Comparing Numbers - Counting and Cardinality In Comparing Numbers students begin to identify whether the number of objects in one group is greater than, less than or equal to the number of objects in another group. The resource includes a 39 slide animated PowerPoint presentation, interactive activities, four accompanying worksheets and cut out counters, sets and numbers for a class activity. Common Core Standards: K.CC.5.6 To preview Comparing Numbers please click on the images from the PowerPoint presentation.

20 worksheets to support the teaching of Number Writing for K & G1. Covering Number Writing practice Counting with Number Lines Using Number Lines One More & One Less

This resource contains varied fluency worksheets that allow children to practise the skill of counting in 5s using concrete, pictorial and abstract methods. Also included, are reasoning and problem-solving questions, and answer sheets. WRM links: Year 1 Spring Block 2, Number, Place Value, Numbers within 50 (week 7) Small Step: Count in 5s Curriculum Links • Count to 50 forwards and backwards, beginning with 0 or 1, or from any number. • Count, read and write numbers to 50 in numerals. • Given a number, identify one more or one less. • Identify and represent numbers using objects and pictorial representations including the number line, and use the language of: equal to, more than, less than (fewer), most, least. • Count in multiples of twos, fives and tens. I hope you find this resource useful. Enjoy x

Some easy sheets for SEN students who may be struggling with the value of coins or adding coins. Includes: Writing coin values Matching coin values Colour pennies to the value Adding coins to 5 Adding coins to 10 Adding coins to 20 Adding coins to 30 Adding coins to 50 Adding mixed coins

The Three Little Pigs Counting Dice Game About: A hands on game to get children practicing their counting. There are 8 game boards included in this download. To use, simply print and go. You may wish to laminate or pop them into reusable wallets to keep them stronger for longer. I printed mine onto a3 so there was plenty of room for children to build their towers. This game accompanies Literacy units in the 3 Little Pigs beautifully. **To play: ** Children will need dice and some sort of building material (cubes, lego…). You could have children play this by themselves or in pairs. The aim is to build all of the buildings on their board first. Children to take turns rolling a dice. They should see which number it lands on and check their game board. If they have that number free, they must build a tower with the correct number of bricks to cover it over. It is then their partner’s turn. This should repeat until one child has built all of their buildings. If the dice lands on a number that they don’t have, the child must miss a turn. Versions included: Easier version (4 game boards) numbers 1-6. so only one dice needed Harder version (4 game boards) numbers 2-12 so two dice needed

Counting in 10s to 100 - Year 1 In the KS1 teaching resource ‘Counting in 10s to 100 - Year 1’ pupils practise counting to 100 in 10s as per the curriculum objectives of the year 1 maths programme of study (number and place value). The resource is a bright animated PowerPoint presentation which includes: An explanation of counting in tens Interactive activity with an accompanying worksheet 2 further worksheets with answers A link to a skip counting song ‘Counting in 10s to 100 - Year 1’ is fully editable giving you the freedom to adapt the resource to suit your individual teaching requirements. Not quite what you’re looking for? Click below to see more Year 1 number resources: Counting in 2s - Socks on the Line Counting in 2s to 20 Counting in 2s to 20 - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Two Counting in 5s to 50 - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Five Counting in Tens - Year 1 Counting in 10s - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Ten

Missing Numbers - Counting to 50 You’ll get 5 worksheets that you can use for short assessments, morning work or warm up exercises. Students will be able to easily practice numbers while having fun! It’ll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency! Thank you for stopping by! You can contact me with questions about this product. Thank you for all reviews, ratings and comments you leave on my profile!

Missing Numbers - Counting to 20 You’ll get 5 worksheets that you can use for short assessments, morning work or warm up exercises. Students will be able to easily practice numbers while having fun! It’ll be a useful resource during your class that will boost your teaching efficiency! Thank you for stopping by! You can contact me with questions about this product. Thank you for all reviews, ratings and comments you leave on my profile!

These worksheets are a follow up activity to this powerpoint: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/counting-to-20-animated-slideshow-13345404 Children count the number of objects in each group and write the number in the box. First worksheet 1-10 Second worksheet 11-20

Counting Coins - Year 1 In this year 1 maths teaching resource, pupils recognise and count 2, 5 and 10 pence coins by counting in multiples as per the curriculum objectives of the year 1 maths programme of study (Number - number and place value, Measurement). This colourful and animated PowerPoint lesson includes: An explanation of how to count in multiples of two, five and ten A counting 2 pence coins activity with accompanying worksheet to use alongside the presentation A link to a counting in twos song A counting 5 pence coins activity with accompanying worksheet to use alongside the presentation A link to a counting in fives song A counting 10 pence coins activity with accompanying worksheet to use alongside the presentation A link to a counting in tens song 1 further counting in multiples of 2, 5 and 10 worksheet with answers ‘Counting Coins - Year 1’ is completely editable so that teachers can adapt each slide to suit their individual teaching needs. Not quite what you’re looking for? Click below to see more Year 1 number resources: Counting in 2s - Socks on the Line Counting in 2s to 20 Counting in 2s to 20 - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Two Counting in 5s to 50 - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Five Counting in Tens - Year 1 Counting in 10s to 100 - Year 1 Counting in Multiples of Ten

