Maths ― No Problem! Collection of 6 Workbooks, Ages 4-6 (Key Stage 1) (Master Maths At Home)

This series of 6 workbooks comprising of measuring, numbers to 10, numbers to 100, multiplication, division and fractions, geometry and shape and extra challenges, has been a great addition to our sons' learning. He's only just turned 4 and so we haven't looked at some of the more advanced topics, but we've enjoyed dipping in and out of the numbers, measuring and shapes. I think these books are perfect as a supplement to learning, something that can be looked at for a few pages to then go back to another day, rather than gone through pages by page, something that just wouldn't suit a child so young.The activities and examples are very clear with simple illustrations accompanying each task.At just over £3 per book and 45 pages of activities in each I think this set is very good value for money.

I got this set of six maths books for my 4-year-old, who will be starting school soon.We've started on the Number 1 to 10 book, which moves from basic counting through to simple additions.The other books in the collection build on these skills and add in other elements of mathematics. They are:Numbers 1 to 100Multiplication, Division and FractionsGeometry and ShapeMeasuringExtra ChallengesThe books are really clear, and each seems to gradually build up the level of knowledge.The font is large and clear, and there is plenty of white space, so the pages don't look too daunting.There is a nice mix of exercises, from simple sums to counting objects to solving puzzles.Overall, a really fantastic set of books for helping kids get to grips with maths.

I like this product because you gave my child and opportunity to learn a bit more to work a bit more at home and when she gets to school she can understand on the lesson that she’s doing. She found it easy and very good to work with.

My five year old happily worked away at the Counting to 10 and progressed very quickly to the Counting to 100. Geometry and Shapes was also a good one to dip into for a change of pace and it was great for his confidence to recognise and lot of the work and he remembered a lot from year 1. My seven year old, in year 2, thoroughly enjoyed going over the Multiplication, Division and Fractions and loved the practise. These are well matched with the curriculum being followed over the two year groups. I am very impressed.

These are a fantastic resource for home learning. I have a 5 year old son who is in reception, and these are challenging enough to keep him engaged and interested. He does go to school, but thrives on learning, so we do these at home as a fun extracurricular activity.The pages are bright, and the questions are well written and both challenging and fun. Each book is 48 pages in length, and if you're not great at maths (like me!!) The answers are in the back.