This website is good for deepening understanding within maths and numeracy focussing on more problem solving style tasks. Suitable for P1-7 covering a range of topics. This website has games and puzzles aimed at secondary pupils however some of our P6/7 pupils may enjoy some of the activities. Pupils will be familiar with this site with many of them playing Hit the Button to better their number bonds and times tables. Suitable for P1-7 but pupils can only play games a limited amount of times due to a subscription fee.Ī brilliant resource jam-packed with lots of games suitable for all ages and stages.
Guardians: Defenders on Mathematic – a fun game aimed at P4-7 which involves maths battles.
Games suitable from P1-7 covering a range of topics, including logic puzzles and brain teasers. Weekly challenges are based on current topics in the news. This is a great resource for challenging P6/7 pupils within numeracy. Games are suitable from P1-7 and should increase difficulty based on pupil progress. Vocabulary Spelling City – free app to practise spelling.Īll pupils have a login for this website/app. Khan Academy Kids – free app covering a range of curricular areas. This is a good game for practising those tricky spelling words! This Countdown style game is good for building vocabulary. This a fast-paced tetris style game suitable for all. This game concentrates on sentence building and structure.
This game tests pupil knowledge on prefixes and suffixes. This game has four different levels aimed at P3 onwards concentrating on commas.Ī fast-paced game suitable for P5-7 looking at verbs and adverbs. This website has a number of games all pupils can access covering key literacy areas.Īdjective Detective looks at identifying superlative and comparative adjectives. Karate Cats – a game aimed at P3 onwards looking at spelling, punctuation and grammar. Please find below a list of useful websites that may support your child’s learning at home.Ĭrystal Explorers – a game aimed at P3 onwards looking at spelling, punctuation and grammar.
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