Practise doubling numbers 20 to 29 with this 4-in-a-row game. Students take it in turns to spin a 20-29 spinner, place their coloured counter on the answer to try and get 4-in-a-row. Winner is the person with the most '4-in-a-row’s when all the numbers are covered. Clear font and no age-defining graphics makes this suitable for older students needing to practise basic skills. 20-29 spinner overlay available. 1 A4 page.

Practise doubling numbers 11 to 20 with this 4-in-a-row game. Students take it in turns to spin an 11-20 spinner, place their coloured counter on the answer to try and get 4-in-a-row. Winner is the person with the most '4-in-a-row’s when all the numbers are covered. Clear font and no age-defining graphics makes this suitable for older students needing to practise basic skills. 11-20 spinner overlay available. 1 A4 page.

Practise subtracting the smaller from the bigger number (1 - 10) in a fun bingo game. Four different bingo cards each with 25 answer squares to be covered with counters as students get the answers they need. Instructions on each card. With clear fontfocusing on readability and no age-defined graphics, these are suitable for any age where basic numeracy is being taught. Make a 10-sided spinner or use the template also available (and compatible with plastic square ‘Numicon’ spinners) .

Practise doubling numbers 1 to 10 with this 4-in-a-row game. Students take it in turns to spin a 1-10 spinner, place their coloured counter on the answer to try and get 4-in-a-row. Winner is the person with the most '4-in-a-row’s when all the numbers are covered. Clear font and no age-defining graphics makes this suitable for older students needing to practise basic skills. 1-10 spinner overlay available. 1 A4 page.

Practise adding 2 numbers (1 - 10) together in a fun bingo game. Four different bingo cards each with 25 answer squares to be covered with counters as students get the answers they need. Instructions on each card. With clear font focusing on readability and no age-defined graphics, these are suitable for any age where basic numeracy is being taught. Make a 10-sided spinner or use the template also available (and compatible with plastic square ‘Numicon’ spinners) .

Addition to 20 game (2 versions) Take it in turns to spin two 1-10 spinners, cover the answer with a counter. Winner is the first to use up all their counters. Version 1 - 55 possible answers (1 A4 page to laminate) Version 2 - 110 possible answers (2 A4 pages to trim, laminate and stick together) Clear font and no age-defining graphics makes this suitable for older students needing to practise basic skills. 1-10 spinner overlay available.