One of parents' many concerns at the minute is that our children are missing out on a full five hours of teaching every day which has to be replaced by us. Don't worry though, because the typical primary school day for a six year old isn't what it seems.
To keep maths learning a fun part of everyday life, we've pulled together some maths based games you can play on a video call with keen relatives, friends or classmates.
Homework can be hard enough to deal with - a source of stress, angst and tantrums for parents and children alike. And now we're being asked to supervise even more of our children's learning while schools are closed during the current pandemic.
Award winning home learning for ages 5 to 11 on tablet and laptop.
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Maths can be a tricky business and kids often end up getting in a muddle - find out how slips and misconceptions can arise, and how you can use them as opportunities to improve your child's understanding.
Learning times tables can be really daunting for young children, so we've produced a video to show them that it's not as hard as they may think.
Award winning home learning for ages 5-11 on tablet and laptop.
Addition and subtraction are two of the basic building blocks of maths - build your child’s confidence in adding and subtracting by playing fun games and activities together. We’ve designed these activities to support children aged 5, 6 and 7 years old.
The Incredibles are probably the world’s most relatable superheroes - so when we see Mr Incredible helping Dash with his maths homework, many of us will share his frustration. Here's the valuable maths lesson for parents to be found in the movie Incredibles 2.
