Numeracy Skills_Times Tables_Jumping Game G
A popular game for indoors or out to learn the times tables
A very physical game to learn the times tables which is particularly helpful
to dyspraxics but also those who find it nearly impossible to remember the times tables. The Jumping Game is richly multi-sensory, involving the whole body.
This game can be practised in any language.
Numeracy Skills_Times Tables_Ball Game G
An active game which also improves motor-coordination skills
This fun game is basically a form of auditory learning and therefore helpful
to dyslexics and dyspraxics. It can be played just about anywhere and is a great way to learn and to revise the times tables. This game can be practised in any language.
Numeracy Skills_Times Tables_Tennis Game G
Enjoy revising the times tables you have learnt
The Tennis Game is a quick game which encourages the dyslexic or dyspraxic
to revise a times-tables sequence independently. This is a very helpful game
to play before a test. The Tennis Game is designed for playing outside.
This game can be practised in any language.
Sarah Ablitt BA (Hons) PGDipSpLD
Specialist Dyslexia Teacher
Kettering, Northamptonshire, UK
