Make maths click.
One little discovery at a time.
Use these free interactive maths tools for Classes 1–5 at home or in class. Choose a skill—counting, place value, operations, fractions, money, time or shapes—then open an activity for a short demonstration or practice round. Teachers can project it and invite learners to explain their steps; families can practise together on a phone, tablet or computer.
Where shall we begin?
Jump straight to a topic. Every activity links to its existing page on The Curiosi.
Find your next little win.
Search the full library or filter by skill. Open an activity directly, or select its title to view a redesigned activity guide.
Small activities.
Big “I get it!” moments.
Use a visual tool to introduce an idea, invite learners to explain what they notice, then let them practise at their own pace. These activities work well on a classroom screen, laptop or tablet.
Maths TLM questions
What does Digital TLM mean?
Digital teaching and learning materials are interactive tools, visual models and practice activities that help explain ideas and make learning more hands-on.
Who are these maths activities for?
This collection is organized for primary maths learning across Classes 1–5. Choose an activity that matches the concept and your learner’s current level.
Can teachers use these tools in class?
Yes. Activities can be opened on a classroom screen, laptop or tablet for demonstrations, guided practice and discussion.
How do I open an activity?
Choose a topic card and select “Open activity.” The original interactive page opens on The Curiosi.
What learners practise
How to use this activity
Explore together first, then invite learners to try a round independently.