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Find the right maths world for your child

Answer a few no-pressure questions about what feels easy and what still feels tricky. We’ll suggest the Fables World areas that could help most.

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Does your child enjoy cartoons?

Does your child become anxious or annoyed when completing maths work?

Is your child motivated by winning money or toys?

Can your child add 6 + 4 easily, without counting on their fingers?

Can your child add 27 + 34 easily, without counting on their fingers?

Can your child work out 30 - 7 easily, without counting on their fingers?

Can your child tell the time easily?

Do they confuse “to” and “past” on an analogue clock?

If your child was going to the cinema at 16:45, would they know what time that is?

If a train leaves at 8:25pm, would they know what that is on a 24-hour clock?

Does your child know the answer to 6 x 8 quickly?

Does your child know the answer to 12 x 7 easily?

Could your child answer 108 divided by 9 quickly?

Could your child answer 32 divided by 8 quickly?

If your child received £2 / $3 a week in pocket money, could they work out how much they would receive in a month and in a year?

Did you find maths easy as a child?

Would your child know how to add 1/3 + 2/5 together?

Would your child know how to work out 7/9 divided by 2/8?

If your child was bowled 30 balls but only hit 2/3. Could they work out how many they hit?

Do adults who did well in maths as a child earn more than those who struggled?

Your Fables World match

Here’s where we’d start

Based on your answers, these learning worlds could help your child build confidence while having fun.

Simply Maths

Simply Maths

Funny cartoons introduce addition and subtraction, followed by guided practice that helps each technique stick.

Table Fables

Table Fables

Memorable stories and characters turn multiplication and division facts into something children can recall with confidence.

Clever Clocks

Clever Clocks

Talking toilets and playful challenges make analogue and 24-hour time easier to understand and remember.

Farting Fractions

Farting Fractions

Grandpa’s funny explanations help children remember which rule to use when working with fractions.

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