This resource focuses on repeated patterns using Christmas patterns and shapes. Students can practise creating their own Christmas patterns. Teacher’s Notes describes the lesson which you can choose to make it last throughout the whole morning or afternoon or 1 hour session. Content: PowerPoint Presentation (10 Slides) - Include whole class activities, examples of repeated Christmas patterns, in the Presentation children are asked where they have seen repeated patterns of pictures - they might mention their wallpaper at home, car seat covers, on printed clothes (e.g. socks) etc. Differentiated Activity Sheets 1 and 2 - Complete the sequence of pictures Activity Sheet 1b – Pictures to cut out to complete Activity Sheets Blank Repeating Patterns Worksheets to create own repeating pattern Extension Patterns Worksheet Extension Christmas Shapes New worksheets for early finishers A one hour lesson for children to explore repeating patterns in the context of Christmas. The lesson should last 50 mins to 1 hour depending on how long your students take to design their patterns: Introduction to set the scene: 10-15mins; Main Lesson 15-20 mins; Consolidation of lesson (work at table): 20 mins; and Plenary/Closing session 5-10mins. Bring in some Christmas wrapping paper with repeated patterns of pictures and/or shapes or you can display Slide 1 showing examples of Christmas patterns. The children may have been wrapping presents or looking at wrapped presents. Focus their attention on the patterns. This lesson takes children through looking at simple picture patterns and working out the next picture in the sequence. Opportunity for children to create their own repeated patterns by cutting and pasting pictures - using pictures on Activity Sheet 1b Opportunity to create a whole sheet of repeated patterns and pictures/shapes to show to the whole class in the plenary- Extensions Pattern Worksheet. ICT Link - The more competent computer users can create colour filled shapes to produce their own design of repeated patterns to show the rest of the class and explain what they did on the computer. Hope your students find this lesson fun. Thank you for your interest. You may also be interested in: 2D Shapes Repeated Patterns, Colour Presentation, Worksheet, Cut and paste activities and Lesson Plan Thank you for visiting my shop!:)

This product relates to counting activities, missing numbers (writing in words and figures) and finding more or fewer. Aimed at: Pre-K/K As you play slides 3 to 4 the children count aloud the numbers. Slide 3 is from 1 to 10 and Slide 4 from 11 to 20. You have the option of using Slides 5 to 26 for more counting from 0 to 20. It is a 70 slide PowerPoint presentation which includes the following whole class activities: • General counting 0 to 20. • Counting leprechaun pictures • Working out ‘How many more…?’ • Working out ‘How many fewer…?’ • Counting pots of gold and then saying which has more gold coins • Differentiated missing numbers grids 1 to 10, 1 to 15, 1 to 30. <strong>Independent Follow-up Work</strong> There are 4 activity tasks for the students to undertake. Activity Sheet 1 (x22)– Students read the number in the circle and then cut out that number of gold coins. They then tick which pot has more coins. Count and color activity (x3)– More counting practice – there are too many counters in each grid. The students read the digit in the green box and then color in the required number of coins to match the digit. Missing Numbers and Words (x2) – numbers 1 to 10 grid, 1 to 15 grid and for the more able 1 to 30 grid with missing numbers to fill in. Students write in the missing numbers in the grid. When they have done this, they then write the numbers that are missing in words. Worksheets (x3) on How many more…? - Students work out the answers to the tasks. Worksheets (x3) on How many fewer…? – Students work out the answers to the tasks and then there is a challenge which is to write a subtraction sentence. There is an example of this on Slide 58. Hope you find this product useful and enjoyable. File Type: Word Images from Microsoft clipart, ,

