Use a ten frame and counters to explore odd and even numbers. A hands-on maths activity that helps children spot patterns and build number sense.

Use a ten frame and colourful counters to make and copy patterns. A playful maths activity that builds sequencing, memory, and early multiplication skills.

Roll the dice and race to fill your ten frame! A fun, fast-paced maths game that builds counting, addition, and turn-taking skills.

Place counters on the ten frame and ask what’s missing. A quick, visual subtraction game that helps children master number bonds to 10.

Turn over a card and race to fill the ten frame with the right number of counters. A fun matching game for practising counting and number recognition.

Use a ten frame and two colours of counters to find all the ways to make 10. A simple maths game that builds number bonds and early addition skills.

Make, copy, and extend repeating patterns with counters. A playful maths activity that develops visual memory and early problem-solving skills.

Use a ten frame and counters to show numbers and make 10. A hands-on maths activity that helps children see patterns and build number confidence.

Build towers of counters, compare taller and shorter, and match them to numbers. A hands-on maths activity that develops counting and early comparison skills.

Roll the dice and play with counters! A fun maths game where children count, copy patterns, build arrangements, and even practice early addition.

Invite your child to ‘be the teacher’ with counters and a whiteboard. A fun, open-ended way to explore counting, sorting, and number play.

Turn maths into a story with this playful addition and subtraction game. Use counters to act out little number stories, then let your child invent their own adventures.

A simple comparing game that introduces maths language like “more,” “fewer,” and “equal.” Perfect for building early problem-solving skills while children play with counters.

Explore number bonds in a playful way using counters in two colours. Children discover all the different ways to make 5 or 10 and can even record them as number sentences.

Practice counting, colour recognition, and fine motor skills with this quick sorting game. All you need is a handful of counters to create fun “colour trains” and even try early subtraction.