A simple FREE interactive whiteboard maths game to support the development of children’s early number skills. Develops number knowledge and pairs of numbers to ten. Children are invited to subitise the spots on the domino from one to five (see how many without counting) and click on how many more spots makes ten. This game fits well with WhiteRose Maths Spring Term Unit planning Growing 6,7,8 and Building 9,10 (though is not endorsed) and supports conceptual subisiting skills - a key early learning goal in Reception. This interactive maths game can be used to introduce different ways of making amounts to ten. It can be an ideal introduction to independent learning activities and maths investigation, exploring domino patterns and different ways of making amounts to ten. For example, children can match and sort all the different ways of making ten and begin to create and design their own arrangements. This game is easily editable and 40 slides in length. This maths game can be played as a whole class or during small-group or 1-1 adult-led sessions. It could also be used to assess whether children are able to confidently recognise their number bonds to ten. If you enjoy using this FREE IWB Maths game with your class please give us a positive review. You may also like to join our growing online community on Twitter @EyfsGames to hear about our latest games. Share a positive review of our IWB Maths games on Twitter (or on TES) during the next six months and we can send you a game of your own choice to say thanks for all your support.

An ideal activity to support the celebration of Children in Need Day with a spotty theme - The Great SPOTactular - count the spots. This is a simple FREE IWB game to develop children’s early sense of number using amounts from 1 to 5. Ideal for modelling and exploring the 5-frame with five spots. (26 slides in length) How many spots can you see in the 5-frame? Children are invited to click on the matching symbolic number. This game works well as a whole class teaching tool or as a small guided group session. Children could make their own patterns to match those shown using practical resources (i.e., counters or playdough) and use their creativity to design their own representations of different amounts during continuous provision. An easy to adapt resource to support teaching and learning - children could be asked what is one more or one less than the amount shown in the 5-frame.

A simple FREE IWB maths game designed in PowerPoint to develop early number comparison skills. Children are presented with varying amounts of fruit in each ten-frame. Children are invited to click on the ten-frame showing the most or fewest fruit. 23 slides in length. This interactive game is ideal for developing mathematical language using ‘more’ and ‘fewer’. An additional challenge can be to ask the children how to make both frames show the same amount. If you enjoy using this game then please leave us a positive review. Many thanks.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support the development of children’s subitizing skills - the ability to instantly recognise number amounts from 1 to 5 (without counting). Children are presented with different arrangements of pancakes from 1 to 5. Children identify the number of pancakes shown and click the matching number card. This is an ideal activity to develop subitizing skills. An ideal activity for whole class teaching with the theme of pancakes. As a follow up activity children can make their own play-dough pancakes and arrange their pancakes in different ways using the play-dough boards. This also works well as a small group follow up activity - For example, by asking the children “Can you make me (x amount) of pancakes with the play-dough?” “Show me (x amount) of pancakes.” Ideal for assessing ELGs in a fun way.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint, to support the development of children’s early number skills. Children say the number of pirate coins shown in the ten frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. Help the pirate count all the treasure. Ideal for sharing on the interactive whiteboard to support children’s early number recognition within 10. This maths game progresses to looking at how many more coins need to be added to make 10 in the the ten frame. All number bonds are explored. This resource also includes ten-frame templates displaying arrangements from 1-10 coins -these can be printed and laminated and are ideal for follow up counting activities during independent learning. If you enjoy using this Maths game, please leave us a positive review. You are also invited to join out growing online community on Twitter @Eyfsgames to hear about our latest games. Post a positive review in the next six weeks and we will send you any game of your choice to say thanks for your support.

A simple IWB Maths game designed in PowerPoint to support the development of early number skills. Links well with Spring Term WhiteRose Maths and developing number knowledge within 10. This game will work well as part of whole-class teaching and or small guided group session. In this game, children are presented with four dominoes and have to identify which domino is the odd one out. The game is 22 slides in length and easily editable. If you like this game please leave us a positive review and follow us on Twitter @EyfsGames to hear about our latest games. Many thanks.

Ideal to model and engage early counting skills. A simple interactive game, designed in Powerpoint to support early counting skills from 1 to 10 using a ten-frame. Children are invited to count the number of footballs in the ten-frame and click on the matching numeral on the number track. Amounts from 1 to 10 are presented in the slides in varying arrangements. Easily editable content.

A simple IWB game designed in Powerpoint to develop children’s knowledge of place value and recognise amounts from 10 to 20. Help Mr Penguin count on from ten and work out how many spots there are altogether in the ten-frames. Amounts from 10 to 20 shown. Children are shown an amount from 10 to 20 uisng ten-frames and need to identify the matching number digit card. Ideal to support and model counting on from 10. 10 in my head count on three…11, 12, 13. Easily editable content.

