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Fun maths board games that your children will love to play again and again.
12 maths games designed for you by former primary school teacher and dyslexia specialist – Christine Towndrow. Christine’s games are designed for a variety of different abilities including special needs. These games encourage your children to learn by boosting their confidence which can often be shaky after repeated failure in maths.
Each A3 (29.7cm x 42cm) board game is double sided providing 12 games altogether for 2-4 players. All the games have their own set of rules and counters packaged neatly in clear zipper bags. We know you’ll be so impressed with the colourful boards and the fun and laughter that these games create (not to mention the learning that’s going on) Every child I know has been bought a pack!
“Snakes & Adders gives me the perfect opportunity to practise numeracy skills in a fun and relaxed manner. Our six-year-old son thoroughly enjoys working out the sums (for himself and the other players!) and regularly asks to play the games again. A fabulous, effortless and effective way to support the curriculum.” F. Christiansen (Parent)
The board games will help your child with:
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Snakes & Adders / Takes & Ladders 0-10
Your children will love the names of these Snakes and Ladders style board games – especially because an Adder is a snake! “Can we play the snakes and adders game, please can we, please?”
Age 6 + Key Stage 1 & Practice for Key Stage 2 for fast number fact recall
Game 1: Addition 0-10
Game 2: Subtraction 0-10
This game helps with the practise of simple subtraction and addition up to 10 using a format that your children will know and love, Snakes & Ladders.
Snakes & Adders / Takes & Ladders 10-50
Age 7+ Key Stage 1&2
Game 1: Addition 10-50
Game 2: Subtraction 10-50
This game helps with the practise of more difficult sums up to 50 using a format that your children will know and love, Snakes & Ladders.
Go Shop! Money Game for KS1 & KS2
As real money is being used less and less in real life, these 2 maths games are perfect for helping your children understand the value of coins, how to buy with money and to check the change carefully!
Age 6+ KS 1&2
Game 1: Money to 50p
Game 2: Money to £2.00
Understanding coin values and working out change can be a challenge in the beginning. This game helps with both and provides two levels of difficulty. Your children collect coins as they go round the board and race to be the first to buy one item from each of the four shops.
Fraction Match
Fractions play a huge roll in real life maths so helping your children get to grips with them early on will be a bonus and they’re made fun with this fraction game.
Age 6+ Key Stage 1&2
Game 1: Basic fractions
Game 2: Equivalent fractions
This game helps with matching fractions in various shapes to their written figures e.g. half, quarter, three quarters. It also extends learning into the area of equivalent fractions e.g. one half is equal to two quarters or three sixths.
Time Match
Helps your children learn how to tell the time and then convert to the digital clock.
Age 6+ Key Stage 1&2
Game 1: Minutes past and to
Game 2: Digital clock
This is a comprehensive game for learning to tell the time, from the first stages of o’clock & half past, through more complex times such as 25 minutes past and 5 minutes to, to digital times such as 3:55.
Times Table Race
Flexible times table game that allows your children to practice their tables in the order that they will learn them at school.
Age 7+ Key Stage 1&2
Game 1: x2, x5, x10 or x3, x4
Game 2: x6, x7, x8 or x9, x11, x12
This flexible multi-level times table game can be played according to ability level. In each game the times tables for practise are divided into two sets which can be played separately or together depending on the knowledge of the players. The aim is to race round the board using your chosen transport and be the first to correctly place all your counters in your section.
SEN Notes:
Visual Learners: Designed specifically for children with learning difficulties to boost confidence. Bright, colourful images for entertainment and as learning aids.
Kineasthetic Learners: Children who love to touch can be very hands on with these games, lots of counters and bright colourful pictures protected by laminate covers.
Children with learning difficulties can be quite sensitive to noise such as the sound of dice clashing down on the table. This can be alleviated by dropping the dice on a cushion or felt / fabric surface instead.
“The math games were very popular with the pupils who didn’t realise they were learning, though they were having fun.” C. Dennis (Dyslexia Tutor)
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