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.

12 cards for children to cut, count and sequence with a fairground theme. There are also 12 number cards for them to match the pictures to.

3 sets of number cards from 1 to 10 on 3 different types of balls. There are 2 sizes - 2 to a page and 10 small ones to a page. Great for displays, Sports topics and recognising and ordering numbers to 10. cut and laminate for reuse.

Use these pizza cards for children learning to count to 6 and to copy patterns. Each pizza slice has between 0 and 6 tomatoes on for children to count and cover with counters. There are 3 boards which can be laminated for reuse. There are 2 boards with a number for children to count out and add red circles or counters to the pizzas. There is a board with the 6 blank pizzas and 1 showing dots from 1 to 6. The final board is blank for you to use how you want.

Children can add the missing numbers to 100 on the shells on the worksheet. There is also a template sheet where you can make your own worksheets.

3 worksheets for children to colour by numbers. Numbers up to 6.

A worksheet with a Space theme where children match numbers with number words. They can choose a colour for each number and colour in both the number and the number word to make them the same.

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.

A simple introduction to using number lines at KS1. Sheet 1 shows 3 number lines showing 0 to 10. Sheets 2 to 6 show 3 number lines with numbers omitted. Children name / write in the missing numbers. Laminate these sheets and they can be used over and again. Sheet 7 shows 9 addition questions with a number line for children to use to get the answers. Sheet 8 shows 9 subtraction questions with a number line. Sheet 10 is a template for you or the children to write their own sums.

A useful collection of number lines for teaching counting on, counting back, addition and subtraction and positive and negative numbers from -10 to + 10 Here is a number line for every child in your class! There are 30 bookmark style number lines to cut out and laminate for durability. Let the children choose their own from a range of designs including: Transport, Spring, Halloween, Bears, Pirates, Animals, Birds and many more.

A useful number line for teaching counting on, counting back, addition and subtraction within 10. Here is a number line for every child in your class! Numbers are from 0 to 10. There are 30 bookmark style number lines to cut out and laminate for durability. Let them choose their own from a range of designs including: Transport, Spring, Halloween, Bears, Pirates, Animals, Birds and many more.

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.

2 sets of cards to cut out showing numbers to 16 and number words. Children can match the words and pictures, order the numbers and use for maths activities such as addition or counting. Extend by asking children to mark out numbers in black or coloured sand or using chalk on black sugar paper.

Here are 5 pages of maths story cards for your cross curricular maths lessons. Each page has 6 picture cards with 6 corresponding question cards. Children read the questions and write the answers or say the answers. This tests comprehension as well as understanding and use of maths vocabulary. Numbers involved are up to 20 and there are some questions around measures too. Another activity that works well is to cut out all the cards and give them out in class so each child has one. Children put themselves into pairs if they have the correct picture card to go with the question card.

Flashcards showing numbers and number words from 1 to 20. Cut out, laminate and use as visual aids, for assessment, ordering numbers. Duplicate for matching games.

Here is a fun activity using 6 coloured blocks which children cut out from the sheet provided. Each block has a different word/s - beside, in between, above, under, below, next to. Children are given the tasks of a. recreate the patterns in the 3 patterns given b. create patterns of their own ensuring that the words make sense e.g. under must be under at least one other brick. You could make this a competitive game where children work in pairs or groups and see how many different combinations they can come up with. Extend / differentiate using less blocks or using lego or other blocks for practical activities.

EYFS or KS1 resource. A fun number activity set for learning numbers to 10, left and right and pairs. 1- Colour hands poster showing numbers 1 to 10 2 - Colour hands poster showing numbers to 5 and backwards from 5 3 /4 /5 - Outline hands to draw around, colour in or make into counting resources 6 - Colour the pairs to make them the same - activity sheet 7 - Colour the left hands to make them the same and the right hands to make them the same - activity sheet 8 - Number each hand. Colour the odds and evens in different colours - activity sheet

Here is an activity idea where children draw around their feet and hands, decorate them and sequence in size along with the other childrens’ hands and feet in class. There is a sheet saying what you need and an explanation of what to do and extension ideas. Included are hand and feet template for extra activities. Lots of opportunities for speaking and listening and using maths vocabulary such as big, bigger, biggest, smaller etc.

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

4 sets of different colour trucks for children to cut, count, order and match from 1 to 5. They will need to look carefully at the size, shape and number of wheels when matching encouraging close observation and discussion. Duplicate and laminate for more matching games and a reusable activity.