Kids' activities: Age 7–9

Fill in the missing numbers.

Practise money skills.

Cut out and match these cards.

How many questions can you answer in one minute?

Make your own calculations.

Make different numbers.

Play this game to practise multiplication skills.

Use this table to record progress in an activity of your choice.

This reward chart can incentivise good behaviour.

Learn about equivalent fractions with these cut-out cards.

Sell cupcakes at the market in this fun game about fractions.

Use songs to remember maths facts.

Play with a friend to learn about 2D shapes.

Play with a friend to learn about 3D shapes.

Play with a friend to learn about dividing by 9.

Learn about place value with friends.

Learn your times tables while brushing your teeth.

Make learning your times tables fun!

Play with a friend to learn your eight times tables.

This clever trick will help you learn your nine times tables.

Three activities to support learning the six times table.

Three activities to support learning the seven times table.

Three activities to support learning the eight times table.

Three activities to support learning the nine times table.

Learn about shapes and reflections.

Improve your non-verbal reasoning skills.

Learn about fractions with this drawing activity.

How many passengers are on the train at the end?

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.

Test: Data

Practise your data-handling skills with this 10-minute test.

Test: Mixed topics

Practise maths and non-verbal reasoning with this 10-minute test.

Perform this poem. What does it mean?

Use these word cards to create sentences.

Practise letter patterns.

Add inverted commas to show when someone is speaking.

Tell a story based on your favourite headline.

Use these cards to see which whale facts you can remember.

Use 'have' or 'has' to change the tense of sentences.

Roll a die and trace the letter you land on.

Draw and write about your own superhero!

Which disgusting ingredients would you use in a spell?

Write out words in alphabetical order.

Practise tricky 'c/s' and 'f/ph' spellings.

See how well you know the alphabet.

Match the words to their antonyms.

Match the words to their synonyms.

Read the extract and answer the questions. Find the answers here.

Name the pictures and spell out a joke.