Adding 3 numbers with Numicon.

Christmas themed puzzles and problems for pupils in Years 1,2 and 3. 8 different problems to investigate, these encourage skills of Using and Applying and open ended thinking. They're fun too! They vary in challenge level and would be perfect for a series of Christmas maths problem solving days. Please download the FREE 'Elves' Challenge' problem from my shop as a sample - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/stephenrogers

'Elves' Challenge', a Christmas themed Maths problem to investigate. Suitable for Years 1-3 dependent on ability. 8 more Christmas problems like this one can be found here! - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/christmas-maths-puzzles-and-problems-year-1-year-2-year-3-11179154

A TV timetable with missing timesto complete. Children then must answer questions on the completed timetable. Fully editable.

A Pirate Treasure Map, ideal for role play, Maths or international 'Talk like a pirate day' on September 19th!

This mathematical Christmas challenge builds the skill of being systematic and finding all possibilities. This resource includes a lesson plan, 4 way differentiation (through type of maze and challenge questions) and two recording sheets for pupils at Bronze/Silver level. Children have to find out how many paths through the maze there are to reach the elves. They must only travel forwards through the maze! A fun Christmas themed challenge. Thanks for looking!

A worksheet for children to record their results when measuring given distances in their playground. Fully editable.

Year 2 Maths plan using Maths expectations for Year 2. A 3 day plan, including lessons on 2D shape, 3D shape and symmetry. Fully editable.

Children must work out and complete the missing numbers on the hundred square, then answer 3 questions by adding on tens. Fully editable.

A simple addition and subtraction pre-assessment. 4 questions which get progressively harder. Fully editable.

Number bond dominoes - cut out and play! Children match dominoes to make bonds to ten or twenty.

Children must investigate whether number order affects adding and subtracting, finding examples to prove it.

Children must add two numbers, then swap them and add again. What do they notice? Is this always true? Is there a rule? Fully editable.

A worksheet to support measures. Children must measure 5 friends and record their height. Then they must answer questions about their measurements. Fully editable.