Preschool math for early childhood resources

EYFS Gingerbread Man Planning. Contains 1 week of Maths, English and Continuous Provision Planning for the Early Years. Used in a Reception Class.

Differentiated worksheets to help children understand different representations to numbers to 20 and 50.

Differentiated worksheets for partitioning numbers to fifty using the part whole model.

Differentiated counting forwards and backwards to twenty and fifty most suitable for year 1.

Included in this pdf are four circus-themed games and four recording sheets for students to practice identifying numbers 0-10. *Two matching games (digits + number words and digit + ten frame) *Two “Race to the Top” games by adding or subtracting one (0-5 or 1-10) *Four practice sheets to show what they know (number words 0-5 and 0-10) All games have a color and black/white version.

My latest teaching resource, called How many?, consists of 100 practice pages that deal with numbers from 1 to 20. How many? includes 5 types of worksheets and is filled with pictures to color. Visit http://mrmattie.com to downlaod a free sample.

Math Bundle for Pre-K Worksheets Common Core States Standard. Pre K Math Bundle Worksheets Common Core States Standards Aligned. But you can be used for any PreK Math Curriculum. This bundle covers all PreK Math topics. Just print out and use in your classroom. Kids will love to do these worksheets. You can be used these worksheets for class work, home work and assessments. Helpful teaching materials and examples are also included. Note: If you want any change or is there any mistake kindly write in Ask question tab. Following 155 worksheets are included.( Mostly worksheets are black lines) Writing numbers 1-10 Writing numbers 11-20 Count to 3 Count to 5 Count to 10 Count to 11-20 Numbers 1-10 cut and paste activity worksheets Five frame activity worksheets from numbers 1-5 Ten frame activity worksheets from numbers 1-20 Play dough activity worksheets from numbers 1-10 Stamp it up worksheets Worksheets for flat shapes Worksheets for solid shapes Comparing: Enough or not enough More, less or equal Larger or smaller numbers Largest or smallest numbers Positions: In and out On and under Inside and outside Left and right Left, middle and right Above and below Top and bottom Top, middle and bottom Above and over Beside and next to Behind and in front of Classify: Same and different Classify by colors Classify by shapes Patterns: Color patterns Size Patterns Shape patterns What come next? Size: Big and small Long and short Tall and short Light and heavy Holds more or less Compare height, weight and capacity Wide and narrow Money: Penny Nickel Dime Quarter Plus: Plus 1 Plus 2 Plus 3 Plus 4 Following teaching materials are included. Number Word Walls Numeral Cards Dot Cards Numeral Fill Card Five Frame Ten Frame 2D and 3D Shape Cards Positional Words Cards Comparing Size Words Cards Coin Cards Plus Sign Card

KS1 Literacy - The Ginger Bread Man - Dominoes Game This is a traditional dominoes game. Simply print and cut out the dominoes cards for pupils to get playing. This is a great resource for use as a plenary.

KS1 Literacy - The Gingerbread Man Text and Images - Reading Level A Explore text and images for the traditional tale of ‘The Gingerbread Man’. This text is pitched at reading level A, which is designed for pupils who are beginning to read simple sentences and shorter overall text independently. This resource is useful for retelling or writing tasks. For example, you can delete the column of text and ask pupils to retell the story or write their own versions.

KS1 Literacy - The Gingerbread Man Text and Images - Early Reader Level Explore text and images for the traditional tale of ‘The Gingerbread Man’. This text is pitched at early reader level, making it ideal for younger students, lower-ability learners or pupils with SEN. This resource is useful for retelling or writing tasks. For example, you can delete the column of text and ask pupils to retell the story or write their own versions.

KS1 Easter - Crazy Symmetrical Egg Creatures - Interactive Game This is a fun interactive game for pupils to make crazy symmetrical egg characters. Pupils click on the egg to add a funny face, ears and legs, and to change the egg colour. Click the plus icon to make another crazy egg creature. This activity provides a great opportunity to discuss symmetry and to use shape language. It can also act as a stimulus for pupils to draw or paint their own creatures, perhaps for a display on symmetry.

KS1 Easter - Paint and Easter Egg - Interactive Activity This Easter-themed interactive activity tasks pupils with decorating an egg with a symmetrical pattern. Pupils can choose the size of brush and colour to use. The drawing will automatically be mirrored on the other side, which creates an interesting effect that children will love! There is the option to decorate different shapes for pupils to explore symmetry with different shapes. This is a fun activity for pupils to explore independently. It is ideal to use in the run-up to Easter.

