A simple interactive counting game, designed in Powerpoint. Ideal for modelling counting and using tens frames during whole class teaching. Children count the number of snowflakes presented in the ten frames and identify the matching number on the number line. This activity can support the development of children’s early knowledge of number bonds and knowing which pairs of numbers make 10.

An easy to use book banding tracking system for the whole Primary school from Foundation Stage through KS1 and KS2. Easily adapted to own assessment without levels system. Terminology can be easily edited to suit own school. Entering / Emerging Developing / Working Towards Age Related Expectations Secure / Working at Age Related Expectations Greater Depth / Exceeding Age Related Expectations

A simple fun interactive powerpoint game to support the development of children’s early counting skills. Help the snowman to subitize and count the spots on the domino. Click on the number line to match the number of spots.

A simple interactive Powerpoint game to support teaching and learning of number bonds to 10 with a Halloween theme. Children count the spiders and click on the correct digit to show how many more spiders make 10.

Pancake Day Numbers to 20 Ten-frame is a simple interactive Maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support the development of children’s early number skills within 20. Children say how many pancakes they can see in the ten-frames and click on the matching number card to show how many pancakes altogether. This game is a super learning tool to extend number knowledge up to 20. And is easily adapted to suit your needs. This resource also includes ten-frames templates showing amounts from 1 to 10 pancakes and matching number cards from 1 to 20, ideal for any independent learning activities. If you enjoy using our game please leave us a positive review. You may also wish to join our growing online community on Twitter @Eyfsgames. Post a positive review in the next six months and we will send you any game of your choice to say thanks for your support.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s mathematical development. Children count the number of snowboarders presented in each tens frame and calculate what would be one more and one less. Children click the correct answer on the number line. This activity is ideal for modelling the vocabulary of one more and one less using the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching.

This simple interactive whiteboard game, designed in Powerpoint supports the development of children’s early counting skills. Children learn how to subitize using regular domino patterns. Help the dinosaurs count all the domino and click on the matching number digit.

A simple IWB maths game to support early counting skills with an Aaaarrh Spider! theme - links well with the text written by Lydia Monks OR can be easily adapted for any spider related topic. Children are invited to count the number of spiders shown in the ten-frame and click on the matching number. This game is ideal to model counting using a ten-frame using numbers within 10 and will also support number recognition. Also includes spider ten-frame showing arrangements of 1 to 10 spiders - ideal for continuous provision - multiple ways to use in class. For example, add one more, find one less spider, work out how many spiders would make ten etc… If you enjoy using this resource please leave us a positive review.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint, to support the development of children’s early number skills. Children say the number of pirate coins shown in the ten frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. Help the pirate count all the treasure. Ideal for sharing on the interactive whiteboard to support children’s early number recognition within 10. This maths game progresses to looking at how many more coins need to be added to make 10 in the the ten frame. All number bonds are explored. This resource also includes ten-frame templates displaying arrangements from 1-10 coins -these can be printed and laminated and are ideal for follow up counting activities during independent learning. If you enjoy using this Maths game, please leave us a positive review. You are also invited to join out growing online community on Twitter @Eyfsgames to hear about our latest games. Post a positive review in the next six weeks and we will send you any game of your choice to say thanks for your support.

A simple interactive counting game using a ten frame, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early counting skills. Children can use their best robot voices to count how many counters and click the matching number on the number line. This progresses to asking how many more counters need to be added to make 10. An ideal teacher modelling activity on the interactive whiteboard to reinforce children’s knowledge of number bonds.

A very simple interactive Powerpoint game ideal for modelling missing number calculations on the interactive whiteboard. This game explores pairs of numbers that make 10 with a Valentines theme. Children are invited to count and or draw the hearts on their small whiteboards and work out how many more are needed to make 10. A small sample of missing number calculations is shown in the preview.

A simple interactive Powerpoint game to develop young children’s recall of number bonds to 10 using a Harvest theme. Children say how many more spots make 10. Children click on the matching digit on the number line. There are 20 slides in the game. A fun way to teach number bonds to 10 using regular domino patterns.

This simple interactive whiteboard game, designed using Powerpoint will support children’s early mathematical understanding of addition using number bonds to 10. Several missing number addition calculations are presented using number bonds to 10. Children need to count on to work out the missing number. A small sample of questions are shown in the preview slide. All numbers bonds are covered.

A simple interactive (IWB) Maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early number skills using amounts from 1 to 20. Children subitize the the number of Easter Eggs presented in each of the tens frame. Children click on the matching symbolic number card from 1 to 20. This IWB maths game is ideal for developing early number skills and thinking about the composition of number from eleven to twenty. For example, 10 and 2 more makes 12. This game will work well as part of whole class teaching and learning or as part of a small adult led guided Maths group session. Number amounts within 20 are presented in varying arrangements in the ten-frames. The content is easy to edit. 32 slides are included in the Maths game. If you enjoy using this IWB Maths Game with your class please post a positive review. Join our growing online community on Twitter @Eyfsgames to hear more about latest games. Thank you for your support.

A simple interactive powerpoint game to support the development of children’s early counting skills using numbers 1 to 10. Help the aliens learn how to subitize. Click the matching digit on the number line to the collect stars.

A simple fun an interactive Math game to support children in the early years with subitizing and counting. Children help the pirates find all the missing dominoes using numbers from 1 to 10 by clicking the matching digit on the number line.

This submarine themed interactive Maths game is ideal to develop early number skills. This fully interactive subitising game is designed in PowerPoint, 34 slides in length and easily editable for children in the early years of schooling. Children go on a journey under the sea in the submarine. They are shown varying arrangements of sea creatures from 1 to 5 and invited to subitise (see how many creatures are presented) and click on the matching symbolic number card. This game also includes 30 subitising cards showing varying amounts of sea creatures from 1 to 5 in different arrangements. e.g., fish, octopi, crabs etc…These subitising cards are ideal for continuous provision, small group Maths activites, matching, adding and ordering amounts from 1 to 5. If you enjoy using this game to support teaching and learning then please leave us a positive review. Many thanks for your support!

Christmas Tree Subitising 1 to 5 is a fun interactive number game to develop early mathematical skills. Each slide presents a different number of red and blue Christmas tree baubles. Children subitise the baubles and click on the matching number digit shown from 1 to 5. Varying arrangements of red and blue baubles are shown within five. The Christmas Tree subitising game is designed in PowerPoint, fully interactive and 35 slides in length. The slides are fully editable. This resource also contains x18 Christmas tree subitising cards set that can be printed off and used during continous provision to develop children’s subitising skills. If you enjoy using our Maths games to support teaching and learning in the early years of schooling, then please leave us a positive review. Many thanks.

Gingerbread five-frame is a fun number game designed in Powerpoint and is fully interactive and ideal for developing early number skills. Children say how many gingerbread they can see in each 5-frame on the IWB and click on the matching number digit from 1 to 5. This game is 20 slides in length and is fully editable. If you enjoy using our number games to support teaching and learning in the early years, please leave us a positive review. Many thanks for your support.

A brilliant IWB maths game and resources to develop children’s early number skills. Children say and click on the number of pumpkins they see in each of the five-frames. Fully interactive and designed in PowerPoint for Early Years. Easily editable and 24 slides in length. Includes a set of FREE pumpkin five-frames showing various arrangements of pumpkins from 1 to 5 in each 5-frame. Ideal for activities in continuous provision. Children can find one more and one less pumpkin, match and say the amount shown in each 5-frame. If you enjoy using this maths game and resources to support your teaching and learning, please leave us a positive review, many thanks.