A pack of 3 games for practising dividing by 1 digit with remainders. 2 games work with remainders and one works with decimal remainders.

Have children practising halving odd numbers using the simple board game. 2 levels included.

Use this fun and competitive game to help children practise their doubles to 20.

Use these games to help students practice their number bonds to 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. 6 games included.

Four in a row game - use a bingo dabber or 2 different coloured pens/pencils to play this game. Be the first to get 4 in a row while solving addition and subtraction problems (most require regrouping).

Be the first to get four in a row by solving these fractions of amounts questions.

Be the first to get 4 in a row by solving these percentages questions. 3 levels of challenge available.

To play this game, all you need is a dice and something to mark off the answers on the board (such as a bingo dabber). Roll the dice twice, use the key to work out which numbers you need to multiply together and find you answer on the board. The first person to get 4 in a row wins.

To play this game, you need fly swats (or you can use hands). Once you have cut out the flies and the number cards, shuffle the cards and lay out the flies. Turn over a card, find the number bond to 20 and fly swat it. Children can play this as a race against each other to see who can swat it first, take turns or play on their own.

All you need to play this game is fly swats (or you can use hands) and a deck of cards. Have children turn over a card and times it by the times table they are working on. Use the fly swat to hit the answer. This can be a competition where they have to race their partner to swat it first, they can take turns or they can play on their own.