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Create a large number line on the classroom floor using masking tape. Have students physically hop forward for addition and backward for subtraction. This kinesthetic activity helps reinforce number sense and basic operations.

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In pairs, students roll two dice and add the numbers. The first to reach a target sum (e.g., 50) wins. This game practices mental addition and strategic thinking.

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Draw 'houses' for ones, tens, and hundreds. Use Lego bricks or counters to represent numbers, moving them between houses to show regrouping in addition and subtraction.

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Use pattern blocks to create and extend repeating patterns. Start with simple AB patterns and progress to more complex ones. This activity develops algebraic thinking and pattern recognition.

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Present simple equations with a missing number (e.g., 5 + __ = 8). Use a balance scale to represent equality, helping students understand the concept of equations.

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Set up an 'Estimation Station' with jars filled with various objects (e.g., marbles, buttons). Students estimate quantities and then count to check. This improves estimation skills and counting strategies.

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Give students a metre stick and a list of measurements (e.g., find something 30cm long). They search the classroom or schoolyard for matching items. This practical activity reinforces length measurement skills.

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Provide a variety of 2D shapes cut from coloured paper. Students sort them by attributes like number of sides, corners, or colour. This activity develops shape recognition and classification skills.

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Go on a '3D Shape Hunt' around the school. Students identify and record objects that represent different 3D shapes (e.g., a ball for sphere, a box for cuboid). This connects geometry to real-world objects.

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Create a simple bar graph of the class's favourite colours using coloured sticky notes. Each student adds their note to the graph. This introduces data collection and representation.

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Keep a daily record of the weather using simple symbols. At the end of the week, count and compare the different types of weather. This activity integrates data collection with everyday observations.