Multipurpose maths and literacy resource for use in both Nursery, Reception and Year 1. The ‘Say it, Make it, Write it’ resource can be used for a range of literacy or maths based tasks. Some ideas are: Name written out for child for them to practice saying, they make out of magnet letters and then practice writing. A word card for them to read from, they make out of magnet letters and then practice writing. Number given, child make on on tens frame using playdough or small toys, then practise writing. Number sentence given, make answer using counters and then write answer.

Large printable Number Blocks 1-10, to be hidden around the school/ nursery or an outside space. Grid for children to use to mark off when they have found the number.

3 differentiated worksheets for pupils after learning about 2D shapes and shapes in the environment. LA Sheet- Four 2D shapes with easy to match shapes in the environment. MA Sheet- Four 2D shapes with harder to spot shapes in the environment. HA Sheet- Five 2D shapes with harder to spot shapes in the environment.

Measurement sheets for Early Years. Children to use cubes to measure different sunflowers. Extension for HA pupils. LA Sheet- 4 sunflowers to measure using cubes, space to write the answer. Children need to identify which is the tallest and shortest sunflower. HA Sheet- 4 sunflowers to measure using cubes, space to write the answer. Also space to write a answer in cm after using a ruler to measure height. Children need to identify which is the tallest and shortest sunflower.

This ‘roll it, write it, count it’ sheet can be used in Nursery, Reception and Year One. Children roll 1, 2 or however many dice, add the dots together, write that number and then count out that number of objects. Covers lots of different maths skills.

Continuous provision maths activity. Children can practise number recognition and counting out. This activity can also support fine motor development.

Shape sorting worksheet suitable for Reception children. Differentiated 3 ways: Sorting colours and one 2D shape, sorting colours and one 2D and one 3D shape and finally one colour, two 3D shapes and size.

Set of 3 differentiated worksheets. All sheets focus on matching quantity to numeral. 1-5 for the lowest sheet. 1-10 for the middle sheet. 1-20 for the top sheet.

Pattern Penguin prompt cards for repeating pattern work.

Set of 3 differentiated worksheets focusing on finding matching pairs and matching numeral to quantity. LA sheet numerals 1-5 MA sheet numerals up to ten HA sheet quantity to quantity.

Three differentiated worksheets and a large copy of the part whole model. Used to explore number bonds. LA Sheet- Part whole model used to explore number bonds to 5. MA Sheet- Part whole model used to explore number bonds to 10. HA Sheet- Part whole model used to explore number bonds to 20. Large copy of the part whole model also included to use for demonstrating the task or for children to use during child initiated learning. When I used these resources I gave the children small paper counters to stick in the bottom circle to demonstrate number bonds.

Number worksheets for developing number recognition for numbers 1-6. All sheets number 1-6 offer the pupils the chance to practice writing the number, counting objects, and recognising the number amongst a selection of numbers. There is also a round up sheet for numbers 1-5 to test number knowledge and recap on all numbers taught.

Number worksheets for developing number recognition for numbers 7-9. All sheets offer the pupils the chance to practice writing the number, counting objects, and recognising the number amongst a selection of numbers.

3 weeks worth of morning work activities. A range of activities across the week, some repeated over the weeks, phonics activities, number formation activities, links to games and more. I give my class whiteboards and pens to complete most of these tasks.