Engage your youngsters in counting in multiples of ten with these fun task cards, supporting the math curriculum for Year 1 and Kindergarten aged children. There are 18 cards in the set with a different picture image, representing a multiple of ten for you to download. Children count the number of objects and choose the correct answer from the multiple choice selection. This can be done by using small pegs so they can clip the answer if you’re wanting a ‘no writing’ activity, or if the cards are laminated, they could use a dry wipe pen to circle the correct answer. These flashcards are so simple yet versatile and could be used as a warm up activity, small group work, math centers, interventions and homeschooling. If you’d rather use them as a worksheet, then simply print the pdf to glue into notebooks. However you choose to use them, your little learners will certainly develop confidence in counting in multiples of ten from 10 to 100 and keep them on track for applying such knowledge as they progress through the math curriculum.

Draw each digital time on the analogue clock to support knowledge and understanding of telling time with these versatile task cards designed for children. This printable resource is ideal to support the teaching and learning of time in both key stage 2 and elementary math curriculums. Once children are confident with matching digital and analogue times, they can then progress to calculate time durations using the same resource, building in experience of the 12 and 24 hour clock. Included in the download is a coloured template to use as task cards, a black and white version to photocopy and use for workbooks and 30 digital times, using both 12 and 24 hour clocks. You then have the freedom to print and make as many task cards and digital time cards as you need. Once they’re laminated, students can write on them with a dry wipe pen then erase so they can be used over and over again. These would be ideal to use as math centers, small group activities, partner work, interventions and in your homeschool environment.

If your little learners are learning about addition and subtraction then these cards would be ideal for math centers. There are 40 cards in total, 20 addition and 20 subtraction, focusing on the numbers 0-10 and designed in red Candyland theme colors to complement the Candyland classroom decor also available. The questions support the Math Curriculum and standards to be met. Each card has a cotton candy visual representation rather than a number, consolidating previously learned counting skills before adding them or subtracting them to find an answer. These cards are versatile, they can be enlarged using your printer settings to create flashcards for larger groups of children, or printed as they are currently designed, to create a math center activity. If you laminate them after printing, youngsters can write on them with a dry wipe pen, or simply copy them onto paper or in their notebook. This is a great resource for the busy teacher as there minimal prep needed - you can simply print, cut and go!

If your little learners are learning about addition and subtraction then these cards would be ideal for math centers. There are 40 cards in total, 20 addition and 20 subtraction, focusing on the numbers 0-10 and designed in red Candyland theme colors to complement the Candyland classroom decor also available. The questions support the Math Curriculum and standards to be met. Each card has a cotton candy visual representation rather than a number, consolidating previously learned counting skills before adding them or subtracting them to find an answer. These cards are versatile, they can be enlarged using your printer settings to create flashcards for larger groups of children, or printed as they are currently designed, to create a math center activity. If you laminate them after printing, youngsters can write on them with a dry wipe pen, or simply copy them onto paper or in their notebook. This is a great resource for the busy teacher as there minimal prep needed - you can simply print, cut and go!

If your little learners are learning about addition and subtraction then these cards would be ideal for math centers. There are 40 cards in total, 20 addition and 20 subtraction, focusing on the numbers 0-10 and designed in red Candyland theme colors to complement the Candyland classroom decor also available. The questions support the Math Curriculum and standards to be met. Each card has a cotton candy visual representation rather than a number, consolidating previously learned counting skills before adding them or subtracting them to find an answer. These cards are versatile, they can be enlarged using your printer settings to create flashcards for larger groups of children, or printed as they are currently designed, to create a math center activity. If you laminate them after printing, youngsters can write on them with a dry wipe pen, or simply copy them onto paper or in their notebook. This is a great resource for the busy teacher as there minimal prep needed - you can simply print, cut and go!

If your little learners are learning about addition and subtraction then these cards would be ideal for math centers. There are 40 cards in total, 20 addition and 20 subtraction, focusing on the numbers 0-10 and designed in red Candyland theme colors to complement the Candyland classroom decor also available. The questions support the Math Curriculum and standards to be met. Each card has a cotton candy visual representation rather than a number, consolidating previously learned counting skills before adding them or subtracting them to find an answer. These cards are versatile, they can be enlarged using your printer settings to create flashcards for larger groups of children, or printed as they are currently designed, to create a math center activity. If you laminate them after printing, youngsters can write on them with a dry wipe pen, or simply copy them onto paper or in their notebook. This is a great resource for the busy teacher as there minimal prep needed - you can simply print, cut and go!

