I have created a set of card templates which require printing, you will require a few sets for your class. These then require laminating and can be reused with dry wipe pens. Children enjoy completing these during treasure hunts and also sorting which are doubles and which are not.

A power point containing 58 slides for 5 days morning maths meeting. Each day we have 5 minutes as part of our maths lesson to review and consolidate learning. This is an example of my maths meeting for a Reception class in April / May and I modify these each week. Easy to add and change activities.

A good visual introduction using Numicon to show doubles with number sentence to support. Using Numicon cards available from my resources, children can then sort the cards as to whether they are a double or not a double. If they find a double they work out the answer and if not they put a cross on the card. Children love this activity, especially when they free Superman. This could be changed to your favourite character to inspire your class.

A Power Point with 20 questions in the Style of who wants to be a millionaire, so all questions have A,B,C,D as a potential answer. The following page then reveals the answer. All questions based on the book ‘Slime’ by David Walliams. I created this for a Year 1 class but this could easily be adapted for another year group. Includes sound effects for fun. During lockdown I used the Power Point on Zoom and the children loved the game. I then screen shot the questions onto See-Saw and the children were able to do this indepenently, 10 questions at a time and earned a certificate. Also available with this download is the certificate to give to children as a reward. This is in Word and is editable. Enjoy and have fun. I have changed the name on the Power Point to ‘Who Wants to be a Slimeionaire’, the children really enjoyed creating up new names for things.

A set of 18 subtraction word problems with pictures to support. To print and laminate and children to show workings on sheet using dry wipe pen. My children have loved solving different problems and explaining their reasoning and understanding.

A set of 19 word challenges for children to solve. Each one to be printed and laminated. Children are challenged to show their workings to solve each problem. These were used to gather excellent evidence of children being able to solve problems independently and showing their own workings on how they were able to solve them.

More ideas to include in your morning Maths Meeting as these are updated to cover more topics as all the areas have now been taught at least once and this approach helps to keep ideas and solve problems quickly. Topics covered include adding two digits together, doubling, halving, naming 2d and 3d shapes, name the missing number or numicon shapes, adding one more or less, repeating patterns and more. Each week, all I do is tweek the Power Point to what we have been learning and identifiying areas the children require support. Enjoy!

A power point presentation with 21 slides headed up ‘The Same But Different’, Children can share ideas with talk partners and then share with the class what is the same and what is different. This is an open ended activity which really encourages mathematic vocabulary. Good fun as part of a maths warm up and settling activity in the morning or afternoon.

Warm the children up for 3 to 4 minutes with different visual questions and prompts to get them ready for today's learning. Including What is the missing number, adding two numbers together, name the 2d and 3d shapes, being detectives working out the missing numicon shapes, what is one more or less, reviewing tally charts and repeating patterns. These daily reviews keep ideas and strategies fresh with children and they are kept pacey and fun!

21 slides in this fun power point presentation. Two coins drop onto the wheel and the children have to add them together. Some may need number lines or visual support to help. Many different ways to play games around this or as part of a maths or morning meeting. Easy to amend and change slides to extend or make easier to suit different abilities.

Visual picture mats created to support children in developing rhyming strings verbally and then written. Once children are secure verbally with rhyming strings, move them onto the grids which support children with pictures. Rhyming mats for words ending with ‘at’, ‘og’ and ‘op’ Rhyming grids for words starting with bat, hen, bug, log, cat, man, ship, sun, snail. In total 12 activites to support rhyming development. You can them easily adapt and change the sheets to create your own.

A power point visual to support the introduction of halving with children, supporting with one for you and one for me. Change the pictures to children in the class or other characters to support your topic. Children should then be able to independently half cubes or objects very quickly.

A 13 page power point to help create a fun scaffold for children in Reception to enable them to write how they would make their own pirate. Children enjoy reading this out and sharing their work together. Using sentence openers First, Next add, Then, After that and Finally to help show children how you sequence the events together.

A 16 page power point with all the 2D and 3D shapes with prompts for mathematical language and the children have to guess the shape. They are then encouraged to use and develop the language independently.

This is a power point which I have made which the children love. It helps them to build focus over time and is a game we play on a regular basis. Caterpillars move into the house and children have to add one more and when a caterpillar leaves the house they have to take one off. A fun activity with 7 different outcome. Easy to add more yourself copying and amending. Have fun!

23 power point slides showing the analogue clocks for children to say the time to the hour and half past the hour. The answer updates in digital to show the children another way they might see the time in different environments. Easy to add more slides and differentiate accordingly.

A power point with 36 slides for a morning literacy meeting over the week for Reception children after Christmas. Covering many aspects including fiction and non fiction sorting, being detectives spotting mistakes in sentences, reading digraphs and trigraphs, reading HFW and more. Easy to adapt and modify but should inspire and make literacy more fun. The children love the different activities and this improves their literacy through Spring and Summer terms.

A power point with 23 slides which is easy to amend and create new sequences. The children love this as part of a warm up activity in maths.

A simple sheet which can be given to each child and could be laminated so that they can be re-used. Children are to solve the mathematical problem of recording a way of which mini-beast they see the most of. Encourage children to use a gate when keeping a tally chart. Blank space so children can add their own. On a word document and is easily edited.