Here is a fun way to introduce or work with number lines at KS1 from 0 to 10. This activity has a flower theme but the templates included allow you or the children to make their own themed number lines e.g. transport or toys. Sheet 1 shows 2 number lines with a flower or leaf at each number. Cut and laminate the sheets so children or groups of children can use them. Sheet 2 asks children to use the Flower number line to write down the numbers of each picture. They then use the Flower number line to answer 3 addition questions and write / draw the answers. Sheet 3 asks children to use the Flower number line to draw the pictures for each number. They then use the Flower number line to answer 3 subtraction questions. Sheet 4 is the template number line for children to add their own themed pictures to. Sheet 5 is a template question sheet for you to fill in.

10 posters with a football theme. Showing numbers and number words to 10. Children can count the footballs on each poster. Makes a great classroom display or frieze and useful visual aid for teaching numbers.

5 posters for display or visual aids for teaching number to 5. Each poster shows a different ball, a number and number word. The activity included is for children to match up 5 ball cards with 5 number cards.

A set of posters with a fruit theme. Numbers are from 1 to 10 with a different fruit on each poster. Children can read the numbers, number words and count the fruit on each poster. Great for display, as a visual number aid and as a classroom frieze.

4 sets of number cards from 1 to 12 on notepads: Ordinal number - 1st, 2nd etc Numbers to 12 Number Words Months of the year Children can match the four types of cards e.g July - 7, Seven, 7th month Useful staple resource to have in your maths cupboard - cut and laminate for durability and a variety of uses.

Here is a fun memory game for children to see if they can recognise numbers, remember their sequence and record what they recall. It starts off easy with numbers in order 0 to 9 and then goes to sequences of 3, 4 and 5 numbers. The last slide is all the numbers in a different order. There is a recording sheet added for children to use. Edit the PPT to suit your pupils. To play - click and each number will appear and then the whole sequence on that slide. You can go at whatever speed you want giving children chance to get the idea and then memorise the numbers. SEND pupils may benefit from having the colours to help them.

Circular flashcards from 1 to 20 with numbers and number words. Good as visual aids and to compliment number work as well as on displays.

A data handling resource which shows children examples of circular bar charts. Page 1 - 6 examples of bar charts in percentages Page 2 - Children add the percentage numbers into the circles to show their understanding. Page 3 /4 - Children draw / colour into the outer circles to represent the bar charts e.g. 35% or 5%. Page 5 - Blank template for you or the children to use. Links to Percentages as well as data handling.

4 colour posters and 4 black and white posters or worksheets for children to colour in when learning about the number 3.

5 worksheets from number 1 to number 5. Based on the Twelve Days of Christmas children can identify the 3 French hens, 4 calling birds etc. There are things to talk about such as shapes and their sides and numbers to read, write and trace.

Children can identify the numbers to 10 and colour them to match the colour poster or sort using their own colours. An extra challenge is for children to work out which number is missing!

This is a fun activity for young children learning to recognise their numbers from 1 to 10. Each number has a colour box. Children locate the numbers and colour them the same as the box. They could then count how many of each number they found. Extend for more able pupils - ask them to add up all the numbers in each row, or all of the number 2s etc. There is a blank template included for you to use for higher numbers.

This activity links numbers and rhymes for KS1. 2 number nonsense rhymes with numbers 1 to 10. Children read the rhymes, count the objects and match to the number words and then colour the pictures. There is also a template for children to make up their own nonsense rhymes.

Children will enjoy cutting and ordering these cartoon number cards from 0 to 10. They make a nice classroom display or frieze too. There are small cards that can also be cut, ordered and matched to the larger ones.

4 sets of each number 0 to 10 colour flashcards. Each set is different. Number cards can be sorted into the same e.g. all wooden numbers, or all the same numbers. Cut and laminate for everyday use or to add to your maths corner.

4 maths worksheets for children using dominoes. Pages 1 and 2 - Children add up the two numbers on a domino and write the answer. Page 3 - Children use their thinking and problem solving skills to work out the domino patterns on each row and then complete them. Page 4 - Children multiply the numbers on each domino and write the answers underneath. Numbers are up to 36. Combine with actual dominoes for more fun practical activities.

An introduction to young children learning to add up to 10 with the use of a number line. There are 2 sheets for children to work out the answers. Sheet 3 is a template for teachers to use to add more addition sums onto. Sheet 4 is a template that you can add numbers to and use for addition or subtraction.

Children will enjoy cutting up these flashcards and putting them in order to make number lines. Numbers come in pairs and can be used in different ways as shown - such as straightforward number order or a domino effect matching 2 to 2 etc. Laminate and the cards can be used for different activities. Show as individual flashcards and children could say what number comes before, after or next. There are 4 cards per page to give you an idea of size.

3 worksheets showing 6 sets of 3 numbers. Children can add these together. They can use blocks to help them, or a calculator. More advanced activities include multiplying the 3 numbers and finding out which set is the largest on each page. There is a template sheet included where the teacher or children could add 3 numbers of their own within 12 or over, depending on the objective. The circles are colour coded to assist children e.g. all zeros are coloured in red.

4 activity sheets to support learning of number words from zero to nine. Match the numbers and number words. Colour them the same. Label the candle numbers with number words. Count the objects in each picture and write the number words. Write number words in each number outline.