Children to make clocks and use them to help tell the time.

Worksheet for children to draw the hands on the clocks to match the digital times. O’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to,

What’s the time Mr wolf? Worksheet focusing on quarter to

What’s the time worksheet focusing on quarter past.

Whats the time Mr wolf? work sheet focusing on half past

An activity children can do independently or at home. Ordering trees by size. Great for fine motor control when cutting and gluing.

Template to help children read problems (1 more or 1 less) and answer it pictorially and abstract method. Example is provided along with a few 1 more and 1 less questions. Great activity to help children with the vocabulary linked to more and less.

Addition to 10 using Christmas pictures

Addition to 5 using Christmas pictures

Worksheet for children to recognise numbers in a range of ways. Roll it, write it, tally it, and show it number work

Positional Language cards to help children understand the language

Water Area display pack for around your classroom to ensure enabling environments Included : Water area signs (a few signs) Labels for your water area so children know where things belong - where to find them Pictures linked to water (bubbles, capacity etc.) Great for Early Years Classroom for your water play area both indoors and outdoors

Whats the time Mr wolf? work sheet focusing on o’clock.

Simple doubling made fun for EYFS children.

Different ways of showing and/or explaining numbers. Every day we focus on a different number - we look at the numeral(number), name, counting it, showing it on a 10s frame, on a dice, showing how to tally it, 1 more and 1 less.

10 Green bottles hanging on a wall activity - where children can use the bottles to help with 1 less or subtraction. Subtraction cards have been made for you. Print and laminate per child or 1 between 2 for lasting results.

Halloween themed addition to 10 for children in the EYFS and/or KS1

Addition to 5 in a Halloween theme

Ordering numbers 1-10 themed for Halloween Children in the Early Years Foundation stages and KS1