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Pattern maths for Early Years planning

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Begin your maths mastery journey in Reception with this Pattern unit of work for Autumn 1. Pattern is at the heart of mathematics and the comprehensive unit for EYFS will encourage your pupils to notice, explore and generalise patterns in a fun and age-appropriate way. The unit includes a range of activities, either for continuous provision or for a specifically maths-focused number time, as well as maths inputs and small group work. Due to the open-ended, inclusive nature of the planning, many activities will also be suitable or easy to adapt for preschool children. Click HERE to save 20% with the entire 12 week Autumn term bundle, which includes Pattern, Numbers 0-10, Sorting and Comparing, Measures and Shapes. If you are following the Early Maths Mastery long term plan, this is Unit 1 and falls in Week 1 of the autumn term. Inputs and activities are carried out in mixed-ability groups so that all children are exposed to the same rich language and ideas. There is a great deal of variation, scaffolding and over-learning to enable all children to “keep up”. Lots of opportunities for challenge are presented. Some of the extensions are beyond the scope of many pupils starting school or in preschool, however, they are included to enable you and your staff to cater for gifted pupils and also understand how to extend pupils as they move through the learning journey. This resource includes: A comprehensive planning document A suggested long-term maths mastery plan for Reception covering ELG 11 and ELG 12 Key ideas and common misconceptions A focus activity for the unit of work A range of independent activities and notes on progression Question prompts for adults working with the children ‘Keep up’ support ideas Greater depth challenge ideas and suggested extensions A resources file for printing to support the unit’s activities. Hopefully this resource will have more than you need to give your pupils a rich and solid understanding of pattern. Have fun! Interested in more Early Maths Mastery planning? Take a look at: Unit 2: Numbers 0 - 10 Unit 3: Sorting and Comparing Unit 4: Measures Unit 5: Shapes (1) Follow Early Maths Mastery on TES to be notified of further planning and resources for teaching maths mastery.
Sorting and Comparing maths for Early Years planningQuick View
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Sorting and Comparing maths for Early Years planning

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This hands-on unit of work will have your Early Years children sorting and comparing like masters in no time! This unit has been placed in the Autumn term for Reception as sorting should be taught early on. The activity ideas can be used or easily adapted for pre-school children as well. Sorting and comparing helps children to look at relationships and attributes, as well as how rules apply to sets. Further down the line, children who can sort confidently have one of the building blocks for algebraic thinking securely in place. Click HERE to save 20% with the entire 12 week Autumn term bundle, which includes Pattern, Numbers 0-10, Sorting and Comparing, Measures and Shape. If you are following the Early Maths Mastery long term plan, this is Unit 3 and falls in week 9 of the Autumn term. The planning focuses on the 40-60 months EYFS framework statement of using the language of ‘more’ and ‘fewer’ to compare sets. This understanding of bigger and smaller numbers will lay the foundations for the mental number line that children will develop as they progress as mathematicians. Included in this download are: A detailed planning document A suggested long-term maths mastery plan A printed resources file to support the planning Key ideas and common misconceptions A focus activity A range of independent activities and notes on progression Key questions for adults working with children ‘Keep up’ support ideas Greater depth challenges Prompt cards detailing key questions and extensions for each activity A PowerPoint to introduce reasoning in the context of comparing numbers If you’re interested in more maths mastery resources, try: Unit 1: Pattern Unit 2: Numbers 0 - 10 Unit 4: Measures Unit 5: Shapes Subitising game - Little Red Riding Hood (free resource) Follow Early Maths Mastery on TES to be notified of further planning and resources for teaching maths mastery.
Calculation maths for Early Years planningQuick View
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Calculation maths for Early Years planning

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This comprehensive Early Years maths mastery planning will help your pupils develop a solid understanding of the concepts that underpin addition and subtraction. Planning is provided for the Spring term of Reception for 3 weeks, including daily inputs, adult-led focus activities each week and wide range of engaging, independent activities that allow children to make choices with their own learning. Throughout the unit, children learn that addition is the putting together of sets or the joining of more items to a set and that subtraction is the reduction of a set (all in child-friendly terms of course!) Using story-telling and experimental play, they learn that numbers can be changed and also secure their understanding of the word ‘equal’. They will build on previous subitising work and take their first steps as conceptual subitisers - something that makes them feel very clever! This resource includes: A comprehensive planning document A suggested long-term maths mastery plan for Reception covering ELG 11 and ELG 12 Key ideas and common misconceptions A focus activity each week A range of independent activities and notes on progression Question prompts for adults working with the children ‘Keep up’ support ideas Greater depth challenge ideas and suggested extensions A resource file for printing to support and extend the unit’s activities Six accompanying presentations Embedded opportunities to revisit prior learning If you are interested in further Early Maths Mastery resources, try: Unit 4: Measures Unit 5: Shapes Unit 6: 1 more and 1 less Subitising game - Little Red Riding Hood (FREE) Follow Early Maths Mastery on TES to be notified of further planning and resources for teaching maths mastery.
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White Rose year 3 Early Morning Maths Revision

