Bubo
Reading, Year 1
The genetic method: hear the sound, meet the capital letter, read the first word. Czech and Slovak, with Bubo the owl.
Years 2–3
Comparison word problems — how many more, how many fewer
Two bars from one edge, with the difference bracketed. Every sheet has the trap in it too: Amy has 12, that is 5 more than Ben has. It says more, and the answer is found by taking away.
Curriculum profile
Applies suggested difficulty. Language and notation have their own settings. These are approximate teaching suggestions.
Type the code from a printed sheet to get that exact sheet back.
Starting the generator…
It downloads once and then works offline: 53 handwriting models are in there.
The preview is exactly what comes out of the printer: the same code draws both.
Maths
Grades 3–5
Find and order records
Select table rows by a condition and list them in the right order. Every value is on the sheet.
Grades 1–2Dot pictures and visible groups
See small groups of dots at a glance, write their counts and compare two pictures.
Grades 1–5Choose and explain a calculation strategy
Complete a route through a round number, compare two routes and find the one with a mistake.
Grades 3–5Estimate, bound and check
Round to estimate a sum, bound it from below and above, then check with the exact calculation.
Grades 3–5Maps with a scale and compass
Find a shortest route along the grid, describe it with compass directions and turn segments into metres.
Grades 4–5Read a whole split into categories
Read group counts from a pie chart with equal sectors. In the challenge, find the whole from one group.
What we are building
The same ground, on a tablet. The sheets are free and will stay free; the apps are how we make a living.
Numbernauts
Maths to twenty
Twenty-seven small games: counting, comparing, adding and taking away, number snakes and sum pyramids — and a robot you program a route for.
World Sort
Geography, once the numbers are easy
Sort countries by population or area, find them on the map, learn flags, capitals and anthems. For older children, and for adults.