Busy Bee Maths allows your child to learn basic mathematical concepts whilst having fun playing. Your child will count, add, subtract, multiply, divide, strategies and much more through attractive and entertaining games.
For ages 5-8

Busy Bee Maths Features:
•16 interactive games that teach your child everything they need to know in mathematics.
•Each game is levelled and the difficulty increases developing more complex concepts.
•Adorable characters and the ‘Busy Bee’ guide your child through all the games with praise, encouragement and corrections to assist in learning all mathematical skills.
•Created by a qualified teacher to support your child’s mathematical learning. Designed to assist your child in their first 3 years of schooling.
•Games can be played as long as the player wishes.

Learn through PLAY!

Nathan’s Numbers: Help Nathan to identify which number comes before, after or in between. Busy Bee assists by supplying multiple choice answers in beautiful flowers. Levels range from numbers to 10 through to numbers to 50.

Addition Fish: Use your addition skills to work out how many fish are needed to make 10, 20 or 30. Complete simple addition number problems.

Flying Facts: Identify which strategy would be the most useful in solving addition problems – use doubles, make to 10 or count on. Cheeky Chicks help by providing multiple choice answers.

Ladybird Takeaway: Use your subtraction skills to work out how many ladybirds are left. Complete simple subtraction number problems.

Toadstool Rows & Groups: Use your multiplication and division skills to work out how many toadstools there are altogether.

Apple Fractions: Charlotte has to work out which shape shows half or quarter. When you have mastered this she also needs your help to find a half or a quarter of a collection of fruit.

Paw Patterns: Busy Bee needs help to identify which colored paw comes next in the pattern.

Animal Data: Use the graph to work out how many animals or fruit there are. Levels range from picture graphs to column graphs. Busy Bee assists by supplying multiple choice answers in beautiful flowers.

Lengthy Pencils: Which pencil is longer or shorter? Post-it notes assist by providing multiple choice answers. Higher levels include working out how long pencils are using a centimeter ruler.

Cover Like a Star: Astronaut Albert loves to find the area of different shapes. Drag the squares or triangles over the shapes to find the area without any gaps or overlapping.

Capacity Jug: Learn the language of capacity with Busy Bee. Find out how full different jug are and click on the correct sign. Words include: empty, full, ½ full, almost full, almost empty, about ½ full, more, less, same.

Mass Memory: Use your memory skills to work out which objects are light or heavy. But be quick before the time runs out!

Time Puzzles: Help Busy Bee find the missing pieces to the puzzles. Levels include o’clock, half past, quarter to and quarter past.

3D Memory: Use your memory skills again to find the matching 3D shapes. Shapes to look for are spheres, cubes, cones, rectangular prisms, pyramids, and cylinders. Pictures include objects from the real world not just the shapes themselves. But be quick before the time runs out!

2D Memory: Busy Bee loves memory games. Shapes to match include; squares, circles, rectangles, triangles, ovals, stars. Match them all before the time runs out!

Mouse Position: Where is the mouse? Help Busy Bee locate the mouse by learning the language of position. Words include: inside, outside, in between, above, below, beside, behind, in front and on top.