Lessons pupils can get their hands on.

Help the frog jump along a number line to add, take away and find the difference.

Compare fractions and find equivalent ones on a colourful fraction wall.

Drag the hands of a geared clock, then set and read times from o’clock to the nearest minute.

Zoom from the Stone Age to today, see how the periods fit together, then play order-it and place-it games or make your own timeline.

Build circuits with cells, bulbs, buzzers, motors and switches. Bulbs really light, gaps show up, and circuit symbols are one tap away.

Online safety: sort what's private, choose what to do in tricky online moments, spot the clues in scams and fake news, and test password strength.

Build like history’s great inventors: levers, circuits and flying machines, with an inventor card for every level.

Printable three-tier stretch challenges for Years 3 to 6, so early finishers can push further on their own.

Split a whole into two parts with counters and a part-whole model, and find every bond.

Drag out arrays of counters to explore multiplication, turn them round and split them up.

Cut pizzas, chocolate bars and cakes into equal pieces, then shade and name fractions.

Read kitchen scales and measuring jugs, and add weights or pour water to hit a target.

Run a tally survey, draw the bar chart and answer questions about it.

Stretch bands over pegs to make shapes, with area, perimeter and right angles worked out live.

What words like sum, difference, product, factor and remainder mean, with real example sums and quizzes for Years 1 to 6.

Mix paint like real paint: primary and secondary colours, tints and shades, colour matching and the colour wheel.

Press a design into a printing block, then print it as a block, brick, half-drop, mirror or turn repeat pattern.

Practise 4- and 6-figure grid references, map symbols and compass directions on a new island every time, then dig for treasure.

Compose rhythms with body percussion and class instruments, build word rhythms with real notation, and play a listen-and-copy game.

A floor-robot simulator: press the arrows to program the bee, press GO, then debug. Challenges and play mats for early computing.

A board for the interactive whiteboard: timers, clock, name picker, groups, noise meter, traffic light, work symbols, dice, exit polls, QR codes and drawing.