A simple maths game, designed Powerpoint to support children’s knowledge of number bonds to 10. Children count the Easter eggs and say how many more eggs would make 10. Children click on the matching numeral that would make 10. An ideal starter activity for whole class teaching about number bonds. A good visual method to build fluency with number pairs to 10 using a ten-frame.

A simple interactive maths game, designed using Powerpoint, ideal for modelling number bonds 1 to 10 on the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching with a Winter Olympics Snowboarding theme. Children are asked to click the matching number bond to make each calculation correct. All number bond pairs are presented in the slides.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support the development of subitizing skills in EYFS. Ideal for sharing on the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching and learning. Great as a mental warm up / starter activity. Children are presented with 1 to 5 hearts in a variety of different arrangements. Children are encouraged to subitize (instantly say the number of hearts without counting) and click on the matching number. Fifteen different arrangments are shared in the slides. At the end of the slides 12 smaller flash cards showing different arrangements for 5 are shown to explore different ways of arranging the hearts. This leads to an exploratory activity during independent learning where children can investigate all the different ways of arranging 5 chocolate hearts in a box with nine spaces.

A simple interactive counting game, designed in Powerpoint to support the development of children’s early counting skills from 1 to 10. This counting game will support children’s one to one number correspondence and number recognition. A variety of mini-beasts are presented on each slide from 1 to 10 for children to count. Children count how many mini-beast and click the matching numeral on the number track to practice their counting skills. Ideal for whole class teaching and learning using the interactive white board. This resource also includes ten-frame templates from 1-10 showing mini-beasts (bees) in various arrangements. These templates can be printed off and laminated for use in independent learning activities. Easily edited to suit your own needs.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s mathematical development. Children count the number of snowboarders presented in each tens frame and calculate what would be one more and one less. Children click the correct answer on the number line. This activity is ideal for modelling the vocabulary of one more and one less using the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early counting skills. Ideal for modelling counting on the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching and learning. Children learn how to use a tens counting frame to count the dinosaurs from 1 to 10. This is quickly progressed to exploring number pairs. Children are asked to say how many more dinosaurs make 10. All number pairs are explored.

A simple interactive counting game using a ten frame, designed in Powerpoint to support children’s early counting skills. Children can use their best robot voices to count how many counters and click the matching number on the number line. This progresses to asking how many more counters need to be added to make 10. An ideal teacher modelling activity on the interactive whiteboard to reinforce children’s knowledge of number bonds.

A simple maths game, designed in Powerpoint that is ideal for sharing via the interactive whiteboard as a whole class maths starter. Children are presented with a ten-frame showing different amounts of farm animals from 1 to 10 and have to click the matching numeral on the number line. Later on, this progresses to asking the children how many more animals would be needed to make 10. This activity reinforces children’s knowledge of number bonds using the ten-frames. This Powerpoint includes ten-frames showing various farm animals from 1 to 10 and is easily editable. The ten-frames can be printed out and laminated as an independent follow up activity that can be used in a variety of different ways.

A simple number ordering game, designed in Powerpoint that is ideal for sharing on the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching and learning with an Easter theme. Children are presented with 3 numeral cards and have to determine whether the cards are correctly or incorrectly ordered. Children / teacher can click ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to show whether they think the three numerals are ordered correctly. Nine different numeral sequences are included. Please note that, the slides are easily editable to include sequences of 3 numerals beyond 10 if you wish to add greater challenge. The Powerpoint also includes smaller numeral ordering cards (x7) ideal for supporting children with special educational needs.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support counting skills from 1 to 10 using a ten-frame. Children are invited to count the number of spiders in the ten-frame and click on the matching numeral on the number track. Amounts from 1 to 10 are presented in the slides in varying arrangements. This resource also includes Spider themed ten-frames showing amounts from 1 to 10. Easily editable content.

A simple interactive maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support number recognition and cardinality to 20. Ideal for modelling counting skills on the interactive whiteboard as part of whole class teaching, using a ten frame for number up to 20. Links well with WhiteRose Maths planning for Building 9 and 10 and 20 and Beyond. Children count the number of racing cars at the Grand Prix presented in the ten-frames. Amounts from 1 to 20 are displayed. Children identify and click on the matching number card to show how many cars are displayed in the ten-frame. Easily editable to suit your needs. This Powerpoint also includes car racing ten-frames templates (cards from 1 to 10) that can be printed off and laminated to support independent learning activities.

A simple IWB maths game, designed in Powerpoint to support early number recognition and counting skills with a Curling event Winter Olympic theme. Children count the number of curling stones in the ten-frame and click the matching numeral on the number track. An ideal activity to support early counting skills. This IWB maths game can be easily be adapted to include other arrangements of curling stones in the ten-frame that you wish.