Preschool math for early childhood resources

Year 1 / 2 Phonics , Reading , Numeracy Teaching Packs for weeks of lessons (Maths, Number, Shape, Mastery, literacy, phonics) A range of activities suitable for use in year 1 or 2 to support teaching of 'a variety of literacy and numeracy topics' in maths and English . This Bundle contains 10 Resource Packs. Example of 1 Resource Pack: Maths planning, resources and flipchart to support the teaching of 'one more one less' over a week with opportunities to show mastery. Used effectively in a mixed ability year 1or 2 class. Resources include worksheets as well as opportunities for practical maths with printed resources. This pack includes.... 1 x Five Sessions detailed planning unit of work document 9 x Different worksheets/handouts/ Learning objectives 1 x FLIPCHART to support teaching of the unit key words - Maths, number, mastery This bundle contains nine other resource packs. See individual descriptions for more information. This bundle would work really well with my other KS1 and KS2 Educational 2017/2018 resources, planning documents and Quizzes. Over 40+ in total. Why not take a look at a few of my best sellers.... Literacy Whole School Quiz Bundle ‘Making friends’ with help from the Simpsons Identity and Self Esteem (SEAL) Looking after our environment How to eat healthy Learning about Gender with Disney 3x Literacy Book study Resource collection Year 1 & EYFS 5 Week Continuous Provision Planning Document Click on my name to see my full shop containing lots more useful free and paid assemblies, quizzes and lesson powerpoint resources for Phonics, Literacy, Numeracy, RE, Citizenship, English, Careers and PSHE.

Included in this bundle is: A long Observation Proforma with key prompts to make observing simple. A Reading Observation Proforma with key prompts to make observing reading simple. Numeracy Assessment Grid for recording on-entry baseline and termly progress in Numeracy Phonics/Literacy Assessment grid for recording on-entry baseline and termly progress in phonics A shape assessment grid for recording children's knowledge of simple 2d shapes.

This is a BUNDLE of 10 Math Games, that cater for a pair of students or small group activity. These make organising Math Centres easy and fun. These are dice games, most 6-sided dice. There are 10 games, that once you print, laminate and store are ready to use. Great fro BTS organisation. The games target dice patterns, thinking about probability, logic and chance: quick mental addition: multiplication (times tables) Some of these games are familiar, old pen and paper ideas, but once I made laminated boards the students took more care and paid attention: the games had become popular activities. In the beginning students started finger pointing to count the dice dots, but they learned the patterns very quickly. Some of the games are multi-levelled so students can begin playing with an easy version, then move to more difficult as their understanding grows. I have a group of Yr6 boys who use 30 dice to play one game! They total very quickly now! Some of these games are available as individual products, if you'd rather, but you save money with a bundle, of course.

Remembrance Day Counting Activities: 4 themed counting activities where children count up to 5 and up to 10 items and write the number of items or choose the corresponding number card to label them. Contains child-friendly ‘I can…’ statements linked to the Early Years Outcomes. For more Outstanding Resources for Outstanding Teachers, please visit my website www.teachersvault.co.uk

A great way to introduce students to subitising in a fun and colorful way. Subitising or recognising numbers in groups is very important in early maths. These mats will help introduce subitising. Children can observe the groups of numbers on the mats and also create groups with play dough. This contains a closed and open number 4 mat.

A colour, cut and paste activity for numerals 0-10. Each number has a printout ready for each student, a blank page for mounting with a heading and an example of the finished product. 34 PAGES Links to: Australia - EYLF- Learning Outcome 4.– Children are confident and involved learners 4.1 Children develop dispositions for learning such as curiosity, confidence, creativity, commitment, enthusiasm., persistence, imagination and reflexivity.

A colour, cut and paste activity for numerals 1-10. Each number has a printout ready for each student, a blank page for mounting with a heading and an example of the finished product. 23 PAGES Australia - EYLF- Learning Outcome 4.– Children are confident and involved learners 4.1 Children develop dispositions for learning such as curiosity, confidence, creativity, commitment, enthusiasm., persistence, imagination and reflexivity

5 activities per page! Use in a math center, in small groups, or as an individual activity. Assembly Directions - Mats - Print and laminate mats for multiple uses - Print one mat for each student - Print and place in plastic sleeve On each sheet, students have 4 activities Use crayons, play dough, cotton swab painting, or other manipulatives to fill in the large number/numbers Use crayons, play dough, cotton swab painting, or other manipulatives to fill in the number word Use crayons, playdough, cotton swab or thumb painting or other manipulatives to fill in the 10 frame. Trace the numbers Write the numbers

An activity to draw necklaces of a given length and then compare to find the longest and shortest. We used it as part of a Royalty unit alongside practical jewellery making. I asked the children to draw the line of the necklace first, then add their decorations by drawing, collaging etc. You could also incorporate repeating patterns or symmetry.

Practice counting and adding up to 10 with these apples, trees, and ten frames. Included in this product are ten frames up to 20 (1-10 in red, 11-20 in green); two plain trees; trees with 1-10 red apples; trees with 1-10 green apples; apples labeled from 1-10 in both red and green; a mat for sorting apples between red and green; a plain line art apple page; two mini-books with empty apple trees (one with numbers from 1 to 8, the other with blanks for the student to write numbers of their choosing); and a page with a lion, tiger, and dog with the label “Put 10 Apples on Top.” This last page is inspired by the picture book Ten Apples on Top by P.D. Eastman. We use red and green pompoms to practice counting and sorting the apples. Any small manipulative would work, including small stones, stickers, translucent counting tiles, or candies. When students practice one-to-one correspondence in such a way, they can also transfer the items from the tree to a ten frame to determine the number as they count. The plain apple template could also be used for a craft or for decoration. Have your students rip small bits of construction paper or tissue paper and glue them to the apple template. Students can illustrate the mini-books with the correct number of apples.

A sheet to record your assessment of the children in numeracy. Print this sheet twice (there are enough rows for 15 names) and use it for on-entry, term 2 and term 3 assessment. Simply fill in beside each child's name their results for numeral recognition, ability to count objects, count irregular objects and so forth. Each term's entry is on the same page to allow for progression to be seen easily.

A sheet to record your assessment of the children in 2d shape recognition. Print this sheet twice (there are enough rows for 15 names) and simply fill in beside each child's name their results for recognition of each shape which is clearly shown.