2 worksheets to help children tell the time to the hour. One worksheet requires the children to draw the minute and hour hands on blank clocks and then draw a picture of what they would do at that time. The other worksheet requires the children to write the time underneath each clock.

This flip chart and worksheet helps children understand and make number bonds to 10.

2 worksheets to help children practice drawing the minute and hour hands on clock faces.

These resources help children count and write numbers going backwards from any given number from 100. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers(LA), Middle Attainers (MA) and High Attainers (HA).

These 2 worksheets help children use their problem solving skills to tell the time to the hour. One worksheet requires the children to draw in missing minute and hour hands. The other worksheet requires the children to write the times for clocks with missing hands.

2 worksheets to help children practice drawing the minute and hour hands on clock faces to o’clock and half past times.

These worksheets help children practice writing their numbers up to 100 using a number square. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers (LA) and Middle and High Attainers (MA HA). There is also an 1 more and 1 less colouring extension task.

These resources help children count and write numbers going forwards from any given number up to 100. The worksheets are differentiated for Lower Attainers(LA), Middle Attainers (MA) and High Attainers (HA).

These 2 worksheets help children use their problem solving skills to tell the time to half past times. One worksheet requires the children to draw in missing minute and hour hands. The other worksheet requires the children to write the times for clocks with missing hands.

These 2 worksheets help children use coin recognition, subtraction, problem solving skills and number bonds to 10 and 20.

The children have to make 7p, or 12p (amount can be changed) in as many different ways. The worksheet is designed to encourage children to use a systematic approach in order to solve the problem.

These 3 differentiated worksheets require the children to use 3 coins to make the total price of the toys. The same coin can be used more than once.

These 2 worksheets help children make totals up to 10p and 20p using more than one coin. There is also problem solving extension task at the bottom of the worksheet.

This resource is a fun way for children to learn the different values of coins and notes. Print this resource out onto card and then cut out the cards and place them face down on a table. Children need to take it in turns to first turnover a coin/note card and then turnover a value card. If they match the child keeps the cards, otherwise both cards are turned back over and placed back on the table ready for another child to have a turn.

There are 3 worksheets teaching children how to halve 2D shapes. For the first worksheet the children have to carefully cut out the 2D shapes, fold them equally in half and colour in one half. The second worksheet requires the children to draw lines in order to cut the shapes equally in half. The third worksheet is an extension of the second worksheet, where the children have to draw lines in order to cut the shapes in half in different ways. The children have to see if they can find all the ways without repeating themselves!

This flip chart and 2 worksheets are ideal for introducing simple division to children. The flip chart and worksheets teach children that division is about putting quantities into groups. The children have to circle the apples into groups and count how many groups they have made to find the answer. A further extension to the worksheets could be to get the children to write division number sentences next to the apples to show what they have done. There are 12 questions to answer.

This flipchart and 2 worksheets are ideal for children learning about left and right positioning. The children have to read the instructions under the planets and colour in the correct planet. The instructions will tell them to either start from the left or right and then count the number of positions before landing on the correct planet and colouring it in. There is an extension challenge worksheet where the instructions tell the children to start on a specific planet before going left or right. Then they count the number of positions before landing on the correct planet and colouring it in.