These are great resources inspired by White Rose Small Steps of learning for Year 1. From a gorgeous child friendly powerpoint to explain how to count forwards, to several differentiated activities, all created with the children in mind in a child friendly accessible format. Suitable for all learners. Put the love back in learning!

A selection of sorting maths activities are included. There is a child friendly, interactive powerpoint presentation explaining how to sort different objects. Activity sheets also included, all inspired by the Small Steps in learning at a level the children can relate to. Putting the love in learning.

Four activities to support number formations. Trace and write the numerals using the cute rhymes from zero to five to support children in forming the numbers correctly. Trace and write numerals without rhymes activites are also included.

This is a gorgeous presentation, which creates a high level of engagement, motivation and participation from children. Encouraging child interaction throughout. Can the children beat the jungle animals to find the number that is one more or one less? This has been tried and tested on young children and they absolutely love it! Also included are domino type loop cards of more/less and worksheets which allow children to draw dots to show their understanding of one more/one less if number formation isn’t possible. Putting the love back in learning, enthusing children to thrive!

This is a lovely activity focusing on sports objects. Learners who are beginning with counting who find writing and forming shapes a challenge with Special Educational Needs, can access this resource to assess their knowledge and understanding. By counting the objects and recording using dots or dashes in the space provided, it allows learners to evidence and evaluate their answers. A great tool to promote independence and maths recording of children with difficulties in this area.

These gorgeous paint pot colour posters are the perfect visual for young learners to begin colour recognition. Visually stimulating to enhance any room or art display. Putting children at the core of their learning.

These gorgeous shape activities support learners with the knowledge of different shapes, using matching skills of various difficulties. The first set of Shape Flash Cards (3 pages) can be used to match to real shapes in practical activities, the names of shapes which are also included can also be matched to the cards, they can be used with or without shape names to check understanding. There is also a shape cut and stick activity (10 pages) where different sized shapes need to be matched and stuck inside a larger matching shape. The third shape matching activity(10 pages) matches the exact same sized shapes to each other. Great for SEN learners giving them different levels of progression.

This is a short powerpoint presentation to present to children that numbers are all around the environment, with photographs of where they can find them. 6 slides, visually stimulating.

This is a fun and engaging activity, encouraging early learners to recognise and match numerals by being a postal worker, delivering letters to houses. The houses and addresses can be laminated and placed indoors or outdoors, to allow children to do their postal jobs and deliver by attaching each address to the correct house.

A lovely child friendly activity to support the early counting skills and number recognition. Say the number, show the number, colour the number, draw the number and finally cut and stick the correct number of zoo animals into the zoo. All animals and the numbers 1-5 sheets are included.