Times Table Strips/ Charts - Multiplication tables from 1-12. These will become valuable resources in your classroom or at home! You can print, laminate them and put a hole at the top or bottom and put a key ring to use it as a multiplication fan.

These flashcards are a great way to teach greater than and smaller than. Laminate and cut them across the line and distribute to children. You can also include velcro to stick the crocodile greater/ smaller than if you wish. This item includes 36 different greater than examples and again 36 different smaller than examples.

This is an lesson plan built around Computational Thinking mainly on Algorithms and Data Analysis. Data in computers is stored and transmitted as a series of zeros and ones. How can we represent words and numbers using just these two symbols? In this lesson students will be learning about how computers work and how to work with binary. Students will be learning how to read binary messages and by the end of the lesson they can even write their own messages as well. They will be working out 2 worksheet activities. The first one includes activities in which the students will be finding out the total answer. In the second activity they will have to decode a message and help Fred get out of his problem. Resources included: A4 Binary number cardboard cards (1, 2, 4, 8, 16) Small binary number cards for each group Worksheet 1: Exercise 1 and exercise 2 Worksheet 2: The Secret Message

This fun flashcard activity will help your students with their counting and finger number recognition. These hearts come into a 3 piece puzzle in which the students need to count the dots and fingers and match them with the number.