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I am currently building the number one online resource for English and maths play based learning!  I am passionate about playful learning experiences and want to ensure that all children have access to fun and engaging lessons, no matter their age.  

My ready to use, and easy to set up, range of English and Maths printable games are available to download for all Playful Learning Games members.

Just because you get older, doesn’t mean you should stop playing!  My games are designed to be used by Key Stage Two children to keep learning fun and exciting!  

I have a range of English and maths game ideas and activities that you can set up easily using resources you have readily available.  

‘We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.’

George Bernard Shaw

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Using Dice In a Tuff Tray

Using Dice In a Tuff Tray

Dice are one of my favourite resources to use for play-based learning as you can do so many activities with them. Add a tuff tray and you can have children working together to apply, revise and consolidate their maths skills in a collaborative way. Here are some ideas of how you can use some dice […]

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Build a Poppy Wreath

Build a Poppy Wreath

If you want a fun and simple dice game, to help children practise factors and times tables, then you need to play this:

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A whole lesson on column subtraction… from one simple game!

A whole lesson on column subtraction… from one simple game!

We all know children need practice with column subtraction. But giving them plenty of opportunities to practise doesn’t have to mean working through a page of calculations. A simple game can give us the practice we’re looking for, alongside opportunities to talk about place value, spot mistakes, explain choices and try out strategies. That’s how […]

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