Make counting fun and engaging with this Counting Objects 1–20 Worksheets pack! Perfect for EYFS, KS1, Kindergarten, and Preschool, these 24 printable pages help children build strong number recognition and counting skills step by step. What’s Included: Count & Color Activities (1–20 objects) Match the Number to Objects (1–20) Circle the Correct Number (1–20) Progressive practice: starts with 1–5 and gradually builds to 20 24 printable A4 pages Skills Covered: Counting objects to 20 Number recognition & matching Fine motor skills (coloring & tracing) Independent practice for classroom or home use Why Teachers & Parents Love It: Ready-to-use printable worksheets Fun, interactive, and visually engaging Supports early learners in developing confidence with numbers Ideal for classroom activities, homework, extra practice, and homeschool learning.

Another table top counting resource, including numbers 1 - 20.

Develop early math skills with this comprehensive set of Count objects 1–20 Worksheets. Designed for EYFS and Key Stage 1 learners, these pages provide a structured progression from basic counting to identifying larger quantities. What’s Included? Count & Write (Pages 1–4): Students count various objects and practice number formation by writing the total in the box. Covers numbers 1–5, 6–10, 11–15, and 16–20. Count & Circle (Pages 5–8): Students strengthen number recognition by counting objects and circling the correct numeral from a choice of four. Covers numbers 1–5, 6–10, 11–15, and 16–20. Perfect For: Independent Morning Work: Simple instructions allow students to work with minimal help Homework & Assessments: Easily track a child’s progress in 1:1 correspondence and number recognition.

Cardinal-Ordinal Numbers Jeopardy PowerPoint Game Slideshow-ESL Fun Games Try out our Cardinal-Ordinal Numbers Jeopardy PowerPoint Game Slideshow. Description: Each Jeopardy PowerPoint Game Slideshow can be played with 8 players or 8 teams. All games have one topic with 6 task categories; What’s in the Photo? Answer the Question, True or False, Fill in the Blank, Multiple Choice and Spot the Error. Every game includes Regular Jeopardy, Double Jeopardy, The Daily Double and Final Jeopardy, for a total of 61 different tasks with answers, automatic or manual scoring and a colored timer bar. All 126 slides are also animated with Jeopardy sounds! How to Use It: 1st, Adjust the Countdown Timer to 30. This will give 30 seconds for the student to answer. The game can be played with three individuals or three groups. Students will take turns picking a category and dollar amount. Click on the chosen box for the task or question. Immediately click on the timer bar at the bottom. It will count for 30 seconds if you preset it to do so. This matches the amount of time the music plays. Of course, if you want to give students less time to answer you may do so. Just preset the timer for less seconds. After the student answers, click on the arrow at the bottom right hand corner of the presentation. This will take you to the answer slide. Next click the arrow at the bottom left hand corner of the presentation. This will take you back to the question where you can enter “correct” or “incorrect”. You must choose one or the other for the game to function properly. Clicking “correct” will add to their score and incorrect will deduct from their score. Click on “Board” to go back to the board for another task. If you know the student is correct and don’t want to take time to move back and forth between the slides simply click “correct” on the task slide and the correct response will then be shown. Click on “Board” to go back to the board for another task. If the student gives the wrong answer, click “incorrect”. Click on the bottom right hand arrow to see the answer. The click on “Board” to return to the game. To skip viewing the correct responses all together, check the box below Click “Adj Scores” from the board to manually change scores if a mistake was made. If time permits you can move on to Double Jeopardy after completing the first board by clicking “go double” in the upper right-hand corner of the board. Both boards have completely different tasks or questions. The final phase of the game is “Final Jeopardy” which can be played at the end of either or both boards. Notes: Use our worksheets, board and card games as complimentary activities for the Jeopardy game.

Set of 6 worksheets focussing on counting on one more or one less.

Allows the child to revise the knowledge on numbers 1-10. They fill in the missing numbers on the number line and count the objects and write the number in the box provided. This can be used to assess their number knowledge and number formation.

Key Stage 1 Counting in twos activity. Available as Pdf and Word document.

Over 60 worksheets of simple counting activities illustrated and designed for use mainly with adults and teenagers. Count and draw sets of up to 10 objects, write the number. The sheets are grouped into 1 to 3, 1 to 5 and 1 to 10. Group objects into sets containing up to 5 objects. Join sets containing the same number of items.Identify or create sets with more or fewer things in them than a given set. Are there enough items e.g. sandwiches, apples ? Shape vocabulary, circles, triangles, squares. Print onto card then laminate so the pages can be reused with a wipe off marker pen. For more resources like this please visit the SKILLSHEETS Shop

The presentation helps children apply the five key counting principles through visual examples and interactive questions: One-to-one principle: Saying one number name for each object. Stable-order principle: Using number names in the correct order. Cardinal principle: Understanding that the last number said represents the total number counted. Abstraction principle: Recognizing that anything can be counted, including sounds and movements. Order-irrelevance principle: Knowing that objects can be counted in any order and the total remains the same.

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Great worksheet to help children learn the numbers to 20. Should be supported by number lines as a visual aid.