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Oxford Owl - Maths 100s of resources, games and videos to help support your child's maths learning at home

ICT Games All areas and age groups

BBC Learning All areas and age groups

Nrich Problem solving in all areas

Top Marks Quickfire halves, doubles, multiply, divide all years

Maths Hub All areas and age groups

Maths is Fun All areas and age groups

Primary Rescources All areas and age groups

Maths Mastery Maths Mastery for Year 1 problem solving

Maths Mastery Maths mastery for Year 2 problem solving

SATS Maths Key stage 1 2019 test paper-arithmetic (year 2)

SATS Maths Key stage 1 2019 test paper-reasoning (year 2)

Mathematic Curriculum Mathematics curriculum for Year 1 and Year 2

Mathematical Vocabulary

Learning to count | Oxford Owl

Paul Repper discusses how to help your child learn to count using counting songs, counting games and other counting activities.

Activities to try at home

Counting forward and back from any number (jump backwards or forwards). Use any numbers

Counting in steps of 2, 5, 10 and 3

Count your money! Go shopping and see if you can make the correct amount.

Go on a shape walk-can you spot 2d AND 3d shapes.

Try telling the time to O’clock/half past then quarter to/past and 5 minute intervals

Bake and measure-use millilitres/litres, grams/kilograms.

Take your temperature or check the weather outside using degrees centigrade.

Measure your home/garden/mum/dad/pet using centimetres and metres

Cut your food into fractions, halves, quarters. Thirds, two quarters, three quarters.

Keep a food/exercise/personal/pet diary using days of the week.

“Program your adult” using language of position and direction (half turn,quarter turn etc)

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