Time flashcards: Days of the Week, Month, Year, Week, Season, Term.

A fun cut out activity for National Teddy Bear Day or a topic on Bears or Toys. Create into pairs games or Lotto boards. Match bears Match bears on chairs Match colour to black and white bears Lovely designs of chairs that children will enjoy colouring in too.

Young children will enjoy this game of colour sorting and matching. There are 9 colour words and splats to match to 9 pictures for each colour. Cut out and laminate and reuse.

A great way to introduce colour and sorting with these colour worksheets. Children count how many dogs and cats of each colour and write the numerals in the boxes. Combine with practical colour or toy animal sorting. Useful homework sheet or Home Learning activity too.

3 colour matching activities where children use the keys to colour the pictures.

A powerpoint for the Smartboard on the theme of Pirates. Children count items up to 10 and at the end try to recall how many of each item there were. The slides can be printed out and used on displays or in counting activities.

Link in with your Science lessons about materials and let children enjoy counting up to 10 wooden objects.

A fun way to teach addition and subtraction within 10. Use on the smartboard or children can work on this on the computer at home or at school. I like to add some practical work here and use large dice alongside the game. Good for pairs or small group work too.

Colour food photographs are used here to help children learn to count up to 10. The slides can also be printed off and used as posters or for a display.

Share on the Smart Board or print off as posters. A speaking and listening activity based on the school timetable and the days of the week. See what the children get up to on each day of the week. Good for ordering, sequencing and as an inspiration for children to make their own posters or pictures of their own timetable.

Have fun counting to 5 with these slides which can be printed off and used in your lessons or for displays. Themes are Toys, Fruit, People and Clothing. Links with Ourselves and the above themes.

Here are 10 slides for your Smart Board or for you to print out and use for activities on Number, Water or an Animals topic. They also make a nice display for the classroom wall.

A first introduction to fractions with a whole, a half and a quarter. Use as slides on the Smart Board or print out for display or activities.

A collection of activities with a winter clothing theme and a maths link. Children can match and colour gloves and mittens to make them the same. They can design their own gloves. There are matching cards to cut out and laminate and use for matching, sorting, making pairs. There is a worksheet for children to colour each hat differently. Suitable for EYFS and KS1

36 pictures of things that *work * for children to discuss and sort into rooms of the house where they might be found. Children can cut and paste pictures or use the grids to write lists.

These 8 worksheets give children a chance to practice their handwriting skills and pencil control. Left handed children may find these easier than traditional symmetry sheets. Each sheet gives children two pictures to complete.

A dominoes game for EYFS and KS1 with a kids Keep Fit theme. Cut and laminate for pairs and matching games and speaking and listening. Links with Ourselves topic work. Some blank dominoes are included for your use or for children to draw in. There are 27 pages with 4 dominoes on each.

Young children will enjoy making this Christmas card and at the same time counting logs to 10.

2 activities based on the rainbow colours. There are 6 colour rainbow patterns to continue /complete on flags and 6 on rainbows.Children colour in the missing colours from the rainbow sequence. There are 2 worksheets with 6 outline shapes for the flags and 6 for the rainbows. Activities Name the colours in sequence Complete the colour patterns on the rainbows and rainbow flags Make patterns of your own on the black and white outlines Can you make each of the six outlines different?

EYFS and KS1 children will enjoy cutting out the 5 sets of Christmas characters and matching and ordering them from 1 to 6. Each set of characters has 1,2,3,4,5 or 6 presents in a pile for children to count. Children can match the characters with the same number of presents and order each set.