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Print out a stock of these
printable games to take with you to restaurants, while travelling, and on
holiday - or put a selection into a folder for the children to dive into
whenever they are bored.
Fish Matching GameNEW!
These cheerful Fish Matching Game cards can be used to play Memory
(Concentration), Go Fish and many other card games, as well as played
with our sorting mats by one child on their own.
Balloons There are a number of ways to play this game. Print out a stack of
“Balloons!” printable sheets (you can use the economy setting on your
printer) and choose the most appropriate variation for your child.
Mountain
Mountain is a well-known game which is called by many names. Its
simplicity makes it ideal for younger players, but with its variations
it is popular with all ages.
Mouse!
This game may be familiar already - it is certainly an old favorite from
my childhood. It can be enjoyed by any number and age of child and needs
nothing but a scrap of paper, a pencil and a die.
Number
Chicks
Similar to Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear, Number Chicks concentrates on number
recognition (rather than counting dots) and includes a fast and fun
variation for older kids. There are three variations of the game,
including a fast-paced action game for older children.
Teddy Bear,
Teddy Bear
Teddy Bear, Teddy Bear is an ideal introduction to dice games for very
young children. They can learn to count the dots on the die and begin to
recognise the patterns on the die by looking for the matching pattern on
the teddies. It can be played as either a pencil and paper game or a
board game.
What's Your Number?
What’s Your Number? can be enjoyed by all ages of children - and any
number up to 6. It is an exciting and popular race game and is sure to
become one of your favorites!
Sentence Game
Here is a fun game that can be played at school or home. The only materials
needed are pencils, paper, and small cards. A chalkboard will be needed if
this is played in the classroom.
Fish Matching Game
These cheerful Fish Matching Game cards can be used to play Memory
(Concentration), Go Fish and many other card games, as well as played with
our sorting mats by one child on their own.
Maths Games for
the Active Child
To put it in a nice way, my son is rather squirmy. He doesn't like to sit still
for very long unless he's playing a video game, then it's just amazing. So
instead of constantly telling him to sit down and do his math, we take it
outside or up the stairs, literally...
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siblings? Chores not getting done? The Better Behavior Wheel
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