This is the same as the traditional board game except it is so large the children can use themselves as the moving counters. Using a dice, the children move around the board according to the numbers they throw. When someone throws a six they have another go and roll again. If they land on a base of a ladder they are allowed to climb up to the number at the top of the ladder. If they land on a snake’s head they must go down to the end of its tail.

Dimension: 3.5m x 3.5m (100 squares)

A great way to group numbers and learn your times tables while having fun in the sun. This grid design with numbers from 1 to 100 painted in colored columns with co-ordinates has many benefits. It not only brings color and vibrance into your school ground but also a unique way to learn math.

Dimension: 3m x 3m

The CLOCK is a great learning tool to assist in teaching young children about telling the time. Two types of clocks are usually drawn next to each other. One is a digital clock face and the other is an analog clock face without hands.

Dimensions: 1m x 1m

This game is a combination of the directional COMPASS and a CLOCK, making it a very versatile game to have in the playground. It is painted on the ground facing North without any hands on the clock face. A great way to learn how to use your watch as a compass tool.

Dimensions: 1.6m x 1.6m

The Clown Math Target is a great outdoor math and motor skills game for both the little and big kids. The target has got the numbers 1 -12 on it, with BONUS circles on the feet, nose and hat of the clown which have larger numbers in them.
A series of 12 lines labeled 1-12 can be painted below it as throwing lines for the game. Alternatively one throw line can be painted.

Dimensions: 1m x 7m with 12 throwing lines
1m x 4m with one throwing line

The Target is a great outdoor math and motor skills game for both the little and big kids. The target has numbers 1 -12 on it and is traditionally painted with a series of 12 lines labeled 1-12 below it as throwing lines. Alternatively, and especially good for the little ones who are not familiar with their times table yet, one throw line can be painted.

Dimension 1m x 7m with 12 throwing lines
1m x 4m with one throwing line

One of our favourite and most popular game, the Number Worm is a great way to introduce the children to numbers and counting. It is a long, winding game, divided up into individual squares with the numbers 1 to 25 painted. (This may vary from school to school).
Each square is easily defined from the next due to a colour change and a thin black or white line.

Dimension: Approx 11m long but can accommodate to fit most areas

The Counting Octopus is a game to help identify different time tables and ways of counting. The octopus is painted with eight tentacles, however only six of these are playable. Each tentacle displays a different times table. Unless your school asks otherwise, the following times tables are used: One, Two, Three, Four, Five and Ten time tables.

Dimensions: 4m x 3m

A great game that can be played within 15-20 minutes. Create two teams and see which team can stay alive and not get eaten by a hungry fly.

Dimensions: 3m x 3m (25-30 squares)

These flowers are great for multiplication, addition and subtraction. Each flower has ten numbers written in the petals surrounding a centre circle which has a math symbol inside it. A total of 36 petals are painted.

Dimension: 2m x 2m