Free Resources
Mathematics Websites
Below are several free online math resources to help students of all ages improve their skills.
Khan Academy
Offers free lessons and practice exercises in Mathematics (and many other subjects), from primary school through college-level courses. The platform adapts to the student's progress and helps them build their skills at their own pace.IXL Learning
While it has a paid version, IXL offers limited free practice problems for math and other subjects for various grade levels.Prodigy Math
A free, game-based learning platform that makes math fun for students. It’s ideal for elementary and middle school students and helps them practice math through interactive quests.Cool Math Games
Provides fun, interactive math games that encourage learning through play. It’s a great way to engage kids with math in a low-pressure way.Math Playground
A site that offers free math games, puzzles, and logic challenges, along with activities to support problem-solving and critical thinking.
YouTube Channels
PatrickJMT: Offers straightforward math tutorials on various topics, from basic arithmetic to advanced calculus.
MathAntics: Explores mathematical concepts in a simple, engaging way.
MashUp Math: A kid-friendly channel that explains math concepts clearly with fun animations.
Home Mathematics Kits
When learning new concepts, students should start with concrete materials before moving to abstract ideas like numbers and operations. Below are options you can use to create your child's home mathematics kit.
🧮 Counters
What you need: 30 small, same-shaped items (like paper clips, Legos, or beans) in different colours
Use for:
✔️ Counting
✔️ Number ID
✔️ Basic addition & subtraction
💰 Coins & Play Money
What you need:
25 5¢ coins
15 10¢ and 20¢ coins
10 50¢ coins
5 $1 and $2 coins (real or plastic)
Use for:
✔️ Counting money
✔️ Skip counting
✔️ Place value
✔️ Decimals & operations
🧵 Straws & Rubber Bands
What you need:
100–200 straws
20 rubber bands
Use for:
✔️ Place value (bundle in 10s & 100s)
✔️ Building shapes
✔️ Early geometry
🥚 Egg Carton
What you need:
1 empty egg carton (cut to a 2×5 grid)
Use for:
✔️ Addition & subtraction
✔️ Equal groups
✔️ Multiplication & division
🎴 Deck of Cards & Dice
What you need:
1 deck of cards
2 dice
Use for:
✔️ Maths games
✔️ Fact practice
✔️ Mental math fun
⏰ Movable Clock
What you need:
Simple analog clock with movable hands
Use for:
✔️ Telling time
✔️ Understanding hours & minutes
📏 Measuring Tools
What you need:
Ruler
Meter stick
Measuring cups
Kitchen scale
Use for:
✔️ Measurement
✔️ Number lines
✔️ Real-world math
🗂️ Index Cards
What you need:
100 index cards
Use for:
✔️ Flashcards
✔️ Number comparisons
✔️ Geometry basics
📊 Paper Tools
What you need:
Ten-frames
Hundreds charts
Grid paper
Fraction strips
Use for:
✔️ Skip counting
✔️ Addition/subtraction
✔️ Fractions