Tables Time vs Lost Peatlands Explorer

Arithmetic is the foundation on which all of mathematics is built, so we developed 'Tables Time' to make you faster and more accurate when doing mental maths. For free, 'Tables Time' allows you to practice your core tables - those all-important ones from 2 x 2 through to 9 x 9. You get the opportunity to track your progress with jpeg certificates. Secondly, and just for fun, you can play a speed game against friends and family to give you a chance to show how fast and accurate you have become! A one-off upgrade will enable you to choose individual tables or sets of tables, as well as also offering practice in division, addition and subtraction. 'Tables Time' has been written by teachers who understand the importance of children's and parents' privacy. It shows no adverts, doesn't require a sign-in, and collects and transmits no information. It's completely safe for use in school and at home.

Discover the stories of the Lost Peatlands as you walk any of 10 trails through some of the most beautiful locations in the South Wales Valleys. Let Rudy the Bog Dog guide you on a journey of knowledge and mystery to unlock information about the heritage and habitats of the area. Discover the amazing biodiversity and carbon storage capabilities of our bog habitats and learn more about peatland restoration. As you walk, you’ll be able to restore your own virtual peatland and populate it with bog-loving species. On some trails you can even drive a virtual excavator in AR to create virtual peat dams! How to use the app Use the map or trails list to choose the trail you’d like to follow and download it. Once you’ve downloaded your trail, head over there to start exploring. Once you’re there, start walking and Bog Dog will notify you when you’ve reached a point of interest, or if you’ve unlocked a restoration stage for your own virtual peatland. Some sites have AR zones where you can have a go at creating your own peat dams with a virtual excavator – look for the AR zones on the map to find out where they are.