4 sets of number cards from 1 to 12 on notepads: Ordinal number - 1st, 2nd etc Numbers to 12 Number Words Months of the year Children can match the four types of cards e.g July - 7, Seven, 7th month Useful staple resource to have in your maths cupboard - cut and laminate for durability and a variety of uses.

A 10 slide Power Point for KS1 or EYFS to encourage use of maths vocabulary, thinking skills and speaking and listening. It covers measures and positional vocabulary. Each slide has 4 pictures on and each picture asks a question e.g. Which is the largest? What time is it? Where is the bottom / top? Which is the sharpest? This is a great class activity as well as a visual aid or display pictures. It also works well if you cut out and laminate the cards and use these in discussion groups or on a 1 to 1 basis.

6 worksheets for children to use for recognising numbers and number words and matching them. Numbers on the ladders start at the bottom or top and some are at random from 0 to 9.

Here is a fun memory game for children to see if they can recognise numbers, remember their sequence and record what they recall. It starts off easy with numbers in order 0 to 9 and then goes to sequences of 3, 4 and 5 numbers. The last slide is all the numbers in a different order. There is a recording sheet added for children to use. Edit the PPT to suit your pupils. To play - click and each number will appear and then the whole sequence on that slide. You can go at whatever speed you want giving children chance to get the idea and then memorise the numbers. SEND pupils may benefit from having the colours to help them.

Children can cut out these plants in pots and sequence them from 1 to 10. They can also cut out the numbers to 10 and match them with the plants. Duplicate and laminate for matching and counting games. Links to Spring and Plants.

A set of writing frames from Monday to Sunday for children to use e.g. in diary writing, recounts, writing weather reports and many more applications. Page 1 is for children to write the days of the week and any notes they have. Children can write the date on each of the days of the week writing frames too.

2 sets of cards to cut out showing numbers to 16 and number words. Children can match the words and pictures, order the numbers and use for maths activities such as addition or counting. Extend by asking children to mark out numbers in black or coloured sand or using chalk on black sugar paper.

5 posters for display or visual aids for teaching number to 5. Each poster shows a different ball, a number and number word. The activity included is for children to match up 5 ball cards with 5 number cards.

A set of posters with a fruit theme. Numbers are from 1 to 10 with a different fruit on each poster. Children can read the numbers, number words and count the fruit on each poster. Great for display, as a visual number aid and as a classroom frieze.

10 posters with a football theme. Showing numbers and number words to 10. Children can count the footballs on each poster. Makes a great classroom display or frieze and useful visual aid for teaching numbers.

A useful collection of number lines for teaching counting on, counting back, addition and subtraction and positive and negative numbers from -10 to + 10 Here is a number line for every child in your class! There are 30 bookmark style number lines to cut out and laminate for durability. Let the children choose their own from a range of designs including: Transport, Spring, Halloween, Bears, Pirates, Animals, Birds and many more.

A useful number line for teaching counting on, counting back, addition and subtraction within 10. Here is a number line for every child in your class! Numbers are from 0 to 10. There are 30 bookmark style number lines to cut out and laminate for durability. Let them choose their own from a range of designs including: Transport, Spring, Halloween, Bears, Pirates, Animals, Birds and many more.

Here is a fun way to introduce or work with number lines at KS1 from 0 to 10. This activity has a flower theme but the templates included allow you or the children to make their own themed number lines e.g. transport or toys. Sheet 1 shows 2 number lines with a flower or leaf at each number. Cut and laminate the sheets so children or groups of children can use them. Sheet 2 asks children to use the Flower number line to write down the numbers of each picture. They then use the Flower number line to answer 3 addition questions and write / draw the answers. Sheet 3 asks children to use the Flower number line to draw the pictures for each number. They then use the Flower number line to answer 3 subtraction questions. Sheet 4 is the template number line for children to add their own themed pictures to. Sheet 5 is a template question sheet for you to fill in.

A simple introduction to using number lines at KS1. Sheet 1 shows 3 number lines showing 0 to 10. Sheets 2 to 6 show 3 number lines with numbers omitted. Children name / write in the missing numbers. Laminate these sheets and they can be used over and again. Sheet 7 shows 9 addition questions with a number line for children to use to get the answers. Sheet 8 shows 9 subtraction questions with a number line. Sheet 10 is a template for you or the children to write their own sums.

A worksheet with a Space theme where children match numbers with number words. They can choose a colour for each number and colour in both the number and the number word to make them the same.

2 worksheets with a Space Theme and border. Each shows astronauts juggling 5 numbers in Space. Children add the numbers and write the answers on the astronauts space suits. Page 1 shows numbers to 10. Page 2 shows numbers to 20. Page 3 is a template for you or the children to make your own.

A maths resource where children write and add together 3 numbers to make a given number in each rocket. Sheet 1 shows rockets with numbers to 10. Sheet 2 shows rockets with numbers from 10 to 20. Sheet 3 is a template that you can use to make more of your own.

A fun way to count up to 20, adding 2 numbers together with playing cards. The PPT is animated so press the key or use a switch and the playing cards will appear. In this format, you can change the cards around to make as many combinations as you want. There are 14 slides with 2 styles of playing cards indicated by red or blue backs or covers.

Colour flashcards with the following 3D shapes: cylinder, pyramid, sphere, cube, cuboid and cone. There are 4 of each shape in different colours: blue, green, orange and grey. Use as visual aids, display cards or for matching games when teaching or consolidating 3D shape. Laminate to ensure durability.

16 flashcards showing colour 2D shapes with words. Each has a rainbow border design. There are 2 flashcards per page. There is also a blank template that you or the children can use to make their own. These are useful for visual aids, displays, shape tables or corners, making shapes from dough and general work on 2 D shape. Cut and laminate for a durable resource. Duplicate for shape matching games.