All Saints'

CofE Primary School, Maldon

Parent Information

Are you looking for ways to support your child in Maths?

The following resources have been carefully chosen to ensure that you have everything you need to support your child in their maths journey. Please feel free to speak to your child's teacher if you need any further help

The key principles to supporting your child:

Are you looking for a specific area to support your child in? Or perhaps you are looking to improve your own skills:

Supporting Children in Maths This website is excellent in supporting parents and adults to support their children. It is free to sign up for and there are opportunities to improve your own maths skills alongside your child (if needed)

Adult learning support for mathematics.

National Numeracy Parent Toolkit has a wealth of tips and advice for parents.

Oxford owl includes a range of activities, top tips and eBooks to help your child with their maths at home.

These resources are designed to help you support your child's maths learning at home. They will build their understanding of the maths concepts covered in the classroom.

BBC Bitesize contains lots and games, guides and videos to help with maths

These websites are useful for children to develop their fluency in Maths:

Times Table Rock Stars

Prodigy An engaging game which starts by assessing your child's level and then adjusts the questions accordingly. Very good!

Top Marks A collection of interactive games designed to develop maths skills.

Maths With A Mouse

MyMaths

BBC Bitesize Games

This section contains links to screen-free ways that children can practise Maths at home:

The following are activities and workbooks that you can work through with your child:

You can also look at the following documents for further ideas, support and challenges:

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