Entry Level 1 Maths Interactive Workbook | Counting & Number Lines to 20 |

An interactive, self-marking maths workbook for Entry Level 1 learners, aligned to AQA Entry Level Certificate Mathematics (5930), Component 3.1 Properties of Number, outcomes 1.1 to 1.3. Designed for SEN learners aged 11 to 16, with features to support autistic learners.

Topics covered:

• 1.1 Counting reliably up to 20 items
• 1.2 Reading, writing, ordering and comparing numbers up to 20, including zero
• 1.3 Completing number lines up to 20

What is included:

• 60 practice questions (20 per topic), moving from simple skills to application and reasoning
• 3 topic assessments with new questions, 30 minutes each, 49 marks in total
• Automatic marking with a full mark scheme. Written explanations are marked by the teacher on screen
• A one-page Start Here guide (PDF)

Question types include multiple choice, short answer and show-your-working. Learners tap objects to count them, place counters in ten-frames, order number cards and fill in number lines. Contexts include a car park, a bus, egg boxes, block graphs and tables.

Practice questions give tips, word banks and instant feedback, with a hint after two attempts. This support is gradually reduced. Assessments have no tips or checking, and show the marks for each question.

Accessibility and autism-friendly features:

• One question per screen, with buttons always in the same place
• Short, literal instructions and no trick questions
• Calm feedback, with no flashing or animation
• Read-aloud voice with a slow speed option
• Large text option and cream, blue or green page tints
• Assessment timer can be paused or hidden

How to use: unzip the download and open the workbook file in Chrome or Edge on a Windows PC, Mac or Chromebook. It works offline with no login or installation. It is not suitable for iPad or mobile phones. Progress is saved in the browser on each device.

Please note: this is an independent resource and is not produced or endorsed by AQA. Completing it does not on its own lead to a UAS award or any other accreditation. Created by an SEN educator with AI-assisted development, and checked for accuracy.