Digit cards 0-9 (ten of each digit) Operation cards (+, -, x and divide signs) can be used to create different mathematical sentences.

help students recognise odd and even numbers

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Sort the mathematical statements into whether they are true/ false. Where the statement is incorrect, write the correct sentence.

Cut and stick the numbers 1-20 in the correct order

Colour in the ten frames to match the digit.

Colour in the ten frames to match the digit.

Help your students with their place value by partitioning numbers into hundreds, tens and ones. Contains 10 x 100 cards, 9 x 10 cards and 9 x 1 cards, along with 50 different number cards to partition.

Help children learn their addition facts to 20 with a quick and easy game. Version 1: Read out the digit cards 11-20 and children ‘splat’ the question cards which give the answer to the card you have read out e.g. 12 = 11 + 1 Version 2: Read out the question card e.g. 11 + 1 and children have to ‘splat’ the digit card e.g. 12

Help children learn their addition facts to 10 with a quick and easy game. Version 1: Read out the digit cards 1-10 and children ‘splat’ the question cards which give the answer to the card you have read out e.g. 10 = 4 + 5 Version 2: Read out the question card e.g. 2 + 3 and children have to ‘splat’ the digit card e.g. 5

fill in the boxes to identify 10 more, 10 less, 1 more and 1 less than any given number

Cut out the days of the week and stick them in the correct order.

An activity booklet to support children to learn the 3d shapes and their properties. Shapes include: cube, cuboid, sphere, cylinder, triangular prism, square based pyramid and a tetrahedron. The children have to trace the letters to spell out the name of the shape, colour in the shape the correct colour and then fill in the blanks.