3 designs: Dinosaurs, New Zealand Birds and Sea Creatures. Each design has 3 pages: a cut-out cube / dice; tally graph and bar chart worksheet. An interactive way to help your students get to grips with data collection and presentation.

20 bright, colourful flashcards showing 2D and 3D shapes. 20 flashcards with space for students to write the name of the shape. Useful revision tool or classroom display.

1 -20 dinosaur themed cards. This resource is designed to help your students match up the written number and digit with the corresponding picture card.

30 flashcards each containing an answer and a question. The answer at the top doesn’t match the question at the bottom, students need to find another student who has the answer to their question. Students can make a “chain or loop” when they find the card that has the answer to their question. Fun, interactive game that allows students to focus on multiplication (up to 12 x) skills.

24 cards, 12 pairs. A game where students have to match up the same quantity of time expressed in a different way. For example: 12 months = 1 year

A huge 44 worksheet pack focusing on basic addition, subtraction and multiplication (up to 12) Worksheets are differentiated into higher and lower numerical ability. Aimed at lower Primary aged students. Resources include: Elves and Puddings (like Snakes and Ladders) game Christmas Bingo Ascending Order Descending Order I spy Christmas Odd and Even Multiplication wreaths x 10 Count the Christmas items How many? Count and colour Greater or Less Than? Missing numbers Multiplication chart Basic addition

I never thought I would be using Godzilla and King Kong to develop Maths skills, yet here we are : ) 20 flashcards, each students gets a card. At the top they have the answer to the previous sum. They have to ask their math question, the others students have to work out based on the number of Baby Godzillas and Baby Kongs, if they have the correct answer at the top of their card. Godzilla is always the first number. Kong the second. It’s a basic card loop game involving numbers 1-12.

70 bright and vibrant cards that are perfect for your dinosaur loving students (30 colours cards; 30 counting cards and 10 shapes cards.) The cards asking students to focus on colours increase in difficulty, asking for one then up to three colours. This is a good exercise for students to develop their spelling skills by filling in the blanks provided. It can also be used to reinforce ‘a’ or ‘an’ before a vowel or consonant.

144 flashcards. Ice creams contain the sum and the cone contains the total. Cards will need to be cut out for students to match up them. A fun way to develop multiplication skills. 12 cards in each set. 12 sets. Ideal for learning times tables up to 12.

A 16 page Dinosaur themed Numeracy workbook for basic addition and subtraction. Numbers mainly focus on addition and subtraction up to the number 12. Range of differentiated activities based on how confident students are with basic numeracy.

26 letters of the alphabet depicted through animals. 10 Shapes cards. Quick, easy match up games for students learning to identify letters with words and numbers with shapes. Bright, bold colourful resource. Cards will need to be pre-cut for students.

12 cards depicting a shape. Students can use playdough or straws to make the shape indicated on the card. Traceable letters are at the bottom of the card for students to practice letter formation of the shape. This is a fun kinaestetic game for lower age groups.

8 page PDF file of 22 fractions and decimals. A cut and match exercise or simply a match up exercise if pre-cut.

20 Butterfly Match ups. 2 sums on each butterfly that need to be matched to the answer on the opposite wing. A fun, quick activity for your students to develop their addition skills.

20 Rainbows, the sum on one side, the answer on the other. Numbers focus on basic addition between 1 - 30. Fun revision activity game for your students who are developing basic addition skills.

10 card sets (6 cards in each). The sets are colour coded so the students know which numbers they have to sequence. Some numbers are written numerically and some are written using words. Students are to place the numbers in sequential order demonstrating they can read both the numbers and words. This is a neat little activity to boost literacy skills.

Flashcard game for students who need to develop their understanding of a pictorial, numerical and written version of time. 12 sheets (36 cards once precut) Cards will need to be pre-cut. Students then have to match the 3 cards to make a full set.