Mathsframe Apps

A fun and engaging way to learn multiplicationtables. Choose the times tables you would like to practise and thenuse them to pop the bubbles before your time runs out. This gamehas been designed by a teacher to help students to develop theirconfidence and fluency with multiplication.Help your children practise their multiplication skills with thisfun maths game.

Help Monty to match the questions with correctbrick. Choose which multiplication table (or tables) you would liketo practise and see if you can destroy the wall before more bricksarrive.Levels are linked to the new UK mathematics curriculum. You canchoose to play a single level, a selection of levels, or choose allthe objectives from a year group.

A great game for practising a wide rangeofmathematical skills. Levels are based on objectives from thenewmaths curriculum from Year 1 to Year 6. Topicsinclude:multiplication, addition, reading numbers, subtraction,fractionsof numbers, Roman numerals, division, converting fractionstodecimals and percentages and simplifying fractions.You can choose to play a single level, a selection of levels,orchoose all the objectives from a year group (within thesametopic).20 Multiplication levels13 Addition levels2 Reading Numbers levels19 Subtraction levels12 Fraction of Numbers levels5 Roman Numerals levels16 Division levels5 Convert Fractions to Decimals levels5 Convert Fractions to Percentages levels2 Simplify Fractions levels

A great way to practise number bonds andmentaladdition. Levels include: number bonds to 10, 20, 50 and 100as wellas addition pairs up to 20, 50 or 100. Look at the targetat the topof the screen and then aim your bubble to make thattarget.As a teacher I know how important it is that children knowtheirnumber bonds (pairs of numbers that add up to 10, 20 or 100),andcan add quickly mentally. Repetition is essential inlearningnumber bonds. This game is designed to make the processfun.Children have to aim their bubble to make a given sum. Astheyprogress the levels get harder; they have less time, orlessbubbles to shoot. Each correct answer is accompanied by animage toreinforce the number bond they have found.

Use a calculator to solve problems. Eachstepinput into the calculator is recorded and displayed. Thismakesthese games ideal for children to use independently as theycantrace and correct any errors they make. The app includesthefollowing activities:Finding ChangeAnswer a variety of 2 step word problems using acalculator.Whatever is input into the calculator is then recordedanddisplayed, so children can see all the steps that havebeentaken.Round up or down after divisionAnswer division word problems using a calculator and decidewhetherthe answer needs to be rounded up or down depending on thecontextof the question.Use a calculator to find fractions of numbersUse a calculator to find fractions of numbers and then round tothenearest whole number or to 1 decimal place.Rounding AnswersUse the calculator to answer a question and then round youranswerto the nearest 10, 100, whole number or to 1, 2 or 3decimalplaces. The correct answer is then shown on a number line.Playagainst the clock to see how many points you can score.Use brackets to order operationsUse a calculator to carry out calculations with more than onestepusing brackets and the memory.Inverse Operations - Addition and SubtractionI designed this resource to help children to visualisetherelationship between addition and subtraction. They can thenusethis relationship to solve missing number problems. There areawide range of levels, from adding within 20 to using acalculatorto add and subtract 5 digit numbers and decimals.Multiplication and Division: Inverse OperationsUse the inverse operation to solve multiplication anddivisionquestions with a calculator.