Revise addition Maths Games For Year 2 (age 6-7)
For those not too confident with addition why not start with our revision activities? To begin with we use pictures to help with counting on. Then we move on to number lines, all the time emphasising the vocabulary of addition. Each activity has 10 questions and the answer sheet at the end can be printed, to show just how well your child has done!
Use the word add up to 10 with pictures
Recognise and use the word 'add' and the equals sign with numbers up to 10, with pictures
Use the word add up to 10 with number line
Recognise and use the word 'add' with a number line
Recognise 'add to' with pictures
We start with our chicks helping to revise the addition of numbers up to 10 by counting on. We also reinforce addition vocabulary: recognising and using the words 'add to'.
Using the word 'plus' with pictures
Count on with the parrots to complete 10 addition sums using the word, 'plus'.
Recognise and use the + sign with pictures
Recognise and use the '+' sign with pictures of ostriches to help with counting.
Recognise the words 'what is the sum of?' with pictures
Our happy little birds can help with counting on and recognising that 'What is the sum of...?' means addition.
Recognise the words 'what is the total of?' with pictures
'What is the total of?' is another way of asking an addition question.
Recognise the words 'add...to' with a number line
Many children will still need a number line to help them with adding.
Recognise the word 'plus' with a number line
Recognise and use the word 'plus' and count along the number line to help add these numbers.
Recognise and use the plus sign with a number line
Recognise and use the '+' sign with a number line. Remember to complete 10 questions to get the answer page with printout facility.
Recognise the words, 'what is the sum of?' with a number line
'What is the sum of?' means to add up, and with a 0 - 20 number line this is quite easy!
Recognise the words, 'what is the total of?' with a number line
Recognise and use the words, 'what is the total of?' with a number line. 10 out of 10 gives you a quick, fun, on-screen reward!
Recognise the use of symbols to stand for unknown numbers
This page shows that symbols such as a square or a circle can be used to stand for unknown numbers. Lots of different possible answers here!