Engage little learners in the world of numbers to ten this Valentine’s Day with these cute number cards to 10 and matching heart cards. Designed in baby pink, the A4 printables would be great for any math center activities, small group work and homeschooling, as youngsters consolidate their knowledge of number recognition to ten and corresponding amounts. Use as a simple matching game, a memory pairs game where children turn 2 cards to find a pair, have children draw the correct amounts to match the number or write the number to match the amounts, use to order numbers, count forwards to 10 or backwards from 10, missing numbers and much more…. These number card printables will add an element of fun and engagement to any Valentine’s Day activity, whilst helping to secure those all important early number facts in preschool, EYFS and Kindergarten. Use your printer settings to alter the size to create in A5 or A6 for table top activities and flashcards and watch the fun begin amongst your little learners

If you’re in need of some fun Valentines themed subitising activities for your EYFS or Kindergarten learners, then these are for you! Whether you choose black and white or colored pages, the choice is entirely yours. These activities have been designed to promote knowledge and understanding of how numbers to 5 are represented and presented to use in different formats, allowing children to build confidence with number sense through recognition, such as digits, tallies, dots and words. There are 12 heart themed pages included, 4 of which are black and white for students to add their own color and 4 already in color should you wish to laminate and keep for future use. The remaining 4 are different representations of numbers to 5 to develop knowledge and understanding of how numbers and amounts can be presented. Instead of using the number cards, you could also show the representations on wooden or plastic hearts, wooden numbers, pink Pom poms… and many more materials to suit your learning environment (not included). These short but fun subitising mats would be great for math centers, interventions and small group work. They are currently designed in A4 but you could use your copy settings to enlarge to A3. The printables make a valuable, fun contribution to your Valentines classroom to celebrate this loving season.

Unleash the fun amongst your youngsters this festive season wit( this simple but engaging Christmas symmetry drawing activity sheet. There are 8 cute, festive pictures to complete, using squares for guidance. Each picture will help to secure your little one’s understanding of symmetry and how to make both sides match using spatial awareness and observational skills. Not only will the activity help to secure vital math skills, it will also help to support visual perception, fine motor skills, resilience, concentration and creativity. Once the pictures have been completed, the worksheet can also be used as a coloring page. This is a no prep activity, saving you time and proving a quality resource for elementary children. This would be ideal for use as an early finishing task in math lessons, as a fun math center or a Christmas activity during Christmas week on party day. Simply print and use!

Snakes and Ladders is an old family favourite but have you ever thought about using it in your classroom? The game has versatility and can be used to support a range of needs and skills. This Christmas edition uses the same concept of snakes and ladders but is called candy canes and ladders instead, where players slide down the candy canes and go up the ladders. Fun and engaging, this Christmas game also has an additional twist, making players miss a turn or move forwards, backwards or roll a specific number on the dice. All of which will help to support and develop basic elementary math skills in counting, number sense, subitizing but it will also help to support and develop important social skills, such as patience, turn taking, celebrating the success of others, resilience and a whole lot more which our little learners often lack. Enjoy the build up to Christmas with this great educational learning resource and keep your youngsters entertained and learning without them realizing. Use this fun math game as part of your math centers, as small group work, intervention tasks and nurture activities, whether you’re in the elementary classroom, primary classroom, homeschool environment or just wanting simple traditional family entertainment then this printable pdf game is a great addition to your festive activities. Simply download, laminate for extra durability and use!

Engage your little learners with activities for making ten and help them retain important number facts that they’ll need throughout their school experience. Number bonds or pairs of numbers to ten are so important throughout the math curriculum and once students secure these facts, addition and subtraction, along with other arithmetic and basic operations will become accessible more easily. There are 10 quality worksheet activities included in the packet (where activities appear to have been duplicated, it is to accommodate both UK and US spelling of color in the description of the use of cents or pence notation) that are in line with common core standards within the math curriculum. Activities include ten frames, matching activities, missing numbers, mazes, counting, coloring and drawing to find pairs of numbers that add to make ten. Use these as a main lesson focus, for independent learning, math centers, homework or homeschooling activities and see your youngsters engage in number sense and facts to make ten. These are no prep activities, meaning you can simply download, print and use

Are you getting your next bulletin board ready for math display? These printable math cards are ideal for sharing key knowledge with children for using base ten materials, so they recognise thousands, hundreds, tens and ones. There are eleven cards in the set available as a digital download (A4 pdf). Each one is designed in calming colours and show different popular math symbols, including more than, less than, equal, as well as the four number operations. These would support kindergarten math within the elementary classroom, primary classroom, EYFS setting or homeschool environment. Download yours today and share this valuable math resource as part of your classroom decor to embed these basic math skills. Please note that this resource isn’t editable.

