4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 5.

4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 2.

A fun addition game or lesson starter. 4 slides each showing pairs of coloured, numbered animals. Share with the class and ask children to make pairs using the colours and then add the two numbers together. Mini white boards and pens are great for this activity. Change the numbers to make it easier or harder. Add on your own animal slides to extend.

12 colour flashcards showing guitars from 1 to 12. There are matching flashcards showing numbers and number words to 12.

A stocking filler resource for your work on shapes at Christmas. The Christmas pictures around the edge of the shapes encourage children to think about shape and talk about them. They can either draw a Christmas item in each shape that corresponds to that shape or write a word or list in the shape.

A fun way to teach addition and subtraction within 10. Use on the smartboard or children can work on this on the computer at home or at school. I like to add some practical work here and use large dice alongside the game. Good for pairs or small group work too.

10 circular cards suitable as number flashcards or posters. Add to your number or colour displays. Numbers are from 1 to 10.

Here is a novel, fun way for children to practice their counting and addition skills within 30. Each snooker ball has a colour with a number value. Children add up the number in the triangles and write the total in the square underneath. Next, they draw 6 balls of their own in the 3 triangles and add up /write the totals. There are 2 different worksheets and a template for you to make some more of your own. Children quite enjoy making these worksheets for their friends and then marking them. If you have colour counters or balls then you can make this into a practical maths activity. Extend by asking children to make the same totals with different sets of balls. How many ways e.g. can they make 20?

A cross curricular set of work sheets based on Pizza. Links to literacy, money, art and design. Page 1 shows a Pizza restaurant’s menu with prices. Children can colour this in and / or use as a basis for designing their own menu. This sheet is also used to answer questions and write lists on page 2. Page 2 asks children to list the different pizza toppings, drinks for sale and side orders that are available. There are 6 comprehension questions for children to answer. Page 3 is a writing and drawing frame where children design a pizza box cover and shop front, write the phone no. opening times, cost of delivery and name the Pizza of the day. Page 4 shows a colour and black and white pizza. Children can colour in the black and white pizza to make it the same or cut out and use collage, felts or paint to make their own pizza. Extend by writing out maths questions related to money and the Pizza shop depending on your class ability levels. Children could also design their own shop logos.

A collection of resources linked to money, food and drink as well as problem solving and writing for a purpose. Page 1 shows colour pictures of items stocked at the pizzeria. Page 2 is the outline of 1 with no pictures - children can write the names of the items, draw the pictures or add prices to each number. Page 3 asks children to write a shopping list of all the items needed after a stock take and add prices. For more able children you could also introduce weight here. Page 4 - Children list all the items stocked at the pizzeria. Page 5 - Children create 4 pizzas, naming and pricing. Page 6 - List toppings and extras with prices. Page 7 - Write out 2 orders on the order pad and prices. Page 7 - Draw your favourite pizza, with extras / drinks as required. This resource links to Pizza Cross Curricular Work KS1 on this site.

Children can research the dates of special days in March and add them to the calendar for March 22. They can draw a picture for each event. Nice little back to school activity after half term!

Numbers to 8. 4 activity sheets where children count, cut and match the pictures to the numbers. Sheet 4 is matching numbers to number words. Each sheet shows numbers in a different font.

6 worksheets for children learning to count up to 20 and simple addition. The worksheets use pictures to support the children with their addition. The answers are at the bottom of each sheet - children can find the correct answer and write the number next to each of the sums.

6 clock activity worksheets to support children in telling the time and marking times out on the clock faces. On each sheet children draw in the hands of the clock. Sheet 1 o’clock 2 half past the hour 3 quarter to 4 quarter past 5 mixed clock faces 6 a template for you to use

6 worksheets for children learning to take away from 6. The worksheets use pictures to support the children with their subtraction. The answers are at the bottom of each sheet - children can find the correct answer and write the number next to each of the sums.

6 worksheets for children learning to count up to 12 and simple addition. The worksheets use pictures to support the children with their addition. The answers are at the bottom of each sheet - children can find the correct answer and write the number next to each of the sums.

A fun shape activity for Early Years or KS1 children linked to 2D Shape. There is a colour example of 6 shape monsters. Children can practice drawing monsters using the 6 shape template or the individual shapes which are one to a page. Extend the activity by making the monsters using different media such as paint, fabric, wallpaper or collage materials.

8 worksheets for children learning to count to 3 and recognise numerals to 3. Children count and match cars, fruit, toys, houses, animals, shoes and balls. The final sheet asks children to count the candles on the cakes up to 3 and match to the children.

10 worksheets each showing a number character. Children read the numbers, count and colour the pictures.

A complete lesson for KS1 children with a problem solving theme, linked to fruit and vegetables. All the resources you need are included as well as the answers to the question cards provided and a template for making more question cards. The story revolves around Dan, a delivery driver who drives a different van each day to his customers when delivering his fruit and vegetables. Show the first 3 sheets on the white board or print them out for each group of children to work from. Each sheet asks the children to answer questions on Dan and his deliveries and gives picture clues. Sheet 4 is a table for children to cut up and reorganise onto the blank table on sheet 5. Children can cut and paste or draw/write the answers in the table. An example of row one: Blue lorry delivering blueberries. The number of the lorry is 3 and Dan drives it on a Tuesday to Tammy’s shop. Extend the activity by asking children to talk about each column or write about each one. Sheet 6 and 7 show 12 question cards. Children can work out the answers individually or in pairs / groups and present the answers verbally or in writing. Sheet 8 shows a template for you or the children to make more question cards. Sheet 9 shows the answers to the 12 question cards. This activity can be extended into an art lesson and the work produced make a lovely classroom display with a maths link.