Questions and answers about 3D shapes. Designed to be used as a interactive display with question on the outside. Lift the flap to discover the answer. Common 3D shapes: sphere, cone, cube, cuboid, cylinder, triangular prism, square-based pyramid, triangular-based pyramid

A set of 9 posters, each displaying a numeral from 1-9. Each numeral contains images to represent that number, as well as the addition number bond sentences and shapes with that number of sides. Thanks to The First Grade Parade blog who inspired me.

Powerpoint presentation for parents on the teaching of Numbers and Patterns. The presentation covers counting, ordering, adding, subtracting, patterns, recognition and partitioning.

PowerPoint to model the use of Numicon when subtracting a single digit number from 10. Animated to model placing a Numicon tile on top of the 10 tile and leave the difference.

Cut and stick activity to order the months of the year. LAPs months are colour coded to the seasons (Dec, Jan, Feb - blue, Mar, Apr, May - green, June, July, Aug - yellow, Sept, Oct, Nov - orange). To be designed to stick onto calendar frame or into books.

A set of rhyming number bonds with a fairy-tale theme. Goldilocks, Sleeping Beauty, Jack & the Beanstalk, Little Red Hen, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White

A set of 3 differentiated pages of part-part-whole frames to learn number bonds to 10. Designed for kids to cut and stick, fill as a worksheet, or laminate for independent activity in Maths area.

A shared writing or independent work idea, linking up both Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell and learning the sequence of the days of the week.

PowerPoint to model how to use Numicon to add and to record number sentences/maths stories correctly. Most pages are up to 20, with a couple of additional challenges for the most able. Additionally I saved the last 6 pages as a pdf handout worksheet for the most able to complete independently while the rest of the class are using the Numicon.

Pet cards and skin texture boards. Children to sort the cards onto the correct board, depending on which skin type they have. Can provoke discussion around why animals have certain skins (temperature regulation, protection, sensory needs). Could also introduce camouflage.

Thanks to Heidi Anne Giebel on Pinterest for this great idea for a simple assessment or homework sheet. To check up that children understand different ways to represent a numeral, eg, tally marks, pictures, calculation, written numeral word

A sheet for children to complete all about maths concepts related to them (number of letters in name, number of boys/girls in family, house number etc)

A set of 10 different blank board game templates for children to design their own board game. Great to be used in Maths or as part of a topic on Toys.

Visual of balancing scales showing 4+2 = 5+1 Could be used alongside Maths Makes Sense ditty "same value, different appearance" Good as an extension task for more able children

Poster to help children remember when adding and subtracting 1 and 10 from a number. Adding 1, move one square to the right, subtracting 1, move one square to the left, adding 10, move one square down, subtracting 10, move one square up. Useful for plenaries, but also as a display on a working wall.

A board game designed to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. Game board to be enlarged to A3. Children to roll a dice and each time they land on a square, pick up a Royal family card. If they land on a crown card, take a Queen card. Queen cards encourage children to take or give away money. To start with 5p in pennies. The winner is the person who ends up with all of the Royal family on their game card. If able, children to then add up how much money they have accrued. Could even extend by asking children to change their coins for the lowest equivalent coins.

To go with nivsmum1's original resource. Number bond to 10 posters with images and rhymes related to the popular children&'s TV programme Ben 10. Ben is Ben Tennyson a modern day superhero fighting aliens.

2 shape mats including basic property words.

Children to write down their number bonds to 10 on the legs of the spider. Differentiated, so more able could complete the possible two multiples of 10 to make 100.

Children to draw 20 legs (or as many as they can upto 20) on the caterpillar. Also provides them with the opportunity to write their numerals in order on the body or underneath.