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A powerpoint I have created for the first 15 minutes in the morning when the children are coming into school. It is a revision of the White Rose Maths Hub’s small steps for year 3 for the first block of place value (intending on making slides for the rest of the blocks soon but trying to find a quick way for my children to recap what we’ve learnt through the year). Each slide has differentiated questions similar to those on the Small Steps document and answers on the next slide for children to self mark.
Superhero Maths for Early Years and SENQuick View
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Superhero Maths for Early Years and SEN

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These are superhero Maths worksheets for Early Years or SEN featuring Spiderman, Batman and The Hulk. It includes 6 pages with writing numbers, counting up and simple addition, ideal for the little superheroes in your lives.
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Maths games for Early years

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Thank you Ready, Set, Go-Maths for these wonderful games. They are really super and I would recommend to all. Very good especially for children with maths difficulties; great way to promote understanding of maths language and confidence working with numbers, problem solving etc in a fun, social way.
Year 1 Maths baseline assessmentQuick View
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Year 1 Maths baseline assessment

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This editable assessment is set from EYFS early learning goals. It can be used to assess where children are within their mathematical knowledge at the start of the year. 2 parts as It also includes a teacher / child questions task as early on in yr1 children struggle to read independantly so some questions are set for teacher to assess by using resources for example being able to name 3D shapes.
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Maths for Early YearsQuick View
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Maths for Early Years

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Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication practice using a fictional online shopping experience + Introduction to Sequences Leave a comment, I would love your feedback
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Maths for early years and SENQuick View
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Maths for early years and SEN

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A large range of differentiated worksheets for lower, middle and higher abilities to explore and learn about 2D and 3D shapes, including naming the shapes, exploring the basic properties of shapes, matching 2D shapes by their descriptions and matching 3D shapes to real life pictures. 2D bingo- good for matching, social skills, speech and language. Suitable for all abilities as differentiation is included in the resources. *2D and 3D basic shape properties: 4 sheets (includes a blank one that can be adapted for other shapes). Lower abilities: Recognising the names of Triangle, Square, Circle and Rectangle, then counting the number of straight and curved sides. Middle abilities: The same as above, but there is also a second worksheet for them with a Diamond, Hexagon, Oval and Pentagon. Higher abilities: 1 sheet with 3D shapes- Cuboid, Cylinder, Sphere and Pyramid. There is a blank sheet included so that you can add your own shapes or get the children to take photos around the classroom or look in magazines and cut and stick their own shapes, then write the number of straight and curved sides. *2D shapes, their properties and matching descriptions: This includes 2 worksheets and a matching activity (needs cutting out and laminating to be used over and over again- includes 6 shapes, descriptions and names that need to be matched together). Adapt for lower or higher abilities. Lower abilities- the first worksheets just has 4 shapes: Triangle, Rectangle, Circle and Square. The children need to match the shape name with the description, then match to the correct shape image. Middle and Higher abilities- the second worksheet contains 6 shapes: Pentagon, Rectangle, Triangle, Square, Circle and Hexagon. *3D shape matching: Includes 4 pages (2 worksheets and 2 pages of 3D images). This is aimed at middle and higher abilities. The children need to identify the shapes that are Pyramid or Sphere, then Cuboid or Cylinder, then cut them out and glue them in the correct area. Extension: the children should be encouraged to look around the classroom and identify objects of these shapes, recording them on their sheets. They could also look through magazines or go online to find matching 3D images. *2D shape bingo- shape pictures and names: Good for recognising, matching, and naming the basic 2D shapes. 2D shape bingo- 4 bingo cards for lower abilities (square, rectangle, triangle and circle. 4 bingo cards for middle/higher abilities (square, rectangle, triangle, circle, pentagon and hexagon). Shapes to cover the called shapes for lower and middle abilities. Names of the shapes for higher abilities to cover the called shapes.
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MATHS FOR EARLY YEARS BUNDLEQuick View
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MATHS FOR EARLY YEARS BUNDLE

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This bundle has activities to encourage number recognition, counting, ordering, size, odd/even numbers, sorting and matching, and colour recognition. All high quality resources based on the traditional tale Goldilocks and the Three Bears theme.
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Olivers Vegetables- Early Years planning.

