maths

Free Colour by Number Printable Worksheets

January 20, 2021 in activities for children / Age 2-5 / Age 5-7 / childrens craft / crafts / Free Printables / maths tagged colouring pages / free colouring pages / kid maths / kids activities / maths by Jen Walshaw

These free colour by number printable worksheets are the perfect quick activity that will entertain kids and reinforce number recognition and maths all in one!

Pirate booty maths game with gems 10

June 28, 2016 in activities for children / Learning with Manipulatives / maths by Sara-Jayne Jones

This Pirate booty maths game with gems brought to you by Sara-Jayne from Keep Up with the Jones family. Sara-Jayne is a fellow mum to boys, she has three under six and is a Junior School Teacher. This post is part of our learning with manipulatives series.

Measuring and Estimating with Ribbons 12

May 24, 2016 in activities for children / learning / Learning with Manipulatives / Learning with Manipulatives / maths tagged Game / learning / Manipulatives / maths / Rulers by Sara-Jayne Jones

This fab measuring and estimating with ribbons activity is brought to you by Sara-Jayne from Keep Up with the Jones family. Sara-Jayne is a fellow mum to boys, she has three under six and is a Junior School Teacher. This post is part of our learning with manipulatives series.

It is so easy to make learning fun and delicious with this simple Jelly Bean Jumble math games. Encourage your children's math skills with this DIY maths game and they will not even know they are learning. Part of our learning with manipulatives series for kids

Jelly bean Jumble Maths Game 16

April 1, 2016 in activities for children / Learning with Manipulatives / Learning with Manipulatives / maths / Screen Free by Sara-Jayne Jones

Jellybean Jumble Maths Game is a fun counting and math game that is great to play as children without any idea they are learning as it is super fun. We love using jellybeans (so many colours to choose from), but you can use any snack or candy you like.

Maths and Art Collide = Parabolic curves 15

July 24, 2015 in maths tagged art / kids activities / kids crafts / maths by Jen Walshaw

Both my boys are maths geeks. They have loved numbers and maths since they were small and are great with mental maths. They have also always loved art and crafts, but the older they get (they are nine and ten) they do less art and I want to encourage them. This is where maths and art collide – parabolics.

Polygons – oh no its the dreaded maths 1

September 15, 2009 in maths / maximad / school by Jen Walshaw

I was going to post today of my great counselling session and my coming to terms with my post surgery body and all that, but I cant. “Why” I hear you ask, well my four year old has entered the magical, mythical and ah so dreaded world of mathematics. We always knew that he was that way inclined, but up to now I have been able to keep up and MadDad has always been on hand, but today all that changed. I went to collect him from school to take home to the park and then for a friend to take him to swimming lesson, when his teacher pulled me to one more »