For parents and teachers
Free Maths and English practice, printable resources and practical ways to use AceBop at home or in the classroom.
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Curriculum connections
These examples show relevant areas of the England primary curriculum. AceBop is supplementary practice, not a complete curriculum or a formal assessment. Activities are grouped broadly; they are not yet individually certified or tagged to every year-specific objective.
| Activity | Relevant curriculum area | Suggested use |
|---|---|---|
| Addition and subtraction | Number: addition and subtraction (KS1 and KS2) | Quick fluency practice with appropriate number ranges |
| Multiplication and division | Number: multiplication and division (KS1 and KS2) | Recall of number facts and related operations |
| Year 4 MTC-style practice | Year 4 multiplication-table recall | Familiarity with a timed format; not an official test |
| Spelling and missing letters | English: spelling and word knowledge | Extra practice alongside school-selected spellings |
| Vocabulary activities | English: vocabulary development | Discuss meanings and use words in sentences |
Ideas for a 10-minute session
- Choose one skill your child is practising at school.
- Play a 10-question round together.
- Discuss one mistake without rushing.
- Try a short printable sheet or revisit tomorrow.
Accessibility and privacy
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Our story
AceBop is an independent learning project inspired by the educational legacy of Toria Kids Montessori School and its guiding idea, Education for Liberation. Read more about our story.