This is an extra resource on the Euro currency coins 1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, 1 euro and 2 euro coins. Updated 17 May 2022 include versions 2 an 3 reflecting how the euro/cents are written, e.g. €2.25 or 2,25€ and cents written as ‘c’. Aimed at: KS1 students learning about the euro/cents, EFL/ESL students The worksheets are in colour and black and white. ANSWERS are provided where appropriate. Each of the four worksheets contain a variety of tasks for students to complete on the topic of buying school stationery. Worksheet 1 - Students look at the pictures and price of each item and then work out how much two items of school supplies cost. Two questions at the bottom: Which student spent the most? Which student spent the least amount of money? Worksheet 2 - This worksheet is similar to the above except students add three items of stationery together. Worksheet 3 - Students answer 6 questions about the items, e.g. Which item is the most expensive? How much less does the eraser cost than the calculator? etc. The next task is to write the new price for each item which has risen by 10 cents. Worksheet 4 - The first task is to write the new price of the items which have risen by 20 euro cents. Second task - to add up 3 items of stationery at the new price. Worksheet 5 - Biggest Euro Sale Now On! - Students reduce the price of each item by 11 cents. They then recalculate the items of stationery bought. Additional worksheets: Drawing coins to match the price tags - students use the fewest number of coins as many times as they can. Add up the coins and write the total on the price tag for each object shown. Challenge: Students add up all the prices on the tags and write the total amount of money spent. File Type: Microsoft Word and PDF format. Also includes a zip file folder with the different versions. Royalty free images from My Cute Graphics and Microsoft clipart

UPDATED Oct 3,2018 - 4 extra worksheets - ideal for homework This resource relates to writing numbers in figures and words from 21 to 100. Content PowerPoint Presentation (22 Slides) Within the Presentation there is a lesson starter, whole class activities on the main lesson, also explains how to write 2-digit numbers in words and for the more able students writing 3-digit numbers in words. Presentations: Counting to 100 in steps of one, five, and ten Presentation - Mixture of digits and words (not in number order) - children practise reading digits and number words. Flexible lesson plan - Outlines learning objectives, lesson starter activity, main lesson and plenary and suggested activities. Slides are also referred to in the plan. Numeral flash cards from 1 to 100 - plain and colour background Word number Flash cards - from one to one hundred (2 sets) Number word cards from one to twenty. Extension worksheets for more able (writing 3-digit numbers). Additional resource: Worksheet 1 - Missing Numbers and Words - Children write the digits shown in words. Second part of the worksheet - children write the word numbers in digits. Worksheet 2 - Writing and Ordering Numbers. Two parts to this worksheet. Children complete the table. Next, reorder the numbers in words from the smallest to the highest number. Worksheet 3 (2 sheets)- Match numbers to number words Worksheet 4 (2 sheets) - Making and writing 2-digit numbers Worksheet 5 (Extension) - Making and writing 3-digit number Cut and paste activity called Sandwich Orders (1) and (2). There are two activities. The first worksheet shows the numbers in words of each type of sandwich. The second worksheet shows the different sandwiches labelled with numbers. Children cut out and match each sandwich labelled with a number e.g. with 75 (ham and cheese) to the word number shown on worksheet 1. Practical work at tables - put a selection of laminated word number cards in a container in the middle of the table. Children choose a card and write the word as digits on their whiteboards. E.g. S/he picks out thirty-four and writes 34. Vice versa - Put a selection of laminated digit flash card in a container. Children choose a number and write it in words on their whiteboards. File Type: PowerPoint, Word and PDF - zip folder contains all resources. Numbers and Words 1: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/numbers-number-words-1-presentation-lesson-plan-worksheets-and-literacy-link-activity-11438715 Thank you for visiting my shop.

