Pupils have 60 seconds to answer as many random multiplication sums(up to 12 x 12) as they can, by pressing the correct answer box each time. Who can get the highest score??

These are fun activities that develop the thinking skills of students. A dot-to-dot puzzle in which pupils will enjoy using their brains to complete this puzzle of a bat in flight. Applies both mathematical and artistic skills and takes roughly 5 minutes.

Similar to my multiplication practice game, only this time the pupils have to choose the correct answer box which is double the randomly generated number between 0 and 50. Who will get the highest score?

Similar game to my multiplication practice game, only this time the pupils have to press the box with the correct number bond to 100. Practices mental skills.

pupils will enjoy using their brains to complete this puzzle of a sports car. Applies both mathematical and artistic skills and takes roughly 5 minutes.

An interactive dot-to-dot puzzle of a walrus that can be completed using an interactive whiteboard. Applies place value and ordering skills.

An interactive version of my sports car puzzle. This can be completed on an interactive whiteboard, applies knowledge of ordering and place value.