Are you looking for classroom display ideas? It could be that you’re looking for resources to support your child in maths at home? These digit cards come in a set of 24 with numbers from 0-9, the four operation symbols, a decimal point, place value headings and a pair of brackets. The cards are A6 ( a quarter of A4) making them ideal for small group and whole class teaching activities where children can rearrange numbers themselves to develop confidence and understanding. They are a pdf download so you’ll be able to use your printer settings to alter the size should you wish. When they’re not being used in group work, you can also use them for your Maths working wall display to support learning or turn them into smaller flashcards to resource math centers. They come in gentle boho colours so they don’t over stimulate the learning environment. A great universal teaching resource to support young learners in all learning environments.

If your learners are getting to grips with 2 digit numbers, place value and comparing, then these no prep worksheets are just what you need to add to your math centers, intervention sessions, homework or homeschooling, to save you time but also providing quality learning resources. There are 10 worksheets included in the download, engaging students in identifying and using more than or less than symbols, coloring true and false statements, finding the greatest numbers or the smallest numbers, adding missing numbers, using domino ideas, problem solving and a lot more so that they become more confident and secure in the value of tens and ones within numbers. These would be ideal for children in first and second grade (US) or Year 2 (UK) as they support the curriculum and standards with these age ranges in both countries. Watch their confidence develop as they use a range of vocabulary during math talk and begin to explain their answers using correct mathematical vocabulary they’ll practice by completing the different activities.

These 1 more and 1 less cards are a fun way to help young learners secure sequencing, addition and subtraction of numbers to 50, which is essential for early math development. In line with the math curriculum delivered in schools, the 30 cards included in this download (pdf) show a picture representation of base ten, ten frames and bead materials, encouraging children to count the amount then identify 1 more and 1 less. The cards are completely versatile and can be printed and laminated to use as lesson starters, math centers, small group activities and interventions. Children can write on them using a dry wipe pen before erasing and moving into another. Alternatively, you could print them on paper to use as a worksheet instead, to be glued into workbooks or place on your math working wall/bulletin board. There are 30 coloured card templates included in the set, without any additional prep needed once they’ve been cut and laminated. Use them in your Year 1, First Grade or Homeschool environment to help secure knowledge and understanding.

Learning about fractions can be a tricky concept for students, especially if they aren’t secure with multiplication and division facts. These fraction task cards are designed to support learners in finding unit fractions of amounts and then progressing to non unit fractions of amounts, using concrete materials to help with calculations. There are 9 coloured and 9 black and white A4 task cards to download (pdf) giving you the freedom to laminate and create math centers or use individually for work books and working walls. The fraction cards do from ½ up to 10/10 There are also 30 amount cards and a directions card in the lack. Using a range of everyday classroom objects such as, cubes, buttons, counters, Pom poms, Lego bricks etc, children gather the materials to match the amount on their card. They then split them equally according to the denominator on their task card. Once they’ve completed this, they will then be able to recognise, count and calculate non unit fractions of the amount. This is a great way to support learners who are still struggling with multiplication and division tasks. One way I’d use these in my classroom is to then take photographs of the completed task cards to create a valuable and meaningful fraction working wall. These would be ideal as differentiated tasks, early finishing tasks, small group support, individual investigation, interventions and as a whole class demonstration (enlarge to A3) or homeschooling. It’s a versatile resource to help youngsters become more confident and successful in grasping fractions!