KS1 Easter - Repeating Patterns Easter Eggs Interactive Activity In this interactive activity, pupils place eggs of different colours and patterns onto the grid to start or continue a repeating pattern. Pupils make each egg by selecting the egg colour and then adding a pattern. For differentiation, in the settings, select whether to experiment with just colours or just shapes, or use both. This a fun activity for pupils to explore independently as a way of testing their symmetry skills. It is ideal to use in the run-up to Easter.

KS1 Easter - Patchwork Egg Symmetry Interactive Activity This Easter-themed interactive activity tasks pupils with decorating an Easter egg with a symmetrical pattern. Using the grid, pupils make a repeating, symmetrical pattern. Pupils pick the line(s) of symmetry, the shape of the grid and then use the coloured paintbrushes to fill the shapes. This is a fun activity for pupils to explore independently. It is ideal to use in the run-up to Easter.

KS1 Easter - Easter Egg Patterns - Dice Game In this dice game, pupils throw a dice to colour in sections of an egg according to which number is thrown. There are instructions that pupils must follow such as colouring in a certain number of squares a specific colour according to what number they rolled. The challenge is to keep the pattern symmetrical! There are three versions of the worksheet for differentiation with different lines of symmetry: vertical, horizontal, and both. This is a fun activity to us in the run-up to Easter for pupils to practise their symmetry skills.

KS1 Easter - Symmetrical or Not? - Easter Egg Creatures This tool is great for introducing the symmetry topic in a fun and engaging way. The tool generates random ‘Egg Creatures’ and pupils must decide whether each egg creature is symmetrical or not, explaining the reason for their answer. This is a fun and engaging activity to play with the whole class in the run-up to Easter.

KS1 Easter - Crazy Egg Symmetrical Creatures Activity This is a paper-based activity for pupils to make their own crazy ‘Egg Creatures’. Pupils add ears and feet to the egg bodies, as well as other decorations such as feathers and sequines. However, they have to make sure that their creature is symmetrical. This is a fun activity to use in the run-up to Easter for pupils to practise their symmetry skills.

KS1 Bonfire Night - Firework Pattern and Symmetry Worksheets This resource pack has a series of worksheets for practicing symmetry and repeating patterns. The rocket sequence worksheet requires pupils to continue to the patterns, colouring the rockets in the correct colour to complete the pattern. There are also blank versions for pupils to create their own pattern sequence. The rocket symmetry worksheet tasks pupils with colouring in rockets so that the pattern is symmetrical. There is also a sheet of big rockets that can be cut out to help pupils make patterns.

KS1 Easter - Egg Decorating Symmetrical Interactive Activity This interactive activity tasks pupils with creating a symmetrically decorated egg by dragging patterns onto areas of the egg template. Pupils can add the lines of symmetry they will be using, before choosing a background colour and adding patterns. This is a great activity for pupils to complete independently as they practise their symmetry skills. It is ideal to use in the run-up to Easter.

KS1 Easter - Egg Decorating Symmetry Worksheet These Easter egg templates help pupils to decorate the egg using either vertical or horizontal lines of symmetry. This is a great resource to use in the run-up to Easter for pupils to practise their symmetry skills.

KS1 Christmas - Ribbon Sorting Interactive Activity This is an interactive activity to sort ribbons based on their length. The ribbons only uncurl when you click on them. Pupils must then compare their lengths and sort them onto the correct shelves. This is a simple sorting activity that can be played with the whole class.

KS1 Christmas - Christmas Present Sorting - Interactive Game This Christmas themed interactive game tasks pupils with sorting presents. Pupils can choose to sort the presents by size, colour or shape. As they come off the conveyor belt, drag each present to the correct sack. A fun sorting exercise, ideal to us in the run up to Christmas.

KS1 Number - Symmetrical Patterns Interactive Activity This interactive activity tasks pupils with colouring the blocks in the rows, making sure they adhere to the vertical line of symmetry. This is a great tool to use for instruction with the whole class to introduce and demonstrate symmetry.

KS1 Measurement - Coin Recording Table Worksheet This is a simple recording table that can be used for different classroom activities. Pupils record the coins used to total a given price. This resource is useful for group activities and to practise money addition.

KS1 Geometry - Mouse Chase Interactive Game This is a two-player interactive game in which pupils must use the arrow commands to direct a mouse to collect the most cheese. The mouse that collects the most cheese is the winner! Encourage pupils to mentally plan a route to the nearest cheese and to think ahead. This is a great game for pupils to play in pairs, or to use with the whole class by splitting pupils into two teams.

