Other ideas...

• Look around your home for different shapes. Can you use tallies to count how many of each shape you can find? Create a graph of your results using google sheets.

• Go on a pattern hunt. Can you find any patterns on your floor / walls or on objects around your home?

• Choose a multiplication table that you’re not sure about and learn it off by heart. Practise, practise, practise!

• Design a board game that uses a number track. You can make it as simple or as complex as you like!

• Play ‘noughts and crosses’ (or ‘tic tac toe’). Try adding more spaces to the board. How does that change the game?

• Look at the TV guide and make up some problems using the information on it, e.g. What program is on channel 3 at 9.30 am? If Paw Patrol starts at 10.05 am and ends at 10.12 am, how long does it last for?

• Start a number pattern (e.g. doubling, adding five) and continue it as long as possible. How far can you go?

• Make a Maths quiz to test a member of your family. Don’t forget to work out the answers so that you can check their work.