Four-week sequence
A clear starting point for everyday maths
Ten Minutes of Maths a Day
A guided programme that alternates number, quantity, classification, shape and pattern so families always know what to try next.
- Choose the next activity in seconds
- Adjust the challenge without turning it into a test
- Use things already around the home
What you will receive
Know what you will do before you buy.
Built-in repetition without worksheets
Flexible catch-up days
Number hunt at home
Connect numerals from 1 to 10 with quantities found in everyday life.
What you use: paper, pencil, everyday numbered objects
Notice togetherAsk one open questionAdjust or stop
Included activities
Number hunt at home
Connect numerals from 1 to 10 with quantities found in everyday life.
Set the table by quantity
Use one-to-one correspondence while preparing a real meal.
Sort the shopping
Compare, classify and count familiar groceries using child-chosen attributes.
Pattern and shape walk
Notice, describe and extend shapes and repeating patterns in real surroundings.
Practical educational suggestions for adults—not an assessment, diagnosis or medical advice. Adapt materials and supervision to your child and situation.