Games can help our pupils develop their numeracy skills in a fun environment. Games like Snakes and Ladders or Ludo can help children learn counting and adding skills.

Playing games like monopoly or fantasy football can help pupils develop budgeting skills and the ability to manage money, all so important in later life....

Cooking and baking can be fantastic activities for pupils to get involved in. In working with ingredients and cooking instructions, pupils will have experience of working with measurements and time. Another super Maths-rich real-world activity!

Planning shopping trips or involving pupils in family budgets can help develop real-world skills in managing their finances.

Online games like Minecraft can help pupils develop key skills in shape, space and measures in a fun, creative environment. There are so many websites like https://play.prodigygame.com/ where pupils can learn key numeracy skills in a gaming world.

Set fun challenges around the home and try and encourage pupils to develop their problem solving skills.

Linking numeracy skills to a child's other interests can be a big help in overcoming any dislike of Maths. There is lots of scope in craft design, art or home science activities where pupils can use and develop their maths skills.