Year 1 Online Math Centre

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Educational Games at Home!

Active, fast-paced game that builds the part-part-whole concept of addition.

A great 'adding to 20' game. You just need a pack of playing cards, paper and a pencil. You could adjust this game to only use numbers 1-10, or make it harder using numbers 1-50.

Great game that explores the link between addition and subtraction.

Great game for practising mental addition and subtraction. Kids love playing it, especially the part when they kick the other player out of their house! You just need a deck of cards with the picture cards removed, a piece of paper and a pencil to set up your game board.

Simple game which looks at subtraction as comparison/difference rather than take-away.

Fun strategy game that is easy to play yet more complex than it first appears.

Best Maths Games at Home USE-

A pack of cards (UNO cards?)
Dominoes
100's chart (below) and counters (buttons, gumnuts, anything!)
Parking Lot print out (below) (or numbers written up to 18 on a sheet of paper)
Dice (use them from your board games at home!)

Make 10 Memory Game

First to 100

Around the World

Around the World /2

Domino Parking Lot

Domino Parking Lot.pdf

Addition Flip

Number Ninjas!

The following are some extra open-ended Math questions and tasks you can complete with your child at home.

Feet Under the Table

While sitting around the table, ask your child to figure our how many feet are under the table without looking. If your child is up for a challenge have them figure out how many toes are under the table.

Snap It

In this activity, your child will use ‘unifix cubes’ to make sense of parts and wholes and relate that to addition and subtraction of pairs.

A small handful of anything you have on hand: coins, paper clips, a row of pebbles, etc will work just as well. Grab a handful, some objects in one hand and some in the other. How many in one hand? How many in the other? What does it equal all together? Your child could write out number sentences to go with each round. Eg 6 + 4 = 10.

Online Websites and App Resources Information

Studyladder

We haven't set any logins this year for Studyladder, however if you'd like to set your child up with this resource go for it!

Click Here with your parents to create a log in

IXL Maths

IXL Learning is a comprehensive online resource. Click the link below to find the math skills we are learning at the moment for an opportunity to learn, extend and challenge!

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Targeting Maths

(App)

If you'd like to invest in a good math app for your child, download this one! It covers 9 topics over a huge range of engaging activities.

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Nrich

Nrich's activities focus on problem solving through open-ended, creative questions. They are questions that focus on the everyday life, perfect for little inquisitive minds.

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