A counting game where children count the numbers on each tile and add them together. This works well as a mental maths starter encouraging ‘maths talk’. Children could work against the clock for added interest and motivation. Another activity idea is for children to find matching tiles of ‘real’ dominoes and place them onto the sheets. Children can learn how to play dominoes or / and cut out and match the tiles. There are 19 pages with 2 dominoes on each. There is a template included at the end for you to make more of your own.

This activity is suitable for EYFS and KS1. It allows children to make personal connections to the days of the week, helping them to remember the names and order more easily. It also promotes creativity and presentation skills. By associating days with specific activities or events, students gain a practical understanding of how days function in their daily lives. It can also enhance their understanding of sequential order and time concepts. Resources include: Planning Sequencing days of the week flashcards to cut and order A worksheet / Day Diary, for each day of the week A sample worksheet to give children an idea of filling in the the ‘Day Diaries’.

3 Transport colour worksheets for children learning to count to 20 and to write their numbers. The worksheets are also in black and white. There is a blank template included for you or your children to use.

3 worksheets showing 3 ways to sort transport Choose a colour for each type of transport - air, land and sea and colour the pictures according to this key Draw pictures under each heading or cut and paste pictures Make a list under the headings of each type of transport Links to maths - sorting and matching as well as transport, journeys and water / Seas and Oceans.

Children will enjoy these activities together with learning the number rhyme. Activities include, colouring, cutting and pasting, ordering letters and numbers and matching numbers to number words.

Here are a few new ideas for collecting and organising data for KS1. Activities: Birthday Tally Chart Eye Colour Survey Making Sets of Girls and Boys - can use colour to distinguish girls from boys Favourite colour survey - ask each person to colour a star in their favourite colour then make the results into a graph or chart Probability and Chance game using a dice with numbers 1 to 3

A cross curricular activity for children learning about numbers, animals and their habitats. There is a colouring page and 3 sets of 6 cards for counting, reading, matching and ordering. Links to the Gruffalo story too.

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 counting resource where children count the spots on each of the legs of the sea creature/octopus and then count how many spots altogether. There are 8 worksheets with different totals. Children can also begin to use their estimating skills.

3 Toys colour worksheets for children learning to count to 20 and to write their numbers. The worksheets are also in black and white. There is a blank template included for you or your children to use.

An EYFS / KS1 Data Handling Activity linked to Science. 4 pages of colour cards for children to name, sort and classify including: Nature Animals Foods There is also a blank template for you to use for drawing, pasting or adding more of your own pictures.

Children can identify the numbers to 10 and colour them to match the colour poster or sort using their own colours. An extra challenge is for children to work out which number is missing!

A set of challenge cards for your KS1 pupils. Great for early finishers, wet play or home work. Cut and laminate and use over again with dry markers. Or add to your maths/writing corner/table with paper and pens. Continue your collection and you could store them in a small file index box. Activities include: colour, shape, estimation, addition, making sets, describing shape and size. Links to literacy: reading, writing and speaking and listening.

Share on the Smart Board or print off as posters. A speaking and listening activity based on the school timetable and the days of the week. See what the children get up to on each day of the week. Good for ordering, sequencing and as an inspiration for children to make their own posters or pictures of their own timetable.

A collection of activities with a winter clothing theme and a maths link. Children can match and colour gloves and mittens to make them the same. They can design their own gloves. There are matching cards to cut out and laminate and use for matching, sorting, making pairs. There is a worksheet for children to colour each hat differently. Suitable for EYFS and KS1

Children fill in the missing numbers on these snakes. Odd numbers and even numbers to 15 and numbers from 15 to 1. Numbers up to 30. Colour and black and white versions of this resource are included. Blank templates are also included for you to write your own number sequences in.

This resource is based on Eric Carle’s amazing book ‘The Very Hungry Caterpillar’. The resource shows a colour poster for each day of the week and what the caterpillar ate on each day. There is a black and white set of worksheets based on the posters for children to draw the food for each day, write the word and find the initial sound for the day of the week. Children can check that the food and days match the story itself. Ask them to check Saturday in particular. Did the story specify what flavour the ice cream was? Links to stories, reading, writing, days of the week and time.

12 picture cards for children to name, colour and match to the correct month of the year in which the celebration falls. Children can cut and order the months of the year too.

Children will enjoy counting and colouring the Christmas pyramids from 1 to 10 and then creating their own. These make lovely Christmas cards too.

3 colour sets of ice cream cards to cut out and match based on numbers 1 to 6.