This literacy/maths link pack on Australian currency introduces students to the six coins in circulation and 1 cent and 2 cent coins and the function of the Australian Mint. Literacy Learning Objectives: To be able to retrieve information, take part in class discussion and listen to others, label pictures correctly, work out meaning of words in a text, write simple sentences with correct punctuation. Maths Learning Objectives: Recognise and describe Australian coins, to know each coin has a different value and is not related to size of coins. If you are planning a visit to the Royal Australian Mint or just want to watch a video about the Royal Australian Mint, starting to teach your students about Australian currency, then this is an ideal resource to get started. Divided into Lesson starter, Main lesson and Plenary. A 16 Slide PowerPoint Presentation lesson with whole group listening and speaking comprehension activity. Learning support materials:- Students can design their own display cards with facts – Art link Two differentiated reading comprehension texts with questions. One set with 11 questions and the other set with 15 questions. Cut/Paste Coin Match - students cut out and match the coins to the values shown the worksheet and then label each coin with the name of image on the reverse of each coin. Extension: Write four facts worksheet There are display posters laminate the whole page general fact sheet onto card paper laminate and cut out the half page coin facts onto card paper. Hope you enjoy this resource. File Type: PowerPoint, Word and PDF

This pack relates to Canadian money and contains lots of activities for students to practise counting by fives and tens using nickels and dimes. Aimed at: Kindergarten/Grade 1 and 2 Skip counting in fives: Worksheet - Count the nickels and draw a line to match the money written on the tags. Worksheet - Missing nickels in the piggy bank. Students draw the remaining missing nickels on the piggy bank so that it matches the money in the circle. Worksheet - Students count by 5s to add up the nickels and then write the total on the tags. 2 Cut/Stick activities - Students cut out the nickels for each money bag so that the total adds up to $1 and $2 respectively. Skip counting in tens: Worksheet - Count the dimes and draw a line to match the money written on the tags. Worksheet - Missing dimes in the piggy bank. Students draw the remaining missing dimes on the pig so that it matches the money in the circle. Worksheet - Students count by 10s to add up the dimes and then write the total on the tags. 2 Cut/Stick activities - Students cut out the dimes for each money bag so that the total adds up to $1 and $2 respectively. File Type: Pdf - 15 Worksheets and 4 cut/stick activities You may also be interested in these resources: Free Adding Money Bags Worksheets Introduction to Money Facts Presentation and Coins Premium Products Money problem questions, count, add, subtract and draw coins to match price tags Thank you for visiting my store:-)

This resource is primarily aimed at EYFS/Reception and Year 1 as it relates to counting to 10 and writing addition sentences using a Tens Frame. The only preparation is to print and laminate the A4 size task cards. Content: • All Task Cards are also on PowerPoint Slides • 10 Counting Task Cards - PDF • 25 Addition Task Cards - PDF • 2 Blank Ten Frames • Teacher Notes Counting Task Cards The cards are on PowerPoint Slides and as PDF activity worksheets which you can print off and laminate. Students count the counters or dots and write down the number. You can do this activity as a whole class. Play the PowerPoint Presentation and students can either say how many counters they see or write the answer on their whiteboards. 25 Addition Task Cards The addition task cards are on PowerPoint Slides. Hand out whiteboards/dry erase pens. Show one or two slides. Tell students that There are two blue blank boxes below the tens frame for students to write two addition sums. Ask: How many blue counters do you see? Ask: How many yellow counters do you see? Now tell the students to write an addition sum using the plus and equals sign and then to show you on their whiteboards. Ask: Does it matter which way we write the addition sum? And would it change the answer? You can print out the task cards as they are also saved as PDFs and laminate for students to practise write addition sums two ways. Other suggested uses Learning about doubles. Select some of the addition cards including those with the same amount colours on each card, i.e. 1 + 1; 2 + 2; 3 + 3; 4 + 4; 5 + 5. Ask children what they notice about the number of counters? Same number repeated twice, 3 + 3. Say 2 + 2 = 4 is the same as saying double 2 is 4 3 + 3 = 6 is the same as saying double 3 is 6 Optional All the task cards on are on PowerPoint, so you can change the colour of the counters and print off. Thank you for visiting my shop. You may be interested in: More’ hands on’ Addition and Subtraction using Ten Frames Presentation and Practical Activities/Worksheets Addition and Subtraction within Fives Frame Subtraction Tens Frame 55 Task Cards

