Children love completing repeating patterns. This repeating pattern product links to 2D shapes. A great activity to cut out the 2D shapes and glue them in the correct order.

This product is great to see if your children fully understand 2D shapes. Little challenge cards with questions.

This 2D shape picture mat can be used in your continuous provision along with any 2D shapes. Children create their own 2D shape picture on the mat then record how many shapes they have used and which shapes. This is a great tool to encourage children to talk about the 2D shapes and their properties.

This is a great tool for children to use during their mathematics lessons. Can be given out every lesson or displayed on the mathematics working wall. There are two sheets included in this product. A 100 square and a blank 100 square for children to complete themselves. It is a great visual prompt to support any child.

Let’s blast off into space with this fun space rocket addition product. Children have a visual number line to help support their understanding of adding.

Children love to play ‘What’s the time Mr Wolf’, so why not start this activity with a game first, but encourage them to make times on clocks before they move. This activity includes two sheets, one for the children to draw the hands on the clock and another to recognise the time on the clock. The focus is on o’clock.

This three page resource is great when learning about Chinese New Year. The numbers 0-10 written in Chinese, number and word.

This 4 page resource can be displayed in your classroom environment to show the children different vocabulary used within mathematics. Four colourful posters that can be laminated and used time and time again.

Children love different ways of learning and what a better way to learn number bonds to ten than with using this hand hand technique. Children can cut out the hands and then bending fingers down, they can show different number bonds to 10. E.g. 4 (fingers down) 6 (fingers up) 4 + 6 = 10 Use the hands then complete the part whole number sheets.

Do you students need a resource to help support them with their mathematics in class or at home? This maths mat is ideal for children in Year 1. A bright, colourful resource which once laminated can be used time and time again.

This product focuses on four 2D shapes: Square Triangle Rectangle Circle This colourful sheets allows the children to talk about the 2D shapes and decide on which box to glue them into. Lots of opportunities to encourage children to use the correct terminology to describe each shape and it’s properties.

A great colourful resource consisting of two pages for children to colour the 2D shapes, matching the coloured 2D shapes. This product can be reduced for individual children’s books or laminated/copied to be used in continuous provision.

This four page colourful product is ideal for shape recognition. A great resource to be laminated and left out in continuous provision along with 2D shapes for children to place on top of the shape pictures and white board pens to write their answers.

Sometimes seeing everyday objects can really help embed children’s understanding of 3D shapes. This colourful activity allows children to discuss the every day objects and decide which box they are going to glue them into. There are 24 every day pictures of objects for your children to sort through. A great opportunity to encourage them to talk about other 3D shapes they can see around their classroom, school, home etc.

This product is a fun activity for children to complete when learning about 3D shapes. It consists of two pages: Shape sorting 3D shapes Children are encouraged to talk about each 3D shape they cut out and explain which box they are going to glue them into. It is vital that children talk about the shapes properties, and that they use the correct terminology.

This 4 page product can be laminated and used in continuous provision. It is a great resource that encourages children to carefully count objects.

Ten frames are used to encourage children to count and understand values of objects. They make counting values simpler. We can use them for composing and decomposing numbers in relation to 5 and 10. They help form the basis for understanding place value in the future This product consists of four activities. Representing a number up to 10 on a ten frame Recognising an amount on a ten frame up to 10. Representing a number up to 20 on a ten frame. Recognising an amount on a ten frame up to 20.

Children love to learn about time. Having mastered o’clock, children then move onto half past the hour. Before completing the activity I suggest lots of practical work on small clocks, getting the children to move the hands. This activity has two sheets, one with missing hands and the other with clocks showing different times for the children to identify – linked to half past the hour.

These sheets focus on consolidating children’s understanding of o’clock and half past. There are two sheets, one with blank clocks for children to draw on the hands and the other with completed clocks for children to identify the correct time. These link with the other clock activities on here.

Want children to understand fractions? This is a great activity which involves children folding different shaped pizzas into different fractions. It is very visual and allows the children to really get involved. Great for those visual and kinaesthetic learners. It also encourages children to talk about their learning. Fractions pizzas can be cut out and glued into their books, or this activity allows for lots of photographic evidence.