SumRoll 4-in-1 Maths Roller Stamp

Maths practice at home runs into the same wall every evening: writing out the questions takes longer than answering them, and the child has lost interest before the first sum is on the page.

The SumRoll 4-in-1 Maths Roller Stamp skips that part. Roll it across the paper and a row of questions appears in ink — addition, subtraction, multiplication or division, depending on which of the four rollers you turn to the front.

7.3 × 2.87 cm, self-inking, and small enough for a child to use themselves. In blue or pink.

Good to Know

✖️ Four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
📏 Size: 7.3 × 2.87 cm
🖊 Inking: self-contained roller stamp
🎨 Colours: blue or pink
👩‍🏫 For: home practice, tutoring and classrooms

Why You'll Love It

⏱ A Page Of Sums In Ten Seconds
One roll produces a whole row of questions. The thing that used to take you ten minutes of writing now takes a wrist movement.

🔄 Four Rollers In One Body
Turn to the operation you want. One stamp covers the whole of primary arithmetic instead of four separate purchases.

🎲 The Questions Change
Roll again and different sums come out. There is no worksheet to photocopy and no answers already memorised from last week.

🧒 They Can Use It Themselves
Small, light and obvious. Children make their own practice sheets, which turns a chore into something they are in charge of.

👩‍🏫 Teachers Buy These In Pairs
Marking a class set is easier when the questions are consistent, and it beats writing on a whiteboard twenty times a week.

📓 Works On Anything
Lined paper, plain paper, a notebook, the back of an envelope. Practice happens wherever you are rather than only at the table.

🧳 Pocket Sized
It goes in a pencil case for a long car journey or a waiting room, which is where a surprising amount of maths practice actually gets done.

💷 Cheaper Than A Workbook
It replaces the stack of practice books that get half filled in and then abandoned.

🎨 Blue Or Pink
Two children, one colour each — or one for home and one for the classroom.

🎁 A Present That Is Not A Toy
For a start-of-term gift or a grandparent who wants to help with schoolwork, it is far better received than another workbook.

Using It

Hold the paper still and roll in one steady movement — too fast and the digits smudge, too slow and they double up. A couple of practice rolls on scrap paper is all it takes.

Turn the stamp to the operation you want before you roll. Keep the cap on between uses so the ink does not dry out.

A page of sums, one roll 🖊