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 interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early counting skills from 1 to 10. Works well as a whole class modelling activity on the interactive whiteboard with the children working on small whiteboards, practicing their counting and number formation skills. Children are asked to count the monkeys they can see and find and click the correct number on the number line. If required more challenge can be simply added by asking children to count how many eyes the monkeys have altogether and start counting in 2s.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s understanding of number bonds to 10, with the theme of Pancake Day. Children count the number of pancakes presented in each ten-frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. This IWB game activity works well as part of whole class teaching and learning. Next, children are asked to say how many more pancakes would make 10 altogether. Children/teacher/TA click on the matching numeral on the number track to show how many more pancakes would make 10. The missing pancakes float in to the ten-frame and the number bond card is shown (for example, 3 and 7 make 10). All number bonds to 10 are presented in the slides. This resources also includes ten-frame templates and number cards from 1 to 10 showing different arrangements of pancakes from 1 to 10. These cards are ideal for printing off, laminating and using as part of whole class provision to build children’s fluency with number bonds to 10.

A simple IWB maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s understanding of numbers from 1 to 5. Children count the teddies presented in the 5 frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. Following this children explore one more and one less teddies in the 5-frame. An easy way to practise bonds to 5 and strengthen children’s symbolic number recognition of numbers from 1 to 5.

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 IWB minibeast ten-frame themed maths game, designed in PowerPoint to support the development of early number skills from 1 to 10 using a ten frame. Children are presented with different amounts of minibeasts in the ten-frames. Children match the amount shown by clicking the correct digit on the number track. This game is fully interactive and is an ideal teaching tool designed for use on the interactive whiteboard. The game progresses to using number bonds and pairs of numbers that make 10. Ideal for practising and developing fluency with number bonds. This resource also includes FREE minibeasts ten-frames showing varying amounts from 1 to 10. The ten-frames can be printed off and laminated for use during independent learning activities exploring the composition of ten. If you enjoy using this resource with your class, then please give us a positive review. Download this Minibeast Ten-frame IWB game and post a positive review and we will send you any game of your choice to say thanks for your support. Many thanks.

A simple IWB maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early number skills and recognition of numerals from 1 to 10. Children say how many mini-beasts they can see presented in the ten frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. Following this, children say how many more mini-beasts would need to be added to make 10 and click the matching numeral on the number track. This game helps to support the development of children’s early number skills using a ten-frame. This resource is easily editable to include other arrangements of mini-beasts. This IWB resource inks well with Spring Term White Rose planning and the Unit Building 9, 10 (though is not endorsed by WRM). This resource also includes mini-beast themed ten-frames that can be printed off, laminated and used to support children’s early number skills during whole class provision. I f you enjoy using this game to support teaching and learning in your class then do give us a positive review. Many thanks.

A simple IWB Maths game to support early subitising skills using a 5-frame. Children subitise (see without counting) the number of ducks shown in each 5-frame and click on the matching numeral on the number track. Varying arrangements of 1 to 5 ducks are shown in the 5-frames. An ideal game to introduce using the 5-frame and supports symbolic number recognition from 1 to 5. This resource is 30 slides in length and easily editable. If you enjoy using this game, then please post a positive review. Post a positive review about any of our games/resources and we will send you any game of your choice to say thank you for your support.

This is a simple IWB number comparison game designed in Powerpoint. Children are presented with two 5-frames with varying amounts of counters on each slide. Children need to click on the 5-frame showing the most or fewest counters. The game is 20 slides in length. This game links well with Whiterose Maths planning activities for Autumn term for EYFS. It provides is a good introduction for children to begin to develop their subitising, composition and number comparison skills using a 5-frame. An added challenge is to explore how many more counters would be needed to be added or taken away to make the amounts shown in the 5-frames the same. For example, “the amounts would be the same if we added (or subtracted) “X” amount of counters”. If you enjoy using this IWB game with your class, please let us know by leaving a positive review. Many thanks.

A simple interactive maths game designed in PowerPoint to support the development of children’s early number skills. Help Rudolf match the amount of cookies shown in each ten-frame with the correct number digit card. Ideal to introduce and reinforce using a ten-frame. An easy to edit resource that includes 1-10 rudolf ten-frames and number digit cards for follow up activities during your continous provision. (43 slides in length) If you enjoy using this ten-frame game to support teaching and learning in Maths please leave us a positive review. Many thanks.

A simple interactive powerpoint game that supports the development of children’s early counting skills and symbolic number recognition using domino patterns 1 to 10. Children click the matching number on the number line as fast as they can.

A set of x30 FREE ladybird subitizing cards showing different arrangements of five ladybirds. These cards (6 per A4 sheet) can be printed off and laminated as part of whole class daily provision. An ideal resource for children to explore different ways of making five.

A simple FREE interactive whiteboard maths game to support the development of children’s early number skills. Develops number knowledge and pairs of numbers to ten. Children are invited to subitise the spots on the domino from one to five (see how many without counting) and click on how many more spots makes ten. This game fits well with WhiteRose Maths Spring Term Unit planning Growing 6,7,8 and Building 9,10 (though is not endorsed) and supports conceptual subisiting skills - a key early learning goal in Reception. This interactive maths game can be used to introduce different ways of making amounts to ten. It can be an ideal introduction to independent learning activities and maths investigation, exploring domino patterns and different ways of making amounts to ten. For example, children can match and sort all the different ways of making ten and begin to create and design their own arrangements. This game is easily editable and 40 slides in length. This maths game can be played as a whole class or during small-group or 1-1 adult-led sessions. It could also be used to assess whether children are able to confidently recognise their number bonds to ten. If you enjoy using this FREE IWB Maths game with your class please give us a positive review. You may also like to join our growing online community on Twitter @EyfsGames to hear about our latest games. Share a positive review of our IWB Maths games on Twitter (or on TES) during the next six months and we can send you a game of your own choice to say thanks for all your support.

An ideal activity to support the celebration of Children in Need Day with a spotty theme - The Great SPOTactular - count the spots. This is a simple FREE IWB game to develop children’s early sense of number using amounts from 1 to 5. Ideal for modelling and exploring the 5-frame with five spots. (26 slides in length) How many spots can you see in the 5-frame? Children are invited to click on the matching symbolic number. This game works well as a whole class teaching tool or as a small guided group session. Children could make their own patterns to match those shown using practical resources (i.e., counters or playdough) and use their creativity to design their own representations of different amounts during continuous provision. An easy to adapt resource to support teaching and learning - children could be asked what is one more or one less than the amount shown in the 5-frame.

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.

An interactive powerpoint game that supports the development of children’s early counting skills. Great for modelling skills on the interactive whiteboard. Help the walrus learn to subitise at the North Pole. Children will be asked to say the number of spots presented on each domino. Children will need to click on the matching symbolic digit on the number line. There are ten domino to identify. This game uses regular domino patterns from one to ten.

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.

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.

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.