These flashcards provide rapid recall practice in all the times tables from 1 to 12, helping children to meet the curriculum expectations for Key Stage 2 maths and prepare for the Year 4 multiplication tables check.
These laminated, hard-wearing cards show all numerals from 0 to 100. Perfect for helping children to learn the numerals, the order they come in and to use in maths games and activities.
Suitable ages 4-11
These 6 double-sided Numicon baseboard overlays give opportunities for matching, ordering and pattern making.
Suitable for ages 4-11
Children learn best when reading is fun and these Read with Oxford Stages 1 and 2 story games are a great way to practise reading and storytelling skills. Carefully created to practise phonic sounds and letters, each game has concise, easy-to-follow instructions which require no preparation.
Approximate age: 3–5 years
These Read with Oxford Stages 1–3 Biff, Chip and Kipper Alphabet Games Flashcards feature four alphabet games to help children develop recognition of letter shapes and sounds, develop memory and concentration skills, and read and spell simple words.
Approximate age: 3–6 years
These exciting Read with Oxford Stages 1–3 Biff, Chip and Kipper Rhyming Games encourage children to practise their letters and sounds. They will help your child link groups of letters with their sounds, recognise rhyming words, develop memory and concentration skills, and develop early reading and spelling skills.
Approximate age: 3–6 years
These Say and Spell Flashcards are a fun way for children to practise sounding out and blending letters at home. Four different phonics games help children to match letters to words and pictures, match letter sounds to letter shapes, sound out and blend to read words and spell simple words.
Approximate age: 3–6 years
These Read with Oxford Stages 1–3 alphabet games encourage children to practise their letters and sounds and have an awareness of rhyme. They will help children to link groups of letters with their sounds, to recognise individual letter shapes and sounds, and read and spell simple words.
Approximate age: 3–6 years.
These Read with Oxford Stages 1–3 phonics games will help children to link groups of letters with their sounds, recognise rhyming words, develop memory and concentration skills, and develop early reading and spelling skills.
Approximate age: 3–6 years
A fun way for children to practise their letters and sounds at home. These flashcards are ideal for children who are growing in reading confidence.
These Read with Oxford Stages 2–4 flashcards are a great way for children to practise essential high-frequency words at home. Four different word games help children recognise common but tricky words by sight, develop memory and concentration skills, spell simple words and make sentences using words and picture cards.
Approximate age: 4–7 years
These flashcards offer a fun way to introduce the letters and sounds that make up words, using the Set 1 Speed Sounds. With parent notes offering guidance, they are the ideal way to support your child’s first steps in learning to read.