Everyday Maths
Maths is part of everyday life. We use it when shopping, cooking, travelling, organising our time, measuring things and deciding how much we can afford.
This section will help learners practise maths through familiar, practical situations so the skills they learn can be used beyond the classroom.
Activities will focus on practical skills with clear instructions, visual examples, large touch-friendly controls and different levels of difficulty so learners can work at their own pace.
Explore Everyday Maths
This section will bring together maths skills from across the site and show how they can be used in real situations.
Shopping Maths
Read prices, compare products, add up purchases and work out how much money is needed.
Activities ComingCooking & Recipes
Use numbers, fractions, time and measurement while following simple recipes and preparing food.
Activities ComingTravel & Journeys
Explore distance, travel time, timetables and simple journey planning using everyday examples.
Activities ComingPlanning My Day
Use clocks and schedules to organise activities, appointments, school and everyday routines.
Activities ComingManaging Money
Practise spending, saving, comparing costs and planning how money can be used.
Activities ComingMeasuring at Home
Use rulers, scales and measuring containers in practical home and everyday activities.
Activities ComingEveryday Problem Solving
Work through practical situations involving quantities, sharing, comparing, planning and decision-making.
Activities ComingLife Skills Challenges
Bring different maths skills together in realistic challenges based on everyday life.
Activities ComingMaths for Independence
Everyday maths is about being able to use numbers with confidence. Whether someone is buying groceries, catching a bus, cooking a meal, planning their day or managing money, practical maths skills can support greater independence and participation in everyday life.