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Some Literacy and Numeracy planning ideas, weekly topic ideas and plans for the other areas of the classroom. There is also some worksheets linked to literacy and Numeracy. The pictures to retell the story are under the free section of the website.
Maths Mastery for Early YearsQuick View
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Maths Mastery for Early Years

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Introducing bar modelling through Duplo resource. Christmas themed - measuring tinsel Whole class instruction for one week for a Reception class using the method of teaching used in Shanghai (my interpretation of it anyway!)
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Early Years Maths Assessment

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This handy booklet has a range of activities to assess children’s ability levels in Mathematics in relation to the ‘Development Matters’ document. Each activity is linked to a development matters statement according to the different age bands right up to and including the Early Learning Goal and Exceeding Early Learning Goal statement. It allows you to assess where children are at in relation to Mathematics when they start school and at different times throughout the year to demonstrate progress. It will also be useful to assess the ability of children entering Year 1 and for SEN children who may not be able to access their own curriculum. The gaps in knowledge displayed in the booklet identify children’s next steps and also inform your planning in terms of delivery. This booklet focuses on the Numbers element of Mathematics, there is a separate booklet for Shape, Space and Measure.
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Bundle of Maths for Early Years worksheets

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This is a bundle of Maths for Early Years interactive worksheets covering the following topics: 2D and 3D shapes Angles Comparing Fractions Coordinates and Grids Division Odd, Even, Multiples, Divisors and Remainders Estimating Numbers Fact Families Fractions Mixed numbers, Proper and Improper Fractions Frequency Tables and Bar Charts Measure: Capacity Measure: Distance and Weight Measuring Volume Regular and Irregular Polygons Shapes: Area and Perimeter Shapes: Rectangles, Squares and Triangles Symmetry Time: Minutes, Days, Weeks, Months, Years and the 24 Hr clock Time: The date, Days, Months, Years and the Calendar Suitable for online teaching, home schooling, and classwork. Work well with Primary students, EAL students and English as a Foreign Language students. Key language, phrases and concepts are introduced and practised in each worksheet through a variety of speaking, reading, writing and drawing activities.
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Easter Maths Bundle For Early YearsQuick View
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Easter Maths Bundle For Early Years

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This bundle contains 6 Easter maths products. It includes lots of Easter egg resources that can be used in your maths centres. Included are the following: An Easter Egg jigsaw puzzle- Match the eggs to the correct numbers 1-10 Easter Egg counting mats- Count the eggs then identify the number from a choice of three numbers 1-20 Easter Egg matching halves number tiles numbers 1-10 Easter egg play dough mats and tens frame numbers 1-10 Easter maths work sheets- includes big and small Easter Eggs cut and paste in colour and black and white Easter Eggs continue the pattern 1x block colour and 1x patterned. Match the Easter Eggs 1x block colour 1x patterned . Simple addition counting groups to 1-5 Counting eggs in a basket Drawing the correct number of eggs to correspond to the number 1-5
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Early year 12 Catch Up

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A series of activities aimed at helping year 12 students make a good start to the A Level Maths course. Students complete a number of activities each week to help fill any gaps in their understanding. Students can achieve a level 7 by getting a substantial amount of the GCSE exam wrong! This activity will help to bridge the knowledge gap and enter the A level course.
PJ Masks Math for Early Years and SENQuick View
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PJ Masks Math for Early Years and SEN

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These are PJ Masks Maths worksheets for Early Years or SEN featuring Catboy, Gekko and Catboy for the little heroes in your lives. It includes 6 pages with writing numbers, counting up and simple addition.
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Year 1 Early Morning Maths

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Use these ‘starter’ activities to get your children used to answering a variety a maths questions in an arithmetic way. The questions are mostly designed to recap past learning (taken from the White Rose timetable) as well as teach a few new aspects that come up on assessments (money). There are 12 of these activities, designed to be used once a day.