This is a lovely activity focusing on sports objects. Learners who are beginning with counting who find writing and forming shapes a challenge with Special Educational Needs, can access this resource to assess their knowledge and understanding. By counting the objects and recording using dots or dashes in the space provided, it allows learners to evidence and evaluate their answers. A great tool to promote independence and maths recording of children with difficulties in this area.

These gorgeous paint pot colour posters are the perfect visual for young learners to begin colour recognition. Visually stimulating to enhance any room or art display. Putting children at the core of their learning.

These are 2 fantastic activities to help children in KS1 with their rapid recall of mental arithmetic. Great for SATs practise to really get to grips with arithmetic type questions in a fun way. One game is focusing on addition and subtraction and the other focuses on multiplication and division, in line the the current curriculum expectations. Putting the love in learning…

These are brilliant booklets for schools to give to parents. The literacy guide contains a reading comprehension activity, a spelling activity, a grammar/punctuation assessment sheet, a grammar game and a SATs stress buster advice section giving 10 tips to support children and prevent them getting anxiety in the build up to the tests. The maths guide contains an arithmetic assessment, a reasoning assessment and a times tables game. All of these have been created to give parents a good idea of what their children will be doing in their SATs tests, as well as giving them advice and knowledge of what they can do to help them revise or learn through games. A great resource which we are sure parents would find extremely useful. Children are at the very centre of everything we do…

This is a selection of activities to support learning in matching numerals to quantities. A bingo game of classroom objects matching numerals and pictures to 6 (as this is the number a dice goes up to). Also a counting avenue numeral cut and stick activity to decorate houses. Also included is a woodland animal maths matching activity to match the quantity of woodland animals to the numeral. A gorgeous set of resources to support young children in early maths. Putting the love in learning…

These games are fantastic for supporting children in their understanding of money. They need to work out the values that coins can be added up to in order to fill their cards. Two of the activities are based on giving change, the other game is matching coin values to the prices of the items. Giving children the tools to learn in a fun way.

This is a gorgeous presentation, which creates a high level of engagement, motivation and participation from children. Encouraging child interaction throughout. Can the children beat the jungle animals to find the number that is one more or one less? This has been tried and tested on young children and they absolutely love it! Also included are domino type loop cards of more/less and worksheets which allow children to draw dots to show their understanding of one more/one less if number formation isn’t possible. Putting the love back in learning, enthusing children to thrive!

A selection of sorting maths activities are included. There is a child friendly, interactive powerpoint presentation explaining how to sort different objects. Activity sheets also included, all inspired by the Small Steps in learning at a level the children can relate to. Putting the love in learning.

We have included a great powerpoint which has a coin reveal for children to work out which coin is being shown. This powerpoint also presents an extra challenge asking children how the value of that coin can be made using ones. A UK coin & note recognition poster is also available and money comparison activities up to 20p and £1, making the same amounts using different coins to those given in the examples. A great bundle of money activities for KS1.

These are great resources inspired by White Rose Small Steps of learning for Year 1. From a gorgeous child friendly powerpoint to explain how to count forwards, to several differentiated activities, all created with the children in mind in a child friendly accessible format. Suitable for all learners. Put the love back in learning!