Teaching ordinal numbers? This ordinal number learning pack includes to teaching and learning presentations (editable as ppt files) and 4 different worksheets.

Multiplication flash cards - all sets from 2 through to 12. Print and laminate for classroom use. Print for home learning or homework use.

Two PowerPoints that can be used to work through problem solving strategies with the class.

A selection of maths word problems in pdf and Word format. These were used in a mixed class (grades 3-6). Print a stack and let students solve independently, check work with their peers, or use a calculator. Encourage students to show all maths processes and document the working / solutions.

A set of worksheets to help reinforce learning of addition (bridging strategy) and place value (tens and ones). These worksheets use base ten frame model and number lines to model addition bridging to ten.

Skip counting worksheet - revision. Skip count in 2s, 5s, and 10s.

Numbers display for the Junior Primary Classroom - Numbers with pictures.

60 plus pages of addition and subtraction revision. Print as a booklet to reinforce teaching. The resource includes worksheets sequences from number name recognition, to addition within ten, subtraction within 10, then moving onto addition and subtraction up to fifty. Worksheets include revision for different addition an subtraction strategies. Also available as individual worksheets.

An A3 mathematics desk mat ready to print and laminate. Includes number line to 20, number chart to 100, names of 2 dimentional shapes and number names to twenty.

Complete addition pairs digitally or print and complete. This set of addition worksheets covers number pairs and bonds between 10 and 20. Perfect for home learning, completing digitally (as a pdf form) or for printing.

A set of four worksheets to help students develop number bonds to ten. Use “Friends to ten” concept in pictorial format.

A set of three worksheet used to reinforce comparison of numbers.

Apply knowledge of place value when completing addition. Use the box method to group tens and ones. Two worksheets to extend your learners.