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.

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

Sheet 1 is a handwriting practice sheet for the letter A - capital and lower case. Sheet 2 - children colour the things beginning with A, colour 5 apples and write the A words underneath.

Cards to cut out and play counting games. Children can match the flowers to the numbers and number words.

Recognising and matching numbers and number words to 10. 4 sets of tags or labels with numbers and number words. Use for matching numbers and words or to add to collections of objects up to 10.

3 worksheets with shapes for children to colour and label.

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.

10 circular cards suitable as number flashcards or posters. Add to your number or colour displays. Numbers are from 1 to 10.

2 worksheets where children practice writing within the lines of the days of the week.

Children will enjoy colouring the sweet bags to make them the same on page one. On page two, children can make all the sweet bags different using felt pens, pencils or crayons.

A counting and matching card activity for children learning to recognise, read and order numbers and number words to 12. Cut out the cards and laminate for durability and practical activities.

12 colour cards on 2 worksheets where children count the apples on the trees and write the numbers in the boxes. Use as 2 worksheets or cut out the cards, laminate and add to your number corner with dry markers.

Christmas wreaths to cut out and use for number work or displays. There are both numbers and number words from 1 to 10.

Here is a template for February 2021 that children can illustrate or add images or photographs to. There is an example here to share with them which may give them some ideas of their own.

Here is a template for March 2021 that children can illustrate or add images or photographs to. There is an example here to share with them which may give them some ideas of their own. Mother’s Day is marked. Children can add their own important dates.

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

Enhance your classroom with these creative number cards (1-8), available in colour designs and matching black-and-white versions. The resource links teaching counting, sequencing, and number recognition to art and design. You could enlarge the cards for children to paint and add to a number display. The included template invites children to explore their creativity by designing their own numbers with colours, patterns, and unique artistic expressions, making Number both educational and fun! Suitable for EYFS and KS1.

The Patch of Pumpkins Learning Strips is a fun resource designed for young learners in EYFS and KS1. Each strip features five pumpkins, available in both colour and black-and-white versions, useful for various hands-on activities. There are suggestions for using the resource included. Children can practice key early math skills such as counting, pattern recognition, number sequencing, and simple addition. The strips can be used to create a border for your worksheets or classroom displays. This resource encourages playful learning while reinforcing key math skills in an Autumn / Halloween themed context!

This resource is designed for young learners in EYFS and KS1, featuring counting cards from 1 to 6 with a transport theme. The set includes 8 colour cards that can be cut out, laminated and used in connection with your transport theme. Laminating ensures durability for repeated use. These cards are ideal for activities such as creating number tables, practicing counting, or as quick tasks for early finishers. Children can also learn new vocabulary connected with different vehicles.

Welcome to this dot-to-dot adventure! This resource is designed to help young learners practice connecting dots to form various shapes while improving their handwriting skills. Each of the five pages feature eight shapes with dot-to-dot outlines that children can follow. By connecting the dots, children practice fine motor skills but also enhance their shape recognition and early writing abilities.