Here are 5 pages of maths story cards for your cross curricular maths lessons. Each page has 6 picture cards with 6 corresponding question cards. Children read the questions and write the answers or say the answers. This tests comprehension as well as understanding and use of maths vocabulary. Numbers involved are up to 20 and there are some questions around measures too. Another activity that works well is to cut out all the cards and give them out in class so each child has one. Children put themselves into pairs if they have the correct picture card to go with the question card.

A 19 page workbook for children learning to count, write numbers to 10 and number words. Each page has two picture boxes. Children count the pictures in each box and then write the number and number word. They then colour in the pictures. Across the top of each page is written both numbers and number words to support children. Name and date are in the footer. Suitable for early learners and KS1.

A printable workbook showing numbers from 0 to 10. There are 13 worksheets. A sheet showing black and white numbers to 10 for naming and colouring. A colour sheet showing numbers to 10 for naming and matching. Number sheets 0 to 10 all have the same format, showing number characters, tracing numbers, number words, objects to count and colour, and dice showing numbers.

A game for Early Learners based on colour and numbers to 12. Each bear is a different colour and number. There is a sheet with all 12 colour bears and a black and white one for children to colour in or cut and match the bears to. There are 12 flashcards of the bears included with 6 to a page. Cut out and laminate the flashcards and children can order them. Duplicate for matching.

3 sets of number cards with a football / soccer theme. Numbers to 20 in words on footballs Numbers to 20 on footballs Pictures of footballs up to 20 Duplicate, cut and laminate for matching and counting games.

2 worksheets showing numbers from 0 to 5. Children match numbers to number hand signs, numbers to number words and numbers to leaves.

4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 3.

5 worksheets from number 1 to number 5. Based on the Twelve Days of Christmas children can identify the 3 French hens, 4 calling birds etc. There are things to talk about such as shapes and their sides and numbers to read, write and trace.

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!

This is a fun activity for young children learning to recognise their numbers from 1 to 10. Each number has a colour box. Children locate the numbers and colour them the same as the box. They could then count how many of each number they found. Extend for more able pupils - ask them to add up all the numbers in each row, or all of the number 2s etc. There is a blank template included for you to use for higher numbers.

This activity links numbers and rhymes for KS1. 2 number nonsense rhymes with numbers 1 to 10. Children read the rhymes, count the objects and match to the number words and then colour the pictures. There is also a template for children to make up their own nonsense rhymes.

A complete set of ‘handy’ number flashcards from 0 to 20. There are matching number word cards and numerals of the same colour. Suitable for SEND pupils and primary / nursery. Print, cut and laminate for a handy, portable little resource that you can reuse.

This is a set of activities in both colour and black and white. There are 3 activities to complete in colour and the same in black and white. Cut out the number cards from 1 to 10 and sequence them. Paste into books or make a zig - zag book. Duplicate and laminate and these can be a matching game too. Addition to 10 worksheet. Addition to 20 worksheet.

Here are 4 designs for children to choose from when carrying out a survey. Each of the 5 pictures on the sheets are colour and set into TVs. The idea is that children find out which of the sports children prefer to watch on TV or they could ask about favourite sports. There is space next to each picture for tally charts. The sheets can then be used to write about the findings e.g. next to the football picture - children might write - I found out that 10 out of 20 (1/2) the children surveyed preferred to watch football on TV. Another way of using the sheets cross - curricular is to label the sports, or write a caption or sentence next to the pictures.

A cross curricular activity to improve handwriting skills and counting for EYFS and KS1. Numbers from 0 to 20 to trace and colour in are on cards to cut out. There are 4 cards to a page. Children can cut and match the number cards to the counting cards which show black and white objects from 0 to 20.

There are 4 aisles in this supermarket resource. Each aisle presents colour pictures of the produce on sale. There are 2 worksheets for each aisle. Record how many of each item in the grid. Read and answer the questions related to the produce. Links to speaking and listening, shopping, weights and measures as well as data handling and number. Children can present their data / findings in the form of graphs, charts, tables or pictograms. You could extend yourself, by adding prices to produce and linking to money.

A number resource where children read the numbers, trace the words and colour in the number characters. Numbers are from 0 to 20 and there are also cards for addition, subtraction and equals. Cards can be cut out and used for adding and taking away.

4 maths worksheets with a Christmas tree theme. Colour the tree decorations by numbers Copy the pattern to make each tree the same Join the numbers from 1 to 22 on the tree Handling data with feeling face ornaments - count how many happy/sad faces, which colour face has the most?

Fun with frogs and data handling at KS1. The lesson starts with children looking at the colour poster of 18 frogs all wearing different hats. Children observe carefully looking at the frogs eye colour and types of head wear. Sheet 2 asks children to count and record e.g. number of frogs with brown eyes/party hats/work hats. There are 5 questions to answer. Sheet 3 is for children to draw a hat on each of the frogs and label them. Sheet 4 shows frogs in different positions or activities. Children colour the matching frogs to make them the same. Sheet 5 shows 2 writing frames for children to write about frogs or their findings of the data handling activities.

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.