Children can use this worksheet when learning about or consolidating number 8. They can count, trace, write and talk about the pictures.

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.

6 activities here with a Bowling theme for children learning to count or consolidate numbers to 20. Match the skittles - numbers up to 10 - draw a line or cut and order Write the numbers to 20 on the skittles Write the number words to 20 on or under the skittles Match the skittles to 10 with the corresponding bowling balls Add up the numbers of the skittle groups and write the number in the ball/circle Make some skittle sets of your own up to 20

12 black and white posters showing each of the Star Signs. Colour and make into a classroom display or use as visual aids. There is also a 12 grid with the names of the Star Signs for children to cut and paste onto or draw the symbols onto. There is a grid with all 12 of the symbols for children to colour in, name, sequence or cut and paste. Links to maths, time, measures.

A good activity to run alongside your number work and practical dice activities. Children count the dots on each dice and write the numbers. They could then cut and order them. Sheet 2 is for children to add the correct amount of dots onto each dice. Sheet 3 is a template for you or the children to make their own dice. Links to 3D shape work and properties of shape.

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.

An EYFS / KS1 Data Handling Activity linked to Science. 4 pages of colour cards for children to name, sort and classify including: Nature Animals Foods There is also a blank template for you to use for drawing, pasting or adding more of your own pictures.

8 colour jars containing a range of items from 1 to 8. Children count the objects in each jar. 4 activities - Sweets, fruit, toys and cars. Children cut out the jars and order them. They can also cut out the number jars and match. There is a blank jar template included.

3 worksheets in black and white. 1- complete the picture 2 - draw half a picture or shape and ask a friend to complete it 3 - draw a quarter of a picture or shape and ask a friend to complete it

An activity for children learning to count to 8 3 sets of cards showing: numbers to 8 number words to 8 shapes to 8 Children can colour in, cut and match.

A 2D shape and counting resource for KS1 Pages 1 and 2 show colour shapes with the number of sides written inside Children can count the sides to make sure the numbers are correct Cut these out, too, for flashcards or displays Page 3 shows a colour worksheet where the numbers are removed from the shapes and the children add them in Pages 4,5, and 6 show worksheets with black and white shapes where children count the sides and write them in the shapes

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

Worksheets where children recognise and write the times in different ways in the spaces underneath the clocks and watches and the column at the side. Clocks include those with Roman Numerals and times using minutes, half hours and hours. Sheet 4 gives space for children to add the hands of the clocks and watches to make the times. Sheet 5 is a template for you or the children to make your own time worksheets.

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.

3 sets of number cards with a football / soccer theme. Numbers to 20 in words on footballs Numbers to 20 on footballs Pictures of footballs up to 20 Duplicate, cut and laminate for matching and counting games.

12 pairs of 2D shape cards for cuttting out and matching, or for use as visual aids or displays on shape. Shapes : circle, oval, square, rectangle, heart, star, cross, triangle, diamond, pentagon, octagon and hexagon.

A 10 slide power point game for nursery / EYFS children learning about size / measures. Each slide shows 2 objects and children decide if they are the same size or different. The answer appears on the click of the switch.

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.

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.

This activity introduces children to using numbers to make an alphabet code. Children work out the value of each letter of the alphabet and then using addition, work out a total for each of the names. There are 2 names for each letter of the alphabet shown on the first worksheet. There is a grid for children to write the numbers under the names and an answer sheet to check if they are correct. There are some lesson or activity ideas provided on the final page for literacy and maths activities. Numbers involved are up to 101 and then using a calculator over 100.