10 more or less resource used for Year 1 for multiplication and counting in 10’s.

A worksheet I created as a recap for my Year 1 class on finding half.

A selection of place value reasoning and problem solving questions that I used with my Year 1 class.

Reasoning/problem solving questions for Year 1/KS1.

Reasoning and problem solving question for comparing numbers for Year 1/KS1

Reasoning and problem solving questions for Year 1/KS1 based on Ordering numbers using place value knowledge.

A selection of reasoning questions created for teaching time in KS1 looking at o’clock and half past.

Base sheets and arrows for describing turns. I laminated and wrote on using whiteboard pen the turn that I wanted them to make.

A Year 1 resource for mathematics looking at reasoning and problem solving surrounding doubling numbers.

2 shape investigations looking at whether shapes roll or stack to help explore their properties.

Reasoning and problem solving questions for counting in 10’s.

A selection of resources designed for Year 1 for counting forwards.

A worksheet using tens frames for representing and showing numbers within 10.

A resource using pictures and visuals for representing numbers within 10.

Some initial place value worksheets that could be used as initial assessmnts or just as worksheets for the first few lessons of place value teaching. Created to go alongside the new government guidlines for 3PV-1.

Built is squares. Space to visually ‘build’ the question e.g. 3X2 is 3 groups of 2, draw it, to pictorially draw the question, write it to practice written numbers and solve it. Can be stuck in books or laminated. Used in Year 3. Could be used for place value, multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, fractions…

Numbers arrows and vocab to add to the outside of your clock to help the children with learning time.

A poster that I keep at the front of my room to remind the children of the expectation of what their maths book should look like including a margin and date sticker.

A bundle of all of the times tables games I have made. 2,5,10,3,4,8,6,7,9,11,12 times tables. You will need pegs or some sort of counter with the answers on so that the children can match them.

These are some times tables games for the 6,7,9,11,12 times tables. I have the 2,5,10,3,4,8 as a separate listing. These need pegs or counters with the answers on for the children to match. They also work for division, the children think about the answer divided by the times table and then lift off to check.