Are you looking for fun resources with repeated addition and multiplication equations for your second grade learners? These quality arrays task cards focus on the 2x, 5x, 10x, 3x and 4x multiplication tables and representations as arrays. They are ideal for both the US and UK Math Curriculum to cover expected standards. Children can often struggle with the concept and need plenty of practice. There are 20 no prep activity cards prompting students to look at each array and identify the matching repeated addition equation and multiplication equation that describes the array. Learners can then clip the answers on each card with pegs or paper clips for interventions, small group work and math centers, or they can record both equations in their notebook so they can see how repeated addition and multiplications can represent the same value. The best thing is, once completed, students can use the included answer cards to peer or self assess answers, identifying misconceptions or receiving instant praise, knowing they’ve secured their knowledge and understanding. There are 4 cards per A4 page (pdf download). For extra durability I’d suggest printing into card stock then laminating so they can be used as often as needed. They would be great for classroom and homeschool math lessons as centers, support and interventions. Whilst these have been designed with second grade learners in mind, there’s scope to include them in 3rd and 4th grade too depending on prior learning and need for understanding. This would equate to Y3 and Y4 UK curriculum. Save yourself valuable time and use these no prep cards as part of your math lessons.

Winter Add and Subtract bar model problem solving Task Cards for 2nd Grade Math Do you find that your students can calculate simple addition and subtraction answers but struggle when it comes to problem solving? These high quality addition and subtraction task cards provide a great opportunity for students to apply their knowledge solving problems with a bar model representation. There are 20 no prep cards within the set, consisting of a mixture of two digit and three digit numbers, all set within a cute Winter theme. The problems have been designed with the second grade curriculum in mind (or Year 3 UK) and contain word problems with a bar model representation. Bar models are often included in assessment materials and can prove to be a difficult concept for some learners. Children need to read and solve the problem on each of the cards, using key language to determine whether an addition or a subtraction calculation is needed. They can work out answers on a whiteboard and then record on the provided recording sheet, or ask them to show their working out in their notebooks. There’s also an answer sheet provided to encourage self or peer assessment, or it can be used as a quick reference guide to speed up teacher marking. The task cards would be ideal for 2nd Grade math centers, small group work or even interventions/challenges for 2nd or 3rd grade children. They would also be suited for homeschooling, ensuring that learners access problems at the expected level or grade. Creating word problems can be a chore when planning resources. Take the stress out of such preparation, knowing these questions meet curriculum standards, providing fluency and challenge for your students, saving you a lot of time! The pdf download includes: A5 direction card A4 recording sheet (black and white) A4 answer sheet - coloured Winter theme 20 problem task cards with a Winter theme background (4 per A4 page) Once they’re printed, laminate them for extra durability and use as often as you like to secure problem solving skills with addition and subtraction.

Dive into the world of arithmetic with my set of progressive and engaging subtraction worksheet printables, suitable for 7-9 year olds. The worksheets have been designed to build upon concrete and pictorial skills taught in schools so that your little one becomes confident in using the popular column method for subtracting larger numbers and does so with increased ease. This set focuses on subtracting with an exchange (borrowing as we knew it back in the day!) using pictorial and abstract concepts. Worksheets include subtracting two 2 digit numbers, subtracting a 2 digit from a 3 digit number and subtracting two 3 digit numbers. As a primary school teacher myself, these concepts have been part of the curriculum for years and the activities you find here will support your child’s application and knowledge in column subtraction, whether these are used in the classroom, as part of home schooling or as extra practise at home with adult support. Give your child the chance they need to master this method and apply it confidently throughout the rest of their math’s education! This math printable set includes 20 subtraction worksheets for you to download in pdf and print.

Dive into the world of arithmetic with my set of progressive and engaging subtraction worksheet printables, suitable for 7-9 year olds. The worksheets have been designed to build upon concrete and pictorial skills taught so that your little ones becomes confident in using the popular column method for subtracting larger numbers and does so with increased ease. This set focuses on subtracting without exchanging, including 2 digit subtraction and 3 digit subtraction. Worksheets include subtracting two 2 digit numbers, subtracting a 2 digit from a 3 digit number and subtracting two 3 digit numbers. These are perfect for 1st, 2nd and 3rd Grade who are insecure with subtracting using this method, or children in Year 3 and 4 (UK). As a primary school teacher myself, these concepts have been part of the curriculum for years and the activities you find here will support your child’s application and knowledge in column subtraction, whether these are used in the classroom for early finishing tasks, as part of your math centers, as part of home schooling or as extra practice at home with adult support. Give your child the chance they need to master this method and apply it confidently throughout the rest of their math’s education!