Spring flowers with numbers on. Cut out the petals and add them to the correct flower stem. 6 different ways to represent numbers

Add the numbered bean to the playdough mat. Then use playdough to add the right number of leaves to the beanstalk.

Count the magic beans onto the leaves of the beanstalk. There are golden beans you can cut out, however I would suggest painting some butter beans, using runner bean seeds or jelly beans for this activity. One beanstalk with numbers 1-5 and another with 6-10

Numbered bird nests with British birds sitting in them. Numbers 1-10 There is also a sheet of worms you can print- however I would suggest using pipe cleaners as worms and using pegs to pick them up to add a fine motor element.

Cut the eggs in half Can children match the dots to the numeral

4 potion cards with pictoral representations of numbers

Add the right number of toppings to each numbered pancake Pancakes numbered 1-10 with 2 extra blank pancakes.

Perfect resource to pair with learning about Lunar New Year Numbers 1-12, match the number of animals to the numeral

British bird number matching cards Great for The Great Bird watch activities

Cut the hearts in half Children match the numeral to the amount of dots to complete the heart.

Match the numeral to the correct number of valentines themed pictures. Numbers 1-10

Match the quantitiy to the numeral up to 10

Numbers 1-20 on snowflakes Perfect for counting activities or copying numerals into snow

Christmas trees with different amounts of dot patterns on. Stick the correct numbered bauble ontop of the matching quantity of dots. 2 trees with 1-5 dots (in different patterns) 1 tree with 6-10 dots on.

Christmas trees with numbered stars. Print and add the correct number of pompoms/buttons/sequins to the trees One large blank tree that could be laminated to use over and over.

Autumn themed nature pattern cards 12 pattern cards for children to copy and continue. Mixture of AB and AAB patterns

Simple subitisng resource. All you need is a dice! Cut the hole out of the penguins mouth, roll the dice and then find a matching fish (using subitisng skills) then feed it to the penguin You could use a dot or numeral dice. tens frame, dice, numicon, fingers and numerals on the fish

Christmas trees with numbered stars 1-20. Print and add the correct number of pompoms/buttons/sequins to the trees One large blank tree that could be laminated to use over and over.