100 square decorated

Teddy Numberline 0-10

Snowman numberline 1-10

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Numeracy worksheets - Make your own

To make these even easier to use:

Open the image
Right click and save to your computer
Open your clipart gallery and import the jellybeans into your clipart gallery. You can then just insert them into a word document very easily.

Have fun!

You can make your own Jellybean worksheets with these images

Here is one I made in about 5 minutes

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KS1 Christmas numeracy activities

I thought this book looked interesting. If anyone buys it then please leave a comment on this post to let us know what it was like

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Numberline 0-10 for children with SEN

I have made this numberline to help children who do not recognise their numbers yet. I thought it might help them to understand the concept of numbers.

Reindeer number lines 0-10

Reindeer number lines 0-10

Number formation

Here are some number formation strips I have just made. You can print, laminate and use over and over again.

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One more and one less

Child to throw a die or pick a digit card and write the number in the middle. Child then works out one more and one less. Can they spot the pattern?

Print several copies, laminate and they can be used over and over again.

Number bonds to 10

Print these, stick back to back and then laminate for number bond practise.

Magnetic numbers for interactive whiteboard

I love this

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More and Less

Difficult concept for some children. This is a nice little activity for the IWB.

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Millionaire Maths

Play 'who wants to be a millionaire?'

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Domino maths

I just found this on the internet and thought it would be very useful. Ways to use dominoes in Maths. I used to spend hours with my children playing with dominoes and we used to make up different games with them.

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I just made this simple template for making dominoes you could use them for numeracy or for word matching. Click the image and then right click and save to your computer. Insert into a word document and stretch to fit the page.

Virtual number dice

I thought this looked useful especially on an IWB.

Virtual dice
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Packs of playing cards and lots of maths games

You can do so much with a couple of packs of playing cards to teach maths.

I found these links which are fantastic

Click here and its 3/4 of the way down the page on the right hand side


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Numeracy mats

I found these today which are brilliant. Great for keystage 2 children.

Maths mat
Maths mat
Maths mat
Maths mat this one is suitable for Keystage one children

Addition game - combining 2 numbers under 12

A very simple game but lots of fun. You will need two dice numbered from 1 - 6 and lots of counters. Children to throw the two dice in turn and add the two numbers together. They then cover up the relevant number on their number strip. The first one to cover up all their numbers wins.

Adding caterpillar

Click the image and then right click and save to your computer. Insert the image into a word document set for landscape. Laminate and then write a number in the first section with a dry wipe pen. Children have to add one or add two etc to that number and continue until they reach the head section. You can make up alsorts of rules to differentiate children's abilities.

Numeracy game - to encourage counting on

Click the image and the right click and save to your computer. Insert into a word document and print out.

Write numbers in each of the tiles, I am using 1-5 for my little group. Children have to throw a dice and move that number of spaces. Which ever number they land on they have to collect that number of counters. The next time they throw they have to collect the counters and add them onto the number of counters they have already collected. The one who has won the most counters at the end of the game is the winner.