Picture cards with numbers 1 to 10 for teaching number bonds.

A picture based worksheet showing the coins that add up to £1.

An Entry Level 3 Functional Skills workbook that I designed to go with an AQA award on Number. The workbook allows students to practice applying Functional Skills for the Number section of the Adult Numeracy Skill Standards and provides a good practice for an Entry Level 3 Functional Skills exam.

An Entry Level 1 Functional Skills workbook that I designed to go with an AQA award on Number. The workbook allows students to practice applying Functional Skills for the Number section of the Adult Numeracy Skill Standards and provides a good practice for an Entry Level 1 Functional Skills exam.

An Entry Level 2 Functional Skills workbook that I designed to go with an AQA award on Number. The workbook allows students to practice applying Functional Skills for the Number section of the Adult Numeracy Skill Standards and provides a good practice for an Entry Level 2 Functional Skills exam.

A workbook originally designed for adult learners to help cement their understanding of basic subtraction. The workbook uses the idea of eating a number of cakes and calculating how many are left, building up towards association of this with subtraction language and symbols.

A workbook originally designed for adult learners to help cement their understanding of multiplication. The workbook begins by combining visual representations of multiplication with multiplication language and symbols. This then builds towards basic multiplication calculations using symbols.

A Spreadsheet designed to use ICT to explore number sequences and exponential growth. The Spreadsheet uses the idea of the Fibonacci sequence and the ‘One Grain of Rice’ story, to explore students’ understanding of number sequences and exponential growth, whilst practising their Excel skills.

A resource that uses Excel Spreadsheets with embedded PowerPoints to allow students to explore ‘number stories’ based on two simple number sequences. One looks at the Fibonnaci sequence and uses Excel to calculate the sequence and create a pie chart that reflects a Fibonnaci spiral. The other looks at the ‘One Grain of Rice’ story and uses Excel to calculate the number of rice grains, bowls, etc.