Kids' activities: Age 6–7

Use dice to make your own calculations.

Weigh items from your cupboard.

Practise money skills.

Complete the calculations using an array.

Match the numerals to the pictures.

Practise times tables with these number cards.

Practise telling the time with your hand-made clock.

Can you answer these questions about telling the time?

Times tables 1–12

Wall charts for all times tables from 1–12. Print out and stick up the times tables your child finds most difficult.

Put the sentences in the right order to tell the story.

Find the homophones.

Which letter is being described?

What three things would you put in your time capsule?

Colour in each word that you can read.

Fill in the gaps in this story, and write your own ending.

Make your own vile villain!

Imagine what it would be like to go back in time.

Create your own pet.

Find words that sound like the noise or action they describe.

Describe the sounds you would hear in a particular place.

How quickly can you say each of these tongue-twisters?

Write your own tongue-twisters.

Change one word into another by changing one letter at a time.

Riddles are word puzzles. Can you work out what is being described?

What am I? Work out what is being described.

Take apart a word letter by letter, finding a new word each time you subtract a letter.