Numbers&Me

Number sense and place value practice

Place value from tens and ones up to the trillions, comparing and ordering numbers, rounding, odd and even numbers, and number lines with negatives.

Tens and ones

Grade 1

Practise tens and ones with base-ten blocks: build a number from rods and cubes, or read the number shown. New numbers every time, with a video.

Comparing numbers (<, = and >)

Grade 1

Practise comparing numbers and groups of pictures with <, = and >. New numbers every time, with a narrated solution video.

Hundreds, tens and ones

Grade 2

Practise 3-digit place value with base-ten blocks: build numbers from flats, rods and cubes, or read the blocks. New numbers every time, with a video.

Odd and even numbers

Grade 2

Practise odd and even numbers by pairing up pictures: is there one left over? New pictures and counts every time, with a narrated solution video.

Writing numbers in digits

Grade 3

Practise writing large numbers in digits from words, into the billions and trillions. A new number every time, with a narrated solution video.

Place value

Grade 3

Practise place value with large numbers: how many ones, tens, hundreds, thousands or millions? A new number every time, with a solution video.

Smallest and largest numbers

Grade 3

Practise making the smallest and largest numbers from a set of digits, including zeros. New digits every time, with step-by-step working and a video.

Rounding on a number line

Grade 3

Practise rounding to the nearest 10 or 100 on a number line: place the number, then pick the end it rounds to. With a narrated solution video.

Making numbers with 1, 2, 4 and 8

Grade 3

Practise making numbers from pieces of 1, 2, 4 and 8: which rods make exactly 13 cm, each used once? New every time, with a narrated solution video.

Negative numbers on a number line

Grade 4

Practise negative numbers with a number line story: how far behind the start line did the ball land? New players and distances every time.

Halfway between two numbers

Grade 4

Practise finding the number exactly halfway between two others, including across zero, with a number line to count on. New numbers every time.

Nth largest and smallest numbers

Grade 5

Practise ordering numbers made from digits: what is the third largest 4-digit number from 7, 4, 3 and 2? New digits every time, with a solution video.

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