KS1 Geometry - Interactive Drawing Tool This is an interactive drawing tool using directional arrows to control the virtual pen. This is a versatile tool and can be used for pupils to explore drawing 2D shapes and creating patterns. Pupils can also instruct a partner to move in certain directions.

KS1 Geometry - Naming Positions Interactive Activity This interactive activity practices positional language. Pupils choose the word that best describes the position of an animal at the picnic to complete the sentences. This is a useful resource to practise prepositions.

KS1 Geometry - Pollen Hunter Directions - Interactive Game This interactive activity tasks pupils with moving the bee around the field to collect all the pollen, whilst making sure the seagull doesn’t catch them! Pupils use the directional arrows to move the bee. Challenge pupils to collect all the pollen in as little moves as possible. This is a great resource for practising directions and movement.

KS1 Geometry - Naming Positions Interactive Activity This interactive activity practices positional language. Pupils choose the word that best describes the position of an animal to complete the sentences. This is a useful resource to practise prepositions.

KS1 Geometry - Positioning Shapes Interactive Game This is an interactive game that tasks pupils with arranging an assortment of shapes to make the given picture. Pupils use the language of shape, position and number to discuss how to make the picture. This is a great fun activity to play with the whole class or as an independent task for pupils.

KS1 Geometry - Shape Comparison Interactive Activity This interactive activity, complete with full audio support, helps pupils to practise comparison language. Pupils are tasked with changing the size of the shapes according to the instructions on the screen. Refresh the page to generate new instructions.

KS1 Geometry - Properties of Shapes Interactive Activity This interactive activity asks pupils to label shapes with their name and attributes, using the labels given or by writing their own descriptions. They can then sort the shapes into different groups, sorting them by different properties. This is a great activity for pupils to test their knowledge of shape properties and to spark discussion.

KS1 Geometry - Shape Lotto Game This is a fun activity for pupils to practise their shape recognition skills. Each pupil or group is given a base board. Cards are then pulled one at a time and matched to the correct shape on the board. There are 3 levels for differentiation: matching shape to shape, shape to name, or shape to description. This game provides plenty of opportunities to discuss 2D shapes and reinforce vocabulary.

KS1 Geometry - Shape Sort Worksheet This worksheet tasks pupils with sorting the shapes by colouring the same shapes in with the same colour. This is a simple exercise to practise shape recognition and start discussion about 2D shapes.

KS1 Measurement - Hickory Dickory Dock Interactive Activity This interactive activity is based on the nursey rhyme ‘Hickory Dickory Dock’. Pupils are tasked with setting the clock to the time given by the rhyme. There are two options of play: hour only, or hour and half hour. This is a fun activity to use with the whole class to practise positioning of hands on an analogue clock.

KS1/KS2 Measurement - Classroom Clock This is an interactive classroom clock, which is perfect to display on the interactive whiteboard and use for instruction or classroom activities.

KS1 Measurement - Three Bears at Breakfast - Measuring Capacity Interactive Game This interactive activity tasks pupils with filling the bowls and cups for the three bears, and making sure each bear has their correct food. Pupils can estimate how much it will take to fill the containers, and then see how close they are to the correct answer. This is a fun game to use as a plenary with the whole class for pupils to practise their estimation skills.

KS1 Measurement - Litres Estimation Interactive Activity This interactive activity helps pupils to explore estimation of capacity. Pupils must estimate how many litres it takes to fill a given container, then see how close they are to the correct answer. Click the cog to change the containers. This is a useful exercise for pupils to begin exploring capacity and measurement, as well as to practise their estimation skills.

KS1 Measurement - Capacity Estimation Interactive Activity This interactive activity helps pupils to explore estimation of capacity. Pupils must estimate how many of one container it takes to fill another, then see how close they are to the correct answer. Click the cog to change the containers. This is a useful exercise for pupils to begin exploring capacity and to also develop their estimation skills.

KS1 Measurement - Mass Vocabulary Mat This is a helpful word bank for reference during measuring tasks. Use it to encourage pupils to explore assessing and comparing different masses.

KS1 Measurement - Labelling and Sorting Size Interactive Activity This interactive activity asks pupils to level and sort animals of different sizes. Drag words from the word bank, or type in your own words, to describe the animals on the cards. These cards can then be sorted into two categories, based on your own criteria. This is a useful activity to use with the whole class to explore using comparative language.

KS1 Measurement - Capacity Estimation Worksheet This worksheet helps pupils to explore estimation of capacity. Pupils must estimate how many of one container it takes to fill another, then see how close they are to the correct answer. This is a useful exercise for pupils to begin exploring capacity and to develop their estimation skills.