Add and take away with Pip! 44 practice pages for addition and subtraction within 20, for children aged 5 to 7. It suits Year 1 to Year 2. Pip is a small, round creature who loves donuts and is always losing them, which makes Pip the perfect guide to adding and taking away. This pack teaches addition and subtraction within 20 one strategy at a time, in the order schools teach them: pictures first, then counting on and back along a number line, doubles and near doubles, making ten, fact families and missing numbers. Short quick-fire tests bring it all together. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. It follows the English national curriculum: adding and subtracting within 20, number sentences with + − and =, and missing-number problems such as 7 = ? − 9 in Year 1, then adding and subtracting mentally, with ten more and ten less, in Year 2. What is inside Adding and taking away with pictures Counting on and back along a number line Doubles, near doubles and making ten Fact families and missing numbers Pip’s word problems and 4 quick-fire tests Picture sudoku, two mazes, an answer key and a certificate What it practises Adding and taking away with pictures, to 10 and then to 20 Counting on and counting back along a number line Doubles and near doubles, such as 6 + 7 = double 6 + 1 Making ten to add: 8 + 5 = 8 + 2 + 3 = 13 Fact families: the four facts that go with 5, 7 and 12 Missing-number sentences such as 7 + ? = 12 and ? − 4 = 9 Adding three numbers, one more and one less, ten more and ten less Word problems, and quick recall against the clock School years England and Wales: Year 1 to Year 2 Ireland: Senior Infants to First Class Australia: Foundation to Year 2 New Zealand: Year 1 to Year 3 United States: Grade 1 to 2 Canada: Grade 1 to 2 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 50 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 44 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Count down to Christmas! 49 festive maths and puzzle pages for children aged 5 to 7. It suits Reception to Year 1. This pack turns early maths into a Christmas countdown, with enough pages for one or two a day through December. Every page is a short, self-contained activity that a child aged 5 to 7 can finish in one sitting, with a little help at first. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. Written in UK English for Reception and Year 1, with A4 pages. What is inside Counting to 20 with presents, bells and snowflakes Adding and taking away with pictures Number bonds to 10 and missing numbers 4 mazes, 4 dot-to-dots and 3 Christmas word searches Picture sudoku, hide and seek, shadow matching and colour by number An answer key and a certificate to finish Contents Counting to 20, more and fewer, ordering by size: 12 pages Adding and taking away with pictures, ten-frames and number lines: 9 pages Patterns, odd one out and a picture count chart: 6 pages Puzzles: picture sudoku, hide and seek, shadow matching, matching pairs: 7 pages Colour by number and mirror pictures: 4 pages Dot-to-dots, word searches and mazes: 11 pages What it practises Counting objects to 20 and writing numerals Comparing groups: more and fewer Number bonds to 10 with ten-frames Adding and taking away within 10, then adding within 20, using pictures Missing numbers, repeating patterns and odd-one-out Ordering by size, and picture count charts Pencil control and logic: mazes, dot-to-dots, picture sudoku, matching and mirror pictures School years England and Wales: Reception to Year 1 Ireland: Senior Infants to First Class Australia: Foundation to Year 1 New Zealand: Year 1 to Year 2 United States: Kindergarten to Grade 1 Canada: Kindergarten to Grade 1 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 56 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 49 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it Let your child touch each object as they count it. Counting aloud together helps. The pages get a little harder within each section, so start at the front with a younger child. Everything prints in black and white, so every picture can be coloured in afterwards. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly. Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Master number bonds! 41 practice pages for number bonds, for children aged 5 to 7. It suits Year 1 to Year 2. Number bonds are the pairs of numbers that add up to a total: 7 and 3 make 10. Knowing them by heart is what makes mental adding and taking away quick later on. This pack starts with bonds to 5 and 10, using ten-frames a child can count, then works through the totals 6 to 9, bonds to 20 and finally bonds to 100 in tens. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. It follows the English national curriculum: number bonds within 20 in Year 1, and recalling them fluently, with the related bonds to 100, in Year 2. What is inside Bonds to 5 and 10 with ten-frames Part-whole models for every total from 5 to 10 Bonds to 20 with twenty-frames and bar models Bonds to 100 in tens Matching pairs, written sums, doubles and take-away facts Two mazes, an answer key and a certificate What it practises Number bonds to 5 and to 10 with ten-frames Part-whole models: one whole and its two parts Bonds for every total from 6 to 9 Matching the pairs that make 10, 20 and 100 Written sums with a missing number, such as 6 + ? = 10 Number bonds to 20 with twenty-frames and bar models Bonds to 100 in tens, doubles, and the take-away facts that go with each bond School years England and Wales: Year 1 to Year 2 Ireland: Senior Infants to First Class Australia: Foundation to Year 2 New Zealand: Year 1 to Year 3 United States: Kindergarten to Grade 2 Canada: Kindergarten to Grade 2 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 47 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 41 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it On the ten-frame pages, count the empty squares: that is the missing partner. Say each bond aloud both ways round: 7 and 3 make 10, 3 and 7 make 10. Bonds to 20 and 100 follow the bonds to 10: if 6 + 4 = 10, then 16 + 4 = 20 and 60 + 40 = 100. