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A number of members asked for more 'Make It' resources, especially for higher numbers.
This is another of our clean-and-simple maths games. It is a 'three in a row' type game with a tight focus on practicing/using multiplication facts.
Here's another deceptively simple maths game which delivers a powerful 'learning' punch. We first used this one at the end of last year and it was very popular! 
Just time for one more fun resource. Four cross-numbers with clues that enable children to practice their mathematical skills (calculation), knowledge (number properties) and their reasoning and organisational skills.
This is a fun, two-player game focusing on subtraction.
This is a great way to get children discussing the mental strategies they use when calculating.
This is a quick way to demonstrate some ‘mathemagical’ powers – it also serves a useful purpose in that it will give children an entertaining opportunity to make use of investigative/problem solving skills.
Here's another 'why didn't I think of that' moment - a stunning place-value and calculation activity (well, we think it's fairly stunning). I had nearly forgotten about it until we started looking through some old work files in the garage.
This is an obvious development of our Make 10 and Make 20 activities.
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