Addition PowerPoint to 10 with Numicon shapes in a very visual and interactive way. Simply press the space bar and watch the numbers come up one at a time. Press the space bar again and watch the Numicon shapes appear one at a time. Teach addition to your whole class with this amazing PowerPoint. Your students will have a deeper understanding of basic addition as every addition sentence is supported by visuals, Numicon shapes. Watch the video to see how it works. Check out my other Numicon resources. Enjoy and please leave a review! Thanks for looking.

I have made this software for my special needs students. We use this during our whole class lessons on the whiteboard as well as in one-to-one sessions. This software focuses on Number and Place Value. I am also planning to make one for Addition and Subtraction in the (hopefully) near future. The activities are based on the objectives we need to teach them and is divided into different bands. You will see that it starts with band 2, which is a Nursery level. There is no band 1 in the software, as band 1 activities need to be practical, based on language skills more than anything. This software should be used in combination with lots of practical activities. If you spot any mistakes please let me know and I will do my best to update the software as soon as possible. The software works best in Google Chrome. Remember to extract the file first, then click on “Click here to start”. No need to install anything.

Numicon Addition activities- 134 Addition Cards on 67 pages with actual size shapes that children can cover with their Numicon shapes! The cards come in 2 styles. One with an addition sentence One where the children have to write the numbers in the addition sentence in boxes. 2 cards per A4- makes 134 addition cards. Laminate and reuse or turn them into booklets! Number bonds to 10 1+1 to 1+10 2+1 to 2+10 3+1 to 3+10 4+1 to 4+6 5+1 to 5+6 6+1 to 6+6 7+1 to 7+4 8+1 and 8+2 9+1 and 9+2 10+1 to 10+10

Free Number Formation Animated PowerPoint Sample This is a PowerPoint presentation for numbers 0-9. In this sample you will be able to see numbers 0 and 1. This resources works brilliantly as a whole class activity as it allows everyone to see clearly how numbers are formed correctly. This presentation can be used as a lesson starter or even during a parent workshop when discussing the importance of correct letter formation. Easy to use and helpful resource in learning to form numbers correctly. A little red dot goes around the number showing children how it is formed correctly. ****************************************************************************************************************** Take a look at the FULL VERSION! ****************************************************************************************************************** Simply click on the number that you wish to see and watch the red dot travel around a number.The animation is started by clicking the play/stop button and it is shown 4 times in a row unless you click the play/stop button again. Any questions or suggestions for improvement please do not hesitate to get in touch. ****************************************************************************************************************** Have fun teaching and learning! ******************************************************************************************************************

Number Formation Animated PowerPoint This is a PowerPoint presentation for numbers 0-9. This resources works brilliantly as a whole class activity as it allows everyone to see clearly how numbers are formed correctly. This presentation can be used as a lesson starter or even during a parent workshop when discussing the importance of correct letter formation. Easy to use and helpful resource in learning to form numbers correctly. A little red dot goes around the number showing children how it is formed correctly. ****************************************************************************************************************** Check out my matching number flashcards! ****************************************************************************************************************** Simply click on the number that you wish to see and watch the red dot travel around a number.The animation is started by clicking the play/stop button and it is shown 4 times in a row unless you click the play/stop button again. Any questions or suggestions for improvement please do not hesitate to get in touch. ****************************************************************************************************************** Have fun teaching and learning! ******************************************************************************************************************

Number Flashcards from 0-20 Cute and colorful number flashcards to 20 with words and bright images to count. Use these flashcards daily for amazing progress in number recognition and counting! You can also use these cards for ordering numbers. **************************************************************************************************************************** Check out my Alphabet Flashcards! **************************************************************************************************************************** These flashcards make a beautiful display! Clipping them to a washing line using wooden pegs is just one of the many ways you can use them to decorate your classroom. Make sure you get your students to decorate the pegs for you first! **************************************************************************************************************************** Have fun teaching and learning! **************************************************************************************************************************** Please note: Pegs are not included! Copyright notice: All images are owned by Epic Phonics.

This is a complete lesson with a great PowerPoint story, printable cut and stick activities and fun ideas for an outstanding lesson!

A variety of worksheets for finding a quarter of a number.

Lesson plan and resources. Enjoy. ;) Update: I've added a PowerPoint. PowerPoint works best in 2013 edition. There is some Chopin playing in the background on the PPT while the children are working.