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly. Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Learn to tell the time! 51 practice pages for reading an analogue clock, for children aged 5 to 8. It suits Year 1 to Year 2. This pack teaches a child to read an analogue clock in small steps: o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to, then times in numbers, then five-minute times. Every step has pages for reading the clock, drawing the hands and matching, so each time is met in three different ways before the next step begins. It starts with a clock to cut out and make, and has 3 pairs games to cut out and play, because children learn the clock best with their hands as well as on paper. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. It follows the English national curriculum: o’clock and half past in Year 1, then quarter past, quarter to and five-minute times in Year 2. What is inside A clock to cut out and make O’clock and half past Quarter past and quarter to Read the clock, then draw the hands yourself Match each clock to its time, and 3 pairs games to play Write the time in numbers, such as 3:30 Five-minute times, an answer key and a certificate What it practises Reading o’clock and half past on an analogue clock Quarter past and quarter to Drawing the hour hand and the minute hand to show a time Matching a clock to the time written in words Writing the time in numbers, such as 3:30 Telling the time to five minutes, such as 20 to 9 School years England and Wales: Year 1 to Year 2 Ireland: Senior Infants to Second Class Australia: Year 1 to Year 3 New Zealand: Year 2 to Year 4 United States: Grade 1 to 2 Canada: Grade 1 to 2 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 58 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 51 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page with answers to check A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Numbers to 100 with Pip! 36 practice pages for place value and numbers to 100, for children aged 5 to 7. It suits Year 1 to Year 2. Pip packs donuts into boxes of ten, which is exactly how place value works: a number such as 47 is 4 full boxes and 7 loose donuts. This pack builds an understanding of numbers to 100 step by step: counting in tens, tens and ones with Pip’s donut boxes and with rods, splitting numbers, the hundred square, number lines, comparing and ordering, ten more and ten less, and adding and taking away tens. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. It follows the English national curriculum: counting to 100, counting in 2s, 5s and 10s, and one more and one less in Year 1; place value in two-digit numbers, comparing with <, > and =, and adding and taking away tens in Year 2. What is inside Counting in 10s, 2s and 5s Tens and ones with Pip’s donut boxes Splitting numbers, such as 47 = 40 + 7 Hundred squares and number lines to 100 Comparing and ordering, ten more and ten less Adding and taking away tens, a picture sudoku, a maze, an answer key and a certificate What it practises Counting in 10s, 2s and 5s, including counting in tens from any number Tens and ones: 47 is 4 tens and 7 ones Splitting numbers: 47 = 40 + 7, and putting them back together Finding numbers on a hundred square and a number line to 100 Comparing numbers with <, > and =, and putting numbers in order One more, one less, ten more and ten less Adding and taking away tens, such as 30 + 40 and 56 + 20 School years England and Wales: Year 1 to Year 2 Ireland: First to Second Class Australia: Year 1 to Year 2 New Zealand: Year 2 to Year 3 United States: Grade 1 to 2 Canada: Grade 1 to 2 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 41 to 42 pages: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 36 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it Real objects help: bundle straws or pencils in tens with an elastic band, then count the bundles and the loose ones. When comparing two numbers, look at the tens first. Only look at the ones when the tens are the same. On the hundred square, moving down one row adds 10 and moving right adds 1. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly. Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Blast off with times tables! 77 practice pages for every times table from 2 to 12, for children aged 6 to 9. It suits Year 2 to Year 4. This pack covers every times table from 2 to 12, in the order schools teach them: the 2s, 5s and 10s first, then the 3s, 4s and 8s, then the 6s, 7s, 9s, 11s and 12s. Every table follows the same steps, so a child always knows what comes next. Review pages, sharing pages and quick-fire tests of 25 questions bring the tables together. Print the pages you want, as often as you like. It follows the English national curriculum: the 2, 5 and 10 times tables in Year 2, the 3, 4 and 8 in Year 3, and every table to 12 × 12 in Year 4. The quick-fire pages have 25 questions each, the same number as the Year 4 multiplication tables check. What is inside Every times table from 2 to 12, in the order schools teach them Counting in jumps and the number-square pattern of each table Arrays that show what multiplying means Each table in order, mixed up and with missing numbers Multiplication wheels, sharing pages and 6 quick-fire tests Two mazes, a word search, an answer key and a certificate What it practises Counting in steps of every number from 2 to 12 Spotting the pattern of each table on a number square Arrays: seeing 3 × 5 as 3 rows of 5 Every times table up to 12 × 12, in order and mixed up Missing-number questions such as 7 × ? = 56 Dividing as the inverse of multiplying Quick recall: 25 mixed questions against the clock School years England and Wales: Year 2 to Year 4 Ireland: Second to Fourth Class Australia: Year 2 to Year 4 New Zealand: Year 3 to Year 5 United States: Grade 2 to 4 Canada: Grade 2 to 4 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 85 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 77 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it Work through one table at a time, in the order of the pack. Start each table by counting in jumps aloud. The answers to the table are the numbers you land on. For the arrays, count one row first, then count the rows: that is what a times table is. Time the quick-fire pages: aim for 3 minutes, then try to beat your time a week later. