In each interactive tutorial, our digital teacher explains the method, shows you examples and then gives you a chance to practise what you've learned. With fun, free maths resources for all age groups, Number Day is the perfect way to get your school or nursery involved with fundraising and celebrating maths while helping to protect more children from abuse.

These fun activities will help children to develop a variety of skills from number recognition and formation to simple addition and subtraction. By getting children involved in our numbers-based activities you can also help us be there for children when they need us most. If there is a specific area of learning your child needs support with, our packs offer information, advice and plenty of engaging practical activities. For an easy costume, could you just dress them in black and stick white dots on them to look like dominos?Alternatively you could have them dressed in all black and stick Monopoly money, or print-outs of different-sized coin images, all over. There are not many services I would pay to subscribe to, and even less I would recommend, but yours is one which I did! Then stick the slice (or slices if you decide to do a few) onto some plain clothing for them to wear.

I'm finding your site an absolutely fantastic resource alongside the stuff being sent from my son's school. What about dressing up as a bingo board, and cover normal clothes with lots of different numbers on round white cards?

We have a great collection of maths resources that can be used to teach children of all ages throughout the year and on Number Day. Take a large piece of card x2 make into a tabard with fabric strips at the shoulders, mark out a bingo grid or in the style of 'Countdown' above for the board have a total written in digital number below that a selection of 6 numbers and below that the equation, IYSWIM.