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A small child interacts with a homemade game board constructed from cardboard. The board is triangular, resembling a slanted house, with numbered holes. Small, colorful balls and marbles are placed into the corresponding numbered holes. The child selects numbered cards and attempts to match them to the holes on the board. A small bowl of colorful gumballs sits beside the game. The video shows the child successfully placing some balls but also missing a few.

Number Match Game

This mathematical game is suitable for children of various ages. Nursery (K1) children can use it to learn numbers, Reception (K2) children can practice addition and subtraction within 10, and Year 1 (K3) can advance to simple two-digit arithmetic.

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A paper cup, decorated with a cute bunny face and ears, sits on a light wooden surface. A long strip of paper, printed with small carrot images, is being pulled out from the bunny’s mouth. Small wooden sticks protrude from the sides of the cup, likely serving as arms. This video likely demonstrates a simple craft or toy, possibly designed for children, showcasing a bunny “eating” a paper strip of carrots.

Little Rabbit Eats Carrots Math Game

This is an educational and fun number game that helps children recognise numbers and practice matching quantities with objects. It can be made using common household materials.

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