A resource to display in your construction area to encourage days of the week, sequencing and time adverbials.

A 10 page document with different compare bear visuals for children to complete the pattern.

A visual for children to use with the Duplo resource to repeat the patterns.

Use this resource to develop incidental maths learning after registration using ten frames to count how many children are in school or absent.

Use this resource as a mat for children to build the correct amount of blocks to represent the addition number sentences.

Place a domino on the mat for children to add the dots and write the corresponding number sentence.

Use this maths resource with playdough. Either laminate or use a dry-wipe wallet for children to represent the subtraction sentence.

Use this maths resource to demonstrate an example of double or not double.

A set of missing number tracks up to 100 for children to fill in. Included is a set of blank tracks for children to create their own.

A visual for children to use with the Learning Links resource to repeat the patterns.

Digit cards and shape cards sized to fit Hobbycraft trays for children to use to practically to add or subtract, count one more and one less or represent numbers and shape recognition.

Roll the dice and tick off the corresponding number.

Develop maths skills with our tally chart resource.

Use these visuals for children to use as a scavenger hunt to find different items. Included are nature, letter, number, sky and shape scan sheets.

A set of number lines, including 0-5, 0-10 and 0-20.

A set of number cards from 0-20, including number formation and ten frames.

A set of numbers to 20, alphabet, Phase 2-5 graphemes and images to match on Christmas tree / gold bauble / red bauble / silver bauble backgrounds to enhance your provision. Includes 38 pages of cut-outs.

A set of numbers to 20, alphabet, Phase 2-5 graphemes and images to match on red bauble backgrounds to enhance your provision. Includes 38 pages of cut-outs.

Represent number bonds to 5 using this resource. Children can use double-sided counters or colour the circles.

Children can represent two parts of a number to create the whole using this template.