This product relates to recording data, completing tally charts, creating a pictogram and completing block graphs. Aimed at: KS1 Content and description: - Teacher Notes Favourite Colour Hearts: • Worksheet A – Students complete the tally chart by counting the hearts shown below. • Worksheet B – Cut and glue activity. Students use the data from the tally chart to colour in the hearts. Then they cut out the hearts and glue onto the pictogram worksheet to produce a pictogram. Students then give the pictogram a title. • Worksheet C – Students answer questions relating to the pictogram/tally chart. (9 questions and colour the heart in their favourite colour) - ANSWERS PROVIDED • Additional work – Block Graph Worksheet. Students complete the graph with the same data used for the pictogram above. ANSWERS PROVIDED Valentine Letters: (Option to give out as homework) • Worksheet 1 – Students count the letters sent by each class and write the total in the circle. • Worksheet 2 – Students complete a tally chart from the data on Worksheet 1. • Worksheet 3 – Students create a pictogram independently using the data from the tally chart. • Worksheet 4 – Students complete the block graph and fill in the missing word in the gap to describe the vertical side of the graph. • Worksheet 5 – Students answer questions on the data. (9 questions) ANSWERS PROVIDED Optional for Students that require support (Hands-on activities) Preparation Print off and laminate the A4 size blank template tally chart. Print off and laminate the A4 size blank pictogram. Print off a sheet of hearts, laminate and cut out the hearts. You will need Velcro, sticky back tape or blu tac to temporarily attach and remove the laminated hearts as a teaching manipulative. The students will be doing the same tasks as on the worksheets but practically. Read out Worksheet A and then say they will be working out the same problems but using A4 size laminated templates, dry-wipe pens and Velcro/blu tack. File Type: PowerPoint, Word and PDF - 26 page download Thank you for visiting my shop:-) You may be interested in my other product on: Pictograms Block diagram Bar charts, Tally charts, Data tables, Presentations Activities

This product contains 2-D shape activities. Aimed at: Reception/KS1 2D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle/oblong, oval, diamond/rhombus, moon shape/crescent, heart, star and trapezium or trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, decagon. <strong>Content and description</strong> <strong>1. My 2-D Shape Mat in colour and b/w. (x2)</strong> 2-D shape mat contains all the shapes the children will be using in their activities. The mat is also needed for the 2-D quiz. There are 8 questions to be answered. <strong>2. Differentiated 2-D Shapes Search and Colour (x5).</strong> Children colour the shapes using the colour key. <strong>3. 2-D Shapes Search + Answer Sheet.</strong> There are five questions on this worksheet. Children refer to the shapes below which shows a variety of 2-D shapes inside two circles. Questions asked, e.g., ‘How many [triangles] do you see? <strong>4. 2-D Shape Pictures (x7).</strong> Seven 2-D shape pictures with colour key to be completed with the correct colours according to the colour key. The pictures are: - a house; rocket; cat; head with a hat; fish; face; and trees. <strong>5. 2-D Shape Robot - 6 Questions and Answer Sheet.</strong> This worksheet has a picture of a robot together with six questions for the children to answer. As an extension for the more able children, when they count the shapes they can also include the colour of the shape, e.g. ‘How many triangles can you see?��� The more able children can write ‘1 triangle which is a red hat.’ <strong> 6. Count and Colour 2-D Shape worksheet (x3).</strong> Counting within 10, children read how many shapes to trace round and colour in. <strong>7. Match shape to correct number of sides worksheet (x2) with Answers.</strong> This worksheet will help to consolidate children’s knowledge on the number of sides 2-D shapes have. There are 4 shapes on each worksheet. Children draw a line from a 2-D shape to the correct number of sides that shape has. <strong>8. 2-D Shape Quiz/Activity – 8 Questions + Answer Sheet.</strong> This is a quiz activity and the last task is to trace around four 2-D shapes and label them. <strong>9. My 2-D Shape Picture for children</strong> Children are given the opportunity to practise their shape knowledge and create 2-D pictures. Thank you for visiting my shop:) https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/2d-shape-repeated-pattern-colour-presentation-worksheet-cut-paste-activities-lesson-plans-11565779

