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These fun curriculum-based activities take inspiration from famous game shows, current trends, exciting tasks, and teamwork. What about dressing up as a bingo board, and cover normal clothes with lots of different numbers on round white cards? Thank you for providing a much-needed service for parents and one which really represented good value for money. Katie Fudge, Schools Fundraising Development Manager from the NSPCC said: “We are hoping for lots of schools and nurseries to sign-up to what can be a great day of learning and play. I do wish you were around then, as your content is fantastic and my little boy looks forward to your daily worksheets.

Take a large piece of card x2 make into a tabard with fabric strips at the shoulders, mark out a bingo grid or in the style of 'Countdown' above for the board have a total written in digital number below that a selection of 6 numbers and below that the equation, IYSWIM. Then have them draw on, using a back felt-tip, how they want to divide the pizza up (for example into quarters or eighths). access to FREEteacher resources to keep children safe from harm, including a class lesson plan and online safety quizzes for all ages.If there is a specific area of learning your child needs support with, our packs offer information, advice and plenty of engaging practical activities. So start by asking your child to decorate a large card circle to look like a pizza, using paint, tissue paper and glue. For another fun group activity, why not divide your class into teams and play this Mental Calculation: Addition Press the Button Game? I particularly loved your handwriting sections and the ‘Learning Journey’ links that you have created. It’s not only teaching my little one things, it’s showing me how things should’ve been done when I was younger.

We have a great collection of maths resources that can be used to teach children of all ages throughout the year and on Number Day. Number Day is an inclusive maths-inspired fundraising day for children in nursery right through to secondary school, with free downloadable activities suitable for all ages and abilities. Cut out the bottom of the box, and cut in a hole for the head and two holes at the sides for the arms.Share the news about what a fantastic day you're going to have, as well as key messages for keeping children safe.

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These fun activities will help children to develop a variety of skills from number recognition and formation to simple addition and subtraction. Cut out smaller bits of card for the calculator buttons, colour them in and mark on the numbers and signs appropriately.