This fantastic worksheet allows children to use a ruler to measure and draw lines to a given length.

This is a fantastic resource that enables children to explore the relationship between addition and subtraction. These could be printed smaller to be glued into books or why not laminate them and ask children to complete them with a board marker so then can be used again and again.

A fantastic doubling problem solving/ word problem resource.

This is a great differentiated resource that has been tried and tested. This resource can be printed on a worksheet or on large stickers. Children will look at each purse picture and find out the amount in each purse by adding the coin totals together. This resource is differentiated for LA, MA and HA to save you some time.

With this beautiful worksheet, children can make choices about what would be a suitable way to measure different objects. This is a tried and tested resource that my class loved!

A must have resource!!!

Carroll diagram Quadrilateral shape sort

A great versatile resource to introduce children to clocks and time. It could be used as a worksheet, where children can cut out the numbers and glue them in the correct place on the clock face. For a more durable resource, why not laminate the clock face and numbers and use Velcro so that children can build a clock face and make corrections easily. You could even give children the clock face with muddled numbers and ask them to reorder them.

This is a really fun way to teach doubling to your class. Simple print and laminate the large doubling machine (You may wish to enlarge this A3) and show children what happens as numbers move through the function machine. After completing this practically using whiteboards and concrete resources for counting id required, children can then move on to recording this in their books. The small doubling machines can be printed on to stickers or glued in.

A great independent resource. A place value puzzle where children match the number, with how many tens and ones in the number and how the number is represented using dienes.

This is a great resource to support children understanding place value. The arrow cards are fully interactive and so can be used as you need in your lessons. The arrow cards are for hundreds, tens and ones.

A great resource to support children in understanding the relationship between repeated addition, arrays and multiplication number sentences.

A fantastic resource to support children in understanding place value. Included in this wonderful resource pack... Match numbers with their written form, detailing how many thousands, hundreds etc. Arrow card activity - making different numbers, Money and £1, 10p and 1p coins Ordering number cards

This is a fantastic interactive resource that promotes exploration in a really engaging way. Simply make your own weird and wonderful potion ingredients by filling some clear containers of different sizes with coloured water (you can use a little food colouring or paint to do this). You can make the potion ingredients look really authentic with the fun potion labels included in this resource pack. Children can then explore capacity through creating potions using a recipe card or even make and write their own.

This is a fun and interactive activity that allows children to explore different triangles, rectangles and circles. Children can cut and stick a selection of shapes and glue them into the correct position on the carroll diagram. This activity is differentiated by the use of a simple and a more complex carroll diagram.

Included in this pack are 2 great activities to support children in recognising inverse operations for addition and subtraction. Fact Family Matching Cards - children can work together to arrange the cards into fact families; this will support children in beginning to recognise inverse operations. Triangle Family Fact Sheet - a great resource that encourages children to recognise the position of numbers in a number sentence e.g. the biggest number at the end of an addition number sentence but at the beginning of a subtraction number sentence. These sheets are designed to be laminated so that children can use them time and time again as they develop confidence in this activity. Why not save paper and laminate pouches by printing them off double sided?

This is a great resource for the beginning of the year! Included in this resource back is a simple but effective counting, number recognition and number formation assessment. Find out what the children have retained after the school break, check children starting points, or use them to track children's progress by sampling using a different highlighter for each term.

What a fantastic resource pack! Combining all of my best number bond resources at a discounted rate just for you! included in this resource pack: Practical exploration using cubes This is a fun and practical way to introduce and explore number bonds using cubes. Children can use the activity sheets to make different bonds before having a go at writing addition number sentences. This resource includes an activity sheet for number bonds to 5 and an activity sheet for number bonds to 10. Engaging activity sheets Children can explore number bonds to 10 and 20 with these two excellent activity sheets. Children can use two colours to colour each stick of bricks before writing a matching addition number sentence underneath. Number bond word search This is a really fun and engaging activity. Children can be set the challenge to find as many number bonds to 10 or to 20 as they can with these two wonderful worksheets. Want to save paper, why not print some for a group activity and laminate them so that you can use them time and time again. You could even give children a blank grid and challenge them to make their own number bond word search. Minion Number bonds matching cards activity

A fantastic selection of 5 great worksheets on the unit of measure/length. Worksheets included in this pack: Look around the classroom for objects that are longer and shorter than 1m Using a ruler to measure how long snail trails are Deciding what to measure and then choosing how to do this Using a ruler to measure different lines and then write down the longest. Finally children will roll the dice and measure a piece of string to that length and stick it on their paper in a funny line, before challenging a friend to measure their string.

A fantastic collection of addition and subtraction activities. Included in this pack are... Addition - money challenge Subtraction - pocket money change Addition - spaceship challenge