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly, and a child can mark their own work. Terms For use by one teacher with their own classes, or by one family. Please do not share, resell or upload the files. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

A free times tables chart! 5 free printable pages for children aged 6 to 11. It suits Year 2 to Year 6. This free pack has a times tables chart to keep, from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12, a smaller chart to 10 × 10 for younger children, a blank chart to fill in, a chart with 50 numbers missing, and a tracker to colour in as each times table is learned. To learn the tables step by step, the Times Tables Practice Pack has a page-by-page route through every table from 2 to 12. Print these pages as often as you like. The full Times Tables Practice Pack is sold separately. What is inside A full chart from 1 × 1 to 12 × 12, with the square numbers shaded A simpler chart to 10 × 10 A blank chart to fill in, and one with 50 numbers missing A tracker to colour in as each times table is learned An answer key and a certificate Contents Times tables charts to keep: 1 × 1 to 12 × 12, and to 10 × 10: 2 pages Charts to fill in: a blank chart and one with 50 numbers missing: 2 pages A times tables tracker: 1 page What it practises Reading a multiplication chart: the answer is where a row and a column meet Every times table up to 12 × 12 Spotting patterns: the square numbers, and why 3 × 4 is the same as 4 × 3 Keeping track of which times tables are known School years England and Wales: Year 2 to Year 6 Ireland: Second to Sixth Class Australia: Year 2 to Year 6 New Zealand: Year 3 to Year 7 United States: Grade 2 to 5 Canada: Grade 2 to 5 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 9 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 5 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page with answers to check A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it Keep the full chart by the desk or on the fridge, and use it to check answers rather than to find them. Fill in the blank chart one table at a time, starting with the 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s. Every answer appears twice on the chart, because 3 × 4 = 4 × 3: learning one fact gives you two. Colour a star on the tracker only when that step can be done without the chart. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly. Terms Free to use, print and share unchanged under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives licence (CC BY-ND), with credit to Juno Hatherley. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.

Try before you buy! 6 free practice pages for children aged 5 to 8, two from each of three packs. It suits Year 1 to Year 2. This free sampler has two pages from each of three printable practice packs: the Times Tables Practice Pack, the Telling the Time Practice Pack and the Number Bonds Practice Pack. Each full pack has 41 to 77 pages that build up in small steps, with an answer key and a certificate. Print these pages as often as you like. The full packs are sold separately and together as a bundle: Times Tables Practice Pack, Telling the Time Practice Pack, Number Bonds Practice Pack. What is inside Counting in 2s and the 2 times table O’clock and half past on an analogue clock Number bonds to 10 with ten-frames and part-whole models An answer key and a certificate Contents Times tables: counting in 2s and the 2 times table: 2 pages Telling the time: o’clock and half past: 2 pages Number bonds to 10: ten-frames and part-whole models: 2 pages What it practises Counting in 2s and the 2 times table Reading o’clock and half past on an analogue clock Number bonds to 10 with ten-frames and part-whole models School years England and Wales: Year 1 to Year 2 Ireland: Senior Infants to First Class Australia: Foundation to Year 2 New Zealand: Year 1 to Year 3 United States: Kindergarten to Grade 2 Canada: Kindergarten to Grade 2 A4 suits the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand; US Letter suits the US and Canada. Both are included, so print whichever your printer takes. What you get Two PDF files of 10 pages each: A4 with UK spelling, and US Letter with US spelling 6 activity pages, one activity to a page An answer key for every page A certificate to fill in at the end A note for grown-ups on what each page practises and how to help Black and white pages that are cheap to print and photocopy Tips for using it Count in 2s aloud before the times table page. The answers are the numbers you land on. On the clock pages, find the short hour hand first. On the ten-frame page, count the empty squares: that is the missing partner. Answers are at the back, so a grown-up can check quickly. Terms Free to use, print and share unchanged under the Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivatives licence (CC BY-ND), with credit to Juno Hatherley. Every picture and puzzle was drawn and checked by computer programs written by the author. No generative AI was used.