A simple way to work on number formation

simple maths activity that encourages counting and number formation. Links to Jack and The Beanstalk

A great way for children to recognise numbers in different ways. You can use the matching number cards or simply build towers on top instead.

A great way for children to use their subitising and matching skills as well as working on their number formation

Number recognition children can use paint dabbers or simply colour them in

Simple number recognition Children to colour in the correct box or circle the picture

Children can use objects or write the answer either side

Number reocognition Representations of numbers Children can use bricks/cubes to build towers with the correct number

Great way for children to work on matching numbers in tens frames

-Children can work on 1:1 counting and number formation

-Children to work on missing numbers and number formation

-Number recognition -Counting 1:1

Great way for children to have fun whilst adding. You can put any resources with it for them to show their working out

-You can laminate for the children to write on or have paper copies -Great for number recognition and number formation

-A good way for children to become confident at number sentences -You can use any objects for them to work out the answer

Number bonds to 10 resource I laminated them so that they can be used again

Resource for children to identify and write the correct missing number

Lorry towers to encourage number recognition and 1:1 correspondence. The children can build a tower using cubes to match the number they can see.

Enables the children to work on: -Number recognition -Counting 1:1 -Subitising

Sea creature themed number bonds resource Children can use resources to write the missing numbers on the lobster. I laminated them to make more use out of them but you could print and shrink them down to put more on one worksheet.