Resources for Learning at Home: Maths
3) Resources for learning at home | |||
Resource available | Suitable for | What | Where can I find out more? |
Maths | |||
Cbeebies – Numberblocks | Early years | Singalong videos for learning number | Link |
Khan Academy
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Children
2 – 14 |
Maths activities for all ages but other subjects at secondary level (Science, Engineering, Computing, Arts, Humanities, Economics and Finance)
NB: The material is based on the US grading system |
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Oxford Owls for Home | Children
3 – 11 |
Reading, Maths and English activities for children
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Link |
Doorway Online | Children
4 – 7 |
Maths and literacy activities
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Link |
The Maths Factor | Children
4 – 12 |
Maths activities from Carol Vorderman.
Currently free to use |
Link |
ICT Games | Children
5 – 8 |
Games for maths and English | Link |
Time Tables Rockstars | Children
5 – 11 |
A sequenced programme of daily times tables practice
Currently free access to schools ONLY (schools need to sign up for free home access for pupils) |
Link |
White Rose Maths | Children
5 – 13 |
A series of maths lessons for each year group from Year 1-8. | Link |
Sumdog | Children
5 – 14 |
Practice maths, spelling and grammar at home through games | Link |
Prodigy Math’s | Children
6 – 13 |
Maths activities
NB: The material is based on the US grading system |
Link |
Ronit Bird | Children with dyscalculia or other specific difficulties | For teaching maths in a hands-on and multisensory manner | Link |
CoolMath4Kids | Children
4 – 7 |
Interactive games covering adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and fractions | Link |
Snappy Maths | Children
5 – 11 |
Free worksheets, interactive activities and other resources to help with the teaching and learning of mathematics facts and skills | Link |