Playing cards are an extremely versatile resource for reinforcing key maths concepts like counting, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, problem solving, place value, probability, sequencing, matching and more. Teaching maths with playing cards games will add engagement to any lesson. 

An abundance of cards  

This set of 16 comes with 52 cards in each pack, ensuring that the whole classroom has enough to share around.  Alternatively, some of the packs can be combined for a massive class game.  

Additional resources 

Want some ideas for using playing cards to develop maths concepts? Have a look at Dr Paul Swan’s Card Capers book to gain some ideas.

The Playing Cards can be used to play a range of traditional card games, or children can come up with their own maths games. With 16 sets of cards, there are enough to play in pairs or groups around the class, or packs can be combined for a larger game.

For students who prefer independent study, the cards can be used to practise number recognition and counting. Regardless of individual use, the cards serve as a fun way to practise foundational mathematics that will be a gateway to later learning. 

In full, this product contains:  

• 16x Playing cards

Additional Information:

• Playing cards is sold in a single pack, set of 8, set of 12, and set of 32