<p>Here is a visual aid to manage a child’s behaviour. This can be laminated and used daily in classrooms or at home.</p>

<p>These are 3 separate maths assessments that allign with the year 3 National Curriculum. They are suited for lower ability or SEND children due to the visual aids and differentiated questions. Use 1 for each term as an end of unit assessment.</p>

<p>Here are a set of addition and subtraction mats for children to use to help with their understanding of how to add or take away. Laminate these sheets and get children to use physical manipulatives such as playdough, chocolate buttons…whatever you fancy, to make the gingerbread man’s buttons and let them explore each mathematical operation!<br /> Enjoy!</p>

<p>Here is a game that can be used to help children understand the place value of 3-digit numbers. Suitable for children in year 3. Can be adapted to suit children in year 1 and 2. Enjoy!</p>

<p>This is a worksheet which helps children to calculate their number bonds to 5, using visual representations. It includes addition and subtraction sums so children can explore number families. Laminate the sheet so it can be used over and over again! Enjoy!</p>

<p>Here are two separate worksheets for working towards (LA) and working at children (MA) in Year 1 to help develop their knowledge of number bonds to 20. LA sheet focuses on number bonds to 5. Enjoy!</p>

<p>Use this resource to help children in Year 1 order numbers from smallest to biggest or biggest to smallest. The numbers are represented in written form and visually, using dienes. Use the numbers LA Powerpoint for numbers 0-20 and the HA Powerpoint for numbers 0-50 (which uses smallest to biggest and biggest to smallest).<br /> Print, laminate and reuse! Enjoy!</p>

<p>This worksheet can be used for children to practice adding ones within 20. There are a variety of ways this worksheet can be used!</p> <ol> <li>As a game, get children to roll a dice and count on the amount they roll using the place value chart</li> <li>Simply print it and get the children to choose a one-digit number to add</li> <li>Draw and write in values for children who are of lower ability.</li> </ol> <p>Enjoy!</p> <p>N.B. PRINTS OUT ON A3.</p>

<p>This is a great resource for year 1 children to explore their number bonds to 10 in a fun and engaging way. Use the cut out sheep to place in the ten frames, allowing children to see ways in which they can create 10. Simply laminate, cut and reuse. This is good for children who are of lower ability or just beginning to work with their number bonds. Enjoy!</p>