These are lovely activities to support children in adding 2 and 3 digits to 10. It is also great for supporting children in finding missing numbers. Inspired by White Rose Small Steps in learning

This is a lovely bundle of activities including a fab powerpoint presentation to show children how to use the symbol of greater than and less than. Animated and interactive to engage and enthuse KS1 learners.

Practise 2 times tables in a fun way with these handy practise sheets and game. 7 different practise activities included. The game includes supportive prompts to help find the answers, time how long it takes to work your way around the board, aim to beat personal bests.

These are 2 fantastic activities to help children in KS1 with their rapid recall of mental arithmetic. Great for SATs practise to really get to grips with arithmetic type questions in a fun way. One game is focusing on addition and subtraction and the other focuses on multiplication and division, in line the the current curriculum expectations. Putting the love in learning…

This is a selection of superhero resources, a fantastic maths game with instructions, played similar to snakes and ladders, if you land on a ‘Pow’ move to 10 more. If you land on a ‘Dark Destroyer’ move to 10 less. The winner is the first person to reach 100. There is also a 10 more 10 less activity with base 10’s and ones - draw 10 more and 10 less. Also included is a missing number hundred square of heroes and villains. Ideal for KS1 learners and LKS2 if 10 more 10 less is not consolidated. Putting the love in learning!

This is a great assessment tool, to check if a learner has mastered multiplication and fully understands the different methods which can be used such as grouping, arrays, repeated addition and inverse operations. 15 pages included as well as a blank page to input own numbers. Designed in a child friendly way to engage and motivate children. Put the love in learning!

These are 3 great games to support KS1 learners in their times tables. Helps with rapid recall once the ground work of understanding the different ways of multiplying are consolidated. Fantastic games with a high engagement level to see who can get to the Monster Mash by answering a range of times table questions. 3 printable board games included, with numerals and question cards for 2 x tables, 5 times tables and 10 times tables. Putting the love back in learning!

We have included a great powerpoint which has a coin reveal for children to work out which coin is being shown. This powerpoint also presents an extra challenge asking children how the value of that coin can be made using ones. A UK coin & note recognition poster is also available and money comparison activities up to 20p and £1, making the same amounts using different coins to those given in the examples. A great bundle of money activities for KS1.

This is a great game which not only requires children to take turns and learn in a fun way, it encourages higher order thinking. Learners have to listen to the questions read out to them and try to solve the problem by finding the fraction. However, in many cases the fraction needed is the lowest possible equivalent fraction. The first person to cover their game board with coloured counters is the winner.

This gorgeous number of the week display can be used interactively. The purpose of this display is to encourage children to use deeper thinking skills about numbers to 10. Children can count the number of objects needed to make the number of the week. Discussions can also be encouraged using the questions provided. A great maths support to enhance a classroom which is focused on higher level thinking. The packs include all numerals to 10, the illustrative images, the lettering, the arrows and the questions.