Maths practice, made for your child

Pick a topic and add your child's name. Your child and their favourite animal go on a trip: pictures that explain the maths, practice at three levels as the stops, puzzles and name games, story sums starring your child, answers and a certificate, ready to print. When they finish, print a new set: fresh questions, same topic.

1. Who is this for?

Child's first name

On every page, in the story sums and on the certificate. English letters only.

Age (optional: picks the right level)

Favourite animal (optional, a helper on the pages)

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2. Pick a topic

Counting, numbers to 20 and first number bonds

3. Preview and buy

Adventure:your child and Panda go on a trip: practice pages are its stops. Surprise me: each new set is a new trip.

Print in:Your pack includes both.

One payment buys this topic for good: every level, every child, and a new set of questions whenever you want one, on A4 or US Letter. Free for members. By buying you agree to our terms.

A look inside (for “Mia”)

The cover: the name to colour, the trip, and a star to colour for every page finished

The trip map: six stops with their favourite animal, a star to colour at each

Stop 1, Picture it: ten frames, number lines, blocks and more explain the maths

Practice at three levels, with a score and a “how did it go?”

Story sums starring your child, their family and favourite food

Code breaker: solve the sums to crack a secret message

Name code: crack the code and it spells their name

Colour by number: solve the key to find their animal hiding

Name maze: follow the right answers to their name

Counting to 10: count the pictures and write how many

All 21 topics

Starting out · Ages 3–5

Counting to 10: Count pictures, trace and write the numbers 0 to 10
Numbers to 20: What comes next, one more and one less, number tracks
Number bonds to 10: Pairs that make 5, 10 and 20, with ten frames

Getting going · Ages 5–7

Adding within 10: Adding with ten frames and number lines
Taking away within 10: Taking away with ten frames and number lines
Adding within 20: Adding past 10, doubles and near doubles
Taking away within 20: Taking away past 10 and finding the difference

Building up · Ages 7–9

Tens and ones: Tens, ones and hundreds with base-ten blocks
Adding 2-digit numbers: Adding tens and ones, then carrying
Subtracting 2-digit numbers: Taking away tens and ones, then exchanging
2, 5 and 10 times tables: Arrays, groups and the first times tables
Times tables to 12: Every times table, with arrays and speed practice

Stretching · Ages 9–11

Division: Sharing, grouping and remainders
Long multiplication: The grid method and columns
Fractions: Fractions of shapes and amounts, equivalent fractions
Telling the time: O'clock to five minutes, and how long things take

Big thinkers · Ages 11–14

Decimals: Tenths and hundredths: add, subtract, × and ÷ by 10
Percentages: Percentages of amounts, increases and decreases
Negative numbers: Temperatures, adding, subtracting and multiplying negatives
Order of operations: Brackets, × and ÷ before + and −
Solving equations: Balancing to find x, one and two steps

Questions

What is a “set”?: Each pack is one topic for one child. Set 1 is ready straight away; when your child has finished it, download set 2, then set 3, and so on: every set has new questions at every level, with its own answers. One purchase covers as many sets as you like.
Which topic should I pick?: The ages next to each stage are a guide, not a rule. Pick what your child is practising at school, look at the free preview, and start with the Warm-up pages. The stars at the bottom of each page show its level; there are no ages on the pages themselves.
How is this different from free worksheets?: The pages explain the maths with pictures before the practice, build up over three levels, turn practice into puzzles (a code breaker, a maze, a colour-by-answer letter, and three games that spell their name or reveal their animal), make the practice pages the stops of a trip with their favourite animal, and put your child, their family and their favourite food in the story sums. And you never run out: every set is new, and the answers match it.
What do you keep about my child?: Only what makes the pack: the first name, favourite animal, and any family names and favourite food you add for the story sums. Nothing else.
Is there a black and white version?: Yes, with every pack: pictures in outline to colour, and much less ink.
Is it free for members?: Yes: members make maths packs for their children at no extra cost.