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Train Station Games

All Aboard for Visual Maths Practice

Train Station Games is a collection of four railway-themed maths games where trains, parcels and ten frames turn number work into a clear visual activity. Children build, load and unload quantities while seeing how numbers are made from tens and ones.

Begin with Number Station to recognise and represent numbers to 100, then move into Addition Station, Missing Number Station and Subtraction Station. The shared station setting makes it easy to progress from number structure into calculations while keeping the visual model familiar.

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Numbers to 100

Number Station

Recognise and represent numbers to 100 by loading the stated number of parcels onto an empty train. Visual ten frames help children see each number as tens and ones while they build the correct quantity.

Play Number Station

Addition

Addition Station

Load parcels onto the train and work out how many there are altogether. The ten-frame carriages provide a clear visual model for addition and help children connect each calculation with the quantity on the train.

Play Addition Station

Missing Numbers

Missing Number Station

Find the missing number in each addition by loading the extra parcels needed to complete the train. Visual ten frames support counting on and help children see the relationship between the known number, the missing number and the total.

Play Missing Number Station

Subtraction

Subtraction Station

Unload parcels from each train and work out how many remain. The train carriages and ten frames make the starting quantity, the amount removed and the number left easy to see as children practise subtraction.

Play Subtraction Station