Maths Choice Board

Sort your toys by colour and size(e.g. cars,

bracelets, bows)

Practise drawing a square, circle, rectangle and

triangles. Draw as many as you can.

Make shapes using ice-lolly sticks, pipe-

cleaners, toothpicks or

twig.

Make a jigsaw with your family.

Make patterns with your toys or

jewellery (e.g. Cars, dolls, hair-

clips, blocks)

Write numbers 1-5 on pieces of paper. Put them

in the correct order.

Can you continue up to

10?

With a dice and some blocks play Roll and

Build. Roll the dice (or turn a number card) and count out that

number of blocks to a tower.

Go on a shape walk either

outside or inside. Find a shape, name it and describe the

shape.

Help sort the laundry.

Match the socks.

Line up your teddies or dolls from tallest to

shortest.

Play a game with numbers

(such as snakes and ladders /

dominoes/snap)

Print a board from the link below 1-30 if you

like.Use online dice if

needed

Count how many forks and spoons you have.

Which set has the most / least?

Bake a delicious treat. Use a recipe

to measure the ingredients

Count how many

windows are in your home.

What shapes can you see in your windows?

Find circles in your house. You can use some of them to print a

picture with circles

Use playdough to make

numbers (1-5 or 1-10)

Put your toys in rows. Make a row of blocks, a

row of cars, a row of dolls, a row of dinosaurs

(or whatever you have)Talk about short/

shorter/ shortest row and long / longer /longest

row.

Make your own number match game (1-5 or 1-

10)

Turn all cards upside down and take turns to find

the pairs.(link below also)

Count how many doors are in your

home.

When you go for a walk count

how many red cars and how

many buses you see.