UPDATED with Answer Keys to jigsaw puzzles. Learning objectives: To recognise 2D and 3D Solids and learn their properties. Ideal resource for extra work on shapes, early finishers and/or homework sheets. This resource contains: • Teachers Notes - 2 pages • 2D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Colour/b&w • 3D Word Searches with Solutions (x2)- Colour/b&w • Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets (x4) • Identifying and draw 2D flat faces from 3D solid shapes • 2D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste • 3D Jigsaw Puzzle - Match description to shape – Cut and Paste 2D Shapes: square, circle, triangle, rectangle, heart, diamond/rhombus, oval and star 3D Shapes: cube, cuboid/rectangular prism, cylinder, sphere, tetrahedron, triangular prism, square-based pyramid and cone. Lots of activities for children to do to revise/recall 2D and 3D shapes. <strong>2D and 3D Word Searches</strong> There are two sets of word searches with pictures. Children look for the words in the grid. They also look for a hidden shape word in the grid. A picture of the shape is shown. <strong>Differentiated - Label 2D and 3D Shape Mix Worksheets</strong> Children label the shapes. There is a word bank to help them write the names of the shapes. <strong>Identifying and drawing 2D flat faces seen on 3D solid shapes</strong> Children say the 3D shape aloud and then identify the 2D shape that is shaded on the solid. Next, the children draw/sketch the 2D shape. They can practise using a ruler to obtain equal straight lines for the square and drawing straight in general. <strong>2D and 3D Jigsaw Puzzle Match</strong> <strong>These are cut and paste activities. </strong> Children cut out one piece of the puzzle with a picture of a shape and glue it onto their worksheets or in workbooks. They then read the correct description for that shape which is written on another piece of puzzle. They cut out and glue the correct description opposite the first jigsaw piece so that the jigsaw pieces fit together. Total download: 29 pages Thank you for visiting my shop:-) This is part of a bundle.

This product relates to addition of 3 single digits and finding missing numbers – column method sums/equations. This product contains: 5 Worksheets - Each sheet has 9 sums 5 Worksheets with missing numbers - Each sheet has 9 sums All worksheets contain a number line, but students can use any method to work out their answers. Worksheet 1 – addition within 10 Worksheet 2 – addition within 12 Worksheet 3 – addition within 15 Worksheet 4 – addition within 20 Worksheet 5 – addition within 30 There are five worksheets with missing numbers for students to work out and fill in. Worksheet 1 – addition within 10 Worksheet 2 – addition within 12 Worksheet 3 – addition within 15 Worksheet 4 – addition within 20 Worksheet 5 – addition within 30 Answers Included. Thank you for visiting my shop:-)

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins and one dollar bill • Flags Write and erase You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practice adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of £5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. Content • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins • Flags Write and erase You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into worksheets or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity was completed. Alternative uses I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. For small group or one-to-one activity Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50p but one card shows 3x 10p and 1x 20p and the other card shows 2x20p and 1x 10p. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards adding up Canadian money up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which students add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All six coins - (1 Penny coin used for teaching purposes only - Task Cards 1 to 7 ) • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print onto cardstock, laminate and cut out the cards for students to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those students who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record students’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the student is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the student’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your students. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then students cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Students can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask students to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 55c but one card shows 3x 10c (dimes) and 1x 25c (quarter) and the other card shows 2x 25c (quarters). Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages UK Sterling£, AUS$, US$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of $5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All five coins • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50c but one card shows 3x 10c and 1x 20c and the other card shows 2x20c and 1x 10c. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, AUS$, CAN$, UK£Sterling and EURO version of this resource.

This product is a set of 70 task cards up to the value of AUS$5.00. Each card shows a combination of coins up to a particular value which pupils add up and write the total in the space provided. <strong>Content</strong> • 70 Task cards • Answer Keys • Recording Task Card Sheet • Blank task cards • All the coins - Penny and 2c coins used for teaching purposes only (Task Cards 1 to 7) • Flags <strong>Write and erase</strong> You can print, laminate and cut out the cards for pupils to practise adding up coin values. Ideal for early finishers and for those pupils who need more practice in adding up coins. <strong>Print off, cut out and glue into workbooks</strong> You may wish to record pupils’ work and so this resource is great for cutting out and sticking into workbooks or onto plain paper. Pupils do not have to work through the task cards in number order. Whatever ability the pupil is at, you can choose the appropriate task card. There is a Recording Sheet with space for the pupil’s name and date for when each activity card was completed. <strong>Alternative uses</strong> I have included blank card and coins which you can prepare to suit the needs of your pupils. E.g. Write the amount of money on the right-hand side of the card and then pupils cut out the coins to match the amount of money you have written down. Pupils can cut out the little flags and stick on the blank task cards. <strong>For small group or one-to-one activity</strong> Lay out cards that have the same value but different combinations of coins. Ask pupils to match the cards that add up the same amount and elicit what coins were used on each card. E.g. Both cards add up to 50c but one card shows 3x 10c and 1x 20c and the other card shows 2x20c and 1x 10c. Please see Preview Pane for sample of product. Thank you for visiting my shop:-) Download total: 44 pages US$, UK£Sterling, CAN$, NZ$ and EURO version of this resource.

This products relates to the hour, i.e o’clock times and half past the hour times. Children read and write times on analogue clock and on digital clocks. Content O’ clock times worksheets (to the hour) (x3): Children read the times and draw hands on the clocks to represent the times shown. Half past times worksheets (x3): Children read the times and careful draw hands on the clocks to represent the times shown. Multiple choice tick boxes Worksheets relating to the hour and half past times (x3) There are six clocks on each worksheet and below each clock are three times with tick boxes. Children tick the box that shows the time correctly. Challenge: Worksheets for children who want more of a challenge. What the time will be Worksheets (x3) – (Includes Answer Key) These worksheets show the time the witch is cooking her brew (Time Now) and depending on what time the witch says that lunch will be ready, children work out the time it will be ready and write it on the digital clock. (Prior learning: children will know how to write times digitally or are learning to). Work out when lunch was ready Worksheets (x3) – (Includes Answer Key) These worksheets show the time the witch is cooking her brew (Time Now) and depending on what time the witch says that lunch was ready, children work out the time lunch was eaten and write it on the digital clock. (Prior learning: children will know how to write times digitally or are learning to). Thank you for visiting my shop:-)

This resource relates to Halloween and contains a mixed bag of worksheets for children to do. Content: Counting Halloween pictures up to 10 Counting Halloween pictures up to 20 Both the above include Answers. Making 5 - Children use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 5 (see example in preview) Making 10 - Children use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 10 Making 15 - Use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 15 Making 20 - Use the same colour to colour in two pumpkins that add up to 20 Extension: Use the same colour to colour in three pumpkins that make 20 Scary Sequencing Picture Patterns Worksheet - Cut/Glue - Children complete the sequence of pictures by cutting and sticking the correct picture. Do-It-Yourself Picture Patterns - Children create their own picture patterns using the blank sheets and ready-made pictures. They can choose how they want to create their picture pattern sequence. The pictures are: cauldron, broomstick, frog, witch’s black hat, spider, jar of eyeballs, mummy, black cat and witch’s green face. Spiders In the Web Worksheet - Children count the spiders and then draw two lines to match the number of the spiders on the web to the number and number word in the boxes. For the last two worksheets, children cut out the numbers and number words and glue them next to the correct spider webs. Thanks for stopping by my shop:-)