If you have money to spend you can buy a whole package – Mathusee, Saxon, Singapore, Miquon.

These really depend on the style of learning you and your child prefers.

If you have no money you can use the internet and our Gov has online resources –

http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/primaryframeworks/mathematics/planning/

If you want to browse what you can do then go to whsmith and look through the books there for practice and SATS –

I use the last two as I have been disappointed with ‘produced’ systems and they cost a fortune.  But at least you know if you follow them you have an end result…

rosanna