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Counting & Numbers

Numbers are everywhere. Learning to recognise numbers, count objects and understand how numbers work gives children an important foundation for maths and everyday life.

Our Counting & Numbers activities will use pictures, sound, repetition, games and interactive challenges so children can learn in different ways and at their own pace.

Different children learn in different ways.
As this section grows, we plan to include visual activities, touch-friendly games, audio-supported learning and activities with different levels of difficulty so more children can participate.

Explore Counting & Numbers

We are building a growing collection of activities covering early counting through to more advanced number skills.

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Count the Objects

Count pictures and objects using fun visual activities, from small groups through to larger numbers.

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Recognise Numbers

Learn to recognise written numbers and connect the number symbol with the amount it represents.

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Number Sequences

Find what comes next, fill in missing numbers and practise counting forwards and backwards.

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Bigger or Smaller?

Compare numbers and quantities while learning ideas such as more, less, greater than and smaller than.

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Place Value

Explore ones, tens, hundreds and larger numbers using clear visual examples and interactive activities.

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Odd & Even Numbers

Discover the difference between odd and even numbers through patterns, matching and simple games.

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Number Challenges

Test number skills with puzzles and challenges that can gradually become more difficult as confidence grows.

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Listen & Count

Audio-supported activities designed for children who prefer listening and for blind or low-vision learners.

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Learn at Your Own Pace

There is no single correct way to learn maths. Some children learn best by seeing, some by listening, some through repetition and others by playing and experimenting. Our aim is to provide different ways to practise the same skills while keeping learning positive, accessible and enjoyable.

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