. 

Learn about factors by giving the factor monsters their factor pair arms!

Enjoy learning about directions such as left, right, up, and down. Put a counter on the start square, follow the directions. Which shape will you find?

Recognise and construct a cube, cuboid, and square-based pyramid using these 3D shape nets.

Utilize your knowledge of coordinates to plot points and join them together, creating common 2D shapes. 

Grab a ruler and have fun measuring! Try using your ruler to find out how long each line is. You can compare the lengths and see which ones are shorter or longer. It's a great way to enhance your measuring skills!

Explore Shapes: Find the Perimeter and Area! Use your math skills to measure the outside edges (perimeter) and the space inside (area) of different shapes. Try squares, rectangles, and even composite shapes while adding numbers to your calculations. 

Learn to read digital time with this fun card game that also involves adding numbers. In your class or group, work your way around the room until you get back to the start, making it an  engaging game that can serve as an introductory or review activity for a telling time lesson.

Work out the times that would be one hour earlier or later than the given time with this worksheet activity designed to develop early telling time skills.

This set includes two easy-to-use math worksheets designed to help gain confidence with using the 24-hour clock. One worksheet focuses on simple o’clock times, making it great for beginners, while the other mixes things up with a variety of times to keep learners on their toes. 

This fun worksheet helps students sort different animals and fill in a colourful block graph, introducing them to data collection in a playful way. It's a perfect early activity that also encourages skills like adding numbers.

🍦 This activity invites children to survey friends or family about their favourite ice cream flavours. They can then use the results to practice adding numbers and explore data through questions. It's a fun way to enhance early maths skills using hands-on data collection.

👟 This worksheet activity allows students to collect data on shoe sizes using tally marks, then transform that information into a bar chart. They’ll answer simple questions based on the results, which is perfect for building early maths skills.

An introduction worksheet to help students learn how to use a protractor to measure angles!

What is the probability of choosing a caramel  from a jar of mixed sweets? Or a strawberry flavour? Or lemon? Enjoy learning about probability with these activity worksheets, tree diagrams included.

 This worksheet activity allows students to use numerical data to calculate and understand the different averages: mean, median, mode and range.