This resource is great to use for reception aged children when learning addition up to 20. Can be used as a little starter activity or in a main lesson.

This is a resource which is great to use when children are starting to learn about odd and even. Children can write odd numbers on the left side of the street, and even numbers on the right side of the street. Then children can decorate how they would like. The road can be folded twice on the large grey line.

This is a lesson resource for a computing lesson on online safety. Get the children up and about and asking each other the questions. Discuss after wether these questions are safe to answer or talk about online.

Children to look around the classroom to see if they can find objects which are less than, greater than and a subtraction. Great as a little starter or an activity which gets children moving around. 3 questions!

In this starter activity children use jelly beans to measure. For example: Which is longer? 5 jelly beans or a paper clip. These questions come on a task card, could be completed in pairs or individually. 8 question cards.

This is a great way to start a selection of computing lessons. Find out what the children need to learn throughout the next sequences of a lesson.

This is a great game to use as a starter activity. Children to complete the addition using tens and ones. There are 8 cards with 8 answers to choose from. The cards include numbers from 0-100 and support crossing ten.