EYFS/Y1 Worksheet Add up the Autumn Fruits and Vegetables.

EYFS Worksheet useful in Maths, when learning about counting.

Young Learners will sort the trees from shortest to longest. It encourages engagement while they learn about size,ordering and comparison!

Winter is here, and there’s so much to see! From snowflakes to snowy trees, we can spy all kinds of fun things in the winter world. In this winter-themed worksheet, young learners will search for and count seasonal items-snowmen,elves and more, as they develop observation and early math skills. After spotting each item, children can practice writing the corresponding numbers.

Encourage early years learners to develop critical thinking and sequencing skills with our ‘What Comes Next’ winter pattern activity! This activity is designed to help young children recognize and complete patterns, fostering essential skills in early maths and logical reasoning. How It Works: Each sequence features a series of images, with a missing piece at the end. Kids observe the pattern, cut out the options below, and choose the winter image that fits perfectly to complete the sequence.

This activity is designed to help young learners build confidence with numbers in a fun and interactive way. Children will practice their counting and number recognition skills by drawing lines to match each number with groups of vegetables, like carrots, tomatoes,pumpkins etc. This simple matching worksheet encourages fine motor skill development,

Designed for EYFS, SEN, and Year 1 students, these two fun-filled worksheets encourage children to count charming autumn objects such as leaves, animals, umbrellas, and more. They will practice their number recognition and counting skills by writing the numbers 1-10 in the provided boxes. Ideal for classroom or home learning.

This worksheet is designed for young learners to dive into the exciting realm of tiny creatures while practicing their counting skills. By counting these little friends, children will not only learn about the variety of minibeasts but also enhance their numerical abilities in a fun and engaging way. Look at the pictures provided in the worksheet. Each picture will feature different minibeasts like ladybugs, ants, butterflies, and more. Count the number of each type of minibeast in the picture. Write down the number of each minibeast in the space provided. This will help children practice writing numbers too.

A fun activity for young learners,SEN,when learning about measure.Children will observe the given sets of picture.They will circle the one that is taller in each set.

A fun subtraction activity for EYFS and SEN.

A fun addition activity for EYFS,SEN. Children will add the numbers and help the catterpillar find its way home.

A fun counting activity for young learners to practice on Valentine’s Day.

Use this fun two pages worksheet to reinforce addition with money and reinforce learning around british coins.

Addition Counting the roses in each vase EYFS/SEN

A great resource for young learners to practice addition during the winter season.

A great worksheet for young learners when teaching counting by 2 s. Use the raspberries to help you count.

EYFS SEN Addition and Subtraction

An exciting worksheet for EYFS to practice counting, and when learning about seaside topic.

An excellent resource while learning about odd or even numbers within the winter topic.

This handy math activity is a fun way to help young children learn to count and write numbers.‘Counting Leaves and Chestnuts’ contains 2 Worksheets,and it features a given number of leaves and chestnuts.Children are asked to count them and write the correct number of items in the box 1 to 10. This fabulous counting numbers to 10 worksheet is a great way to ensure you’re delivering engaging maths lessons. It’s an opportunity for young learners to discover the beauty of autumn, encouraging them to observe the changes in nature.