Use the smartboard resource to count presented sets of up to ten baubles, children select the correct number and are rewarded by a Christmas animation and sound effect. The word document with the large baubles, I make in to an interactive display, enlarge the tree to A3, laminate, cut out and laminate the baubles and attach with velcro, children can then dress the tree with their choosen amount of baubles. The other word document I use as a cut and stick activity for children which becomes a useful count assessment at the end of term.

Meet the fist five characters from Numberland. A unique resource to help children with early number recognition. Children often struggle to retain number recognition and this is a tried and tested approach which uses alliteration and colourful memorable characters to support children in their first steps in maths. The Numberland concept goes on to explore count and numeral and quantity match as well as tackling tricky teen numbers and place value. For more resources lease check out my shop. Thank you

Number rhyme sung to the tune of 10 fat sausages. Explores number recognition, count and one less than. Watch as the Fireworks spin in to view, then one by one go out with a bang. Inspired by Jodyo’s Firework Number hunt

self correcting count game 1-10, children count the fireworks and select the correct number, if incorrect they're directed back to have another go. If they get it right they're rewarded with a firework display!

The first character from Numberland. Numberland is a unique learning resource which supports children with number recognition. Colourful characters help children remember the number names through alliteration, song and rhyme. Each character is supported by a number of activities which reinforce basic number skills.

A short introduction to the Numberland concept. A proven devise to support children with number recognition and count. This has been used to great success in my own school for the past 8 years in both Nursery and Reception classes as well as support for SEN children. Visiting teachers, child minders and even inspectors have enquired about it's availability. So I've finally decided to share it with the wider community. Thank you.

The Numberland Song, Numberlanders are a group of unique colourful characters who support the teaching of number recognition. Numberland works on the use of alliteration for the Numberlanders names to support memory of number recall, for more Numberland resources visit my shop at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/suebee1, thank you

n interactive problem solving activity for interactive whiteboard

Meet the second character from Numberland. Two-Lee Tulips helps children to recognise the number two and supports other early maths skills like counting and sharing.

This is a great activity to do alongside baking Numicon biscuits. We use a six Numicon tile as a cutter to create a cookie for each child. Children then bite of one circle each just like the mouse does and see how many circles the have left. On the interactive activity click on a number and see how many circles are left when the mouse has eaten that amount. Click on the mouse to return to the whole cookie. A good activity for simple subtraction.

A mat for children to use to solve simple subtraction activities

A notebook file which supports children to estimate how many things they see. Dinosaurs appear briefly on the screen before they disappear, children are instructed to estimate how many they thought they saw, before the dinosaurs reappear and can be counted accurately. The dinosaurs are arranged in regular formations to support children in early addition by grouping.

An interactive notebook file which supports children with early subtraction. Children take away the correct quantity by feeding the T-Rex then counting the remaining dinosaurs to find the answer

A simple rhyme and interactive notebook file to support children with 1 less than from 5. Watch as Jack sneaks out of the cupboard to steel one of the giants golden coins.

Children have to select the correct amount of mouse food depending on the house number the mouse is next. If they're correct they will have a visual and sound reward.

Match 1-10 . Included is a base grid displaying numerals 1- 5 and 6-10, quantities of sweets arranged in the Numicon patterns from 1-10 can be cut out for children to tick on the base grid demonstrating number recognition and matching quantity to number.

An interactive notebook file where children have to estimate how many sweets they see before the sweets disappear. Once children have made their estimation the sweets reappear and can be counted correctly and compared to their estimation