A set of 15 powerpoints to help children identify and represent numbers with objects and pictures , use a numberline and use language such as equal to, more than etc.

A set of powerpoints with different activities and problems to solve. Addition as combining 2 sets: visual representation of joining two sets along with the number sentences Addition can be done in any order: Demonstrates adding two numbers with counters by adding the small amount to the larger amount, and the larger amount to the smaller amount. Shows how this is the same when adding using numerals, and that it is easier to add the smaller number to the bigger number. Addition strategies: shows different ways that addition can be done, including counting on, using a number line, using fingers or counters etc. Buying 2 things at the toy shop: Real-life situation of using addition when buying 2 objects. Counting biscuits and missing numbers: Shows how 10 biscuits can be shared using addition sentences. It then introduces the concept of missing numbers, hiding biscuits and numerals with a reveal button. Counting dominoes: shows that addition can be done in any order. Counting on at the pet shop: Practical counting on activity Counting on from the biggest number: Demonstrates with objects on a number line how it is easier to count on from the biggest number Counting on the bus: practical addition activities Counting on the double decker bus: practical addition using the top and bottom deck Counting on with animals: Simple counting activity with animals Counting on with pencils: activity where the children can write down the number sentence to work out the answer The toy shop: introduces the concept of most and least, more than etc. in a practical context.

There are 4 powerpoints in this set: Pivots: Shows examples of objects with pivots and how they work Pivot worksheet (pdf): Objects with pivots Objects that turn about a line: Shows examples of these kinds of objects. Turns around a point - shows quarter and half turns on a clock. Describing position: Shows different scenarios (Inside a house; a lounge; garage; bedroom, and classroom) and asks the children to describe the position of different objects using a range of vocabulary to describe position.

A set of powerpoints with different problems that involve subtraction. Finding the difference – Strategies: ways of finding the difference between two numbers Sale at the toy shop: practical subtraction problems Subtraction strategies: shows different ways that addition can be done, including counting back, using a number line, using fingers etc. Taking away in the toy box: simple taking away activities Taking away on the bus: subtraction problems using people getting off a bus.

MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION LO: solve one-step problems involving multiplication and division, by calculating the answer using concrete objects, pictorial representations and arrays with the support of the teacher. POWERPOINT ACTIVITIES: Introduction to doubles: An explanation of doubles with visuals Doubles: To 10 with visual cues Sets of 2 rap: introduction to remembering multiplication facts Grouping and sharing - twos: introduction to sharing objects between children so that they have 2 each. PDF PRINTABLE RESOURCES Array: In twos to 10 Array: In twos to 20 Array: In fives to 50 Array: In tens to 50 Flip flap twos Flip flap fives (2 versions) Flip flap tens

A set of different multiplication squares to display on A4 plus a set of individual multiplication squares.

This pack contains over 30 resources to teach the objectives for reading and writing numbers to 20 in Y1. The set contains: POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS x 8 Number formation: Interactive activity which demonstrates correct numeral formation Writing numbers in words to 10: pictures and written number names Writing numbers in words 11-20: pictures and written number names Numbers and number names to 10: pictures, numerals and written number names Numbers and number names 11-20: pictures, numerals and written number names Number flashcards x 3: To 20, to 50 and to 100. Each shows random numbers for children to recognise ACTIVITIES and WORKSHEETS Bingo: 3 versions; in digits, in written numbers and a blank version so the children can choose numbers to put in. Coloured digits: for cutting and sticking activities Number cards to 10: 2 versions, one in digits, one in words for matching games Number bookmarks: Number characters to colour in; to 20 Large hollow numbers: for play dough activities, tracing, colouring in etc 4 x handwriting worksheets to practice writing digits 4 x worksheets to practice writing numbers to 20 DISPLAY Number formation display Numbers in digits and words display Numerals, words and counters display

This pack contains resources to teach the objectives for fractions in Y1. It covers halves and quarters as equal parts of an object, shape or quantity. It consists of powerpoint lessons, display, headings, worksheets and activities The set contains: POWERPOINT LESSONS x 2 Halves : Visual activity, showing how objects, shapes and quantities can be halved. Quarters: Visual activity, showing how objects, shapes and quantities can be halved. ACTIVITIES and WORKSHEETS Dividing shapes into 2 worksheet Dividing shapes into 4 worksheet Shapes: large shapes to print out to cut or fold into halves and quarters Halves and quarters b/w: To colour / cut Halves and quarters coloured: To cut / use for display etc DISPLAY Fractions Lettering (prints onto 3 A4 pages) Halves and quarters posters: 13 A4 pages showing halves and quarters; plus an A4 heading. Plus weblinks to fractions games and activities

A powerpoint explaining what language to use for different types of capacity, eg full/empty, more than, less than, half, half full, quarter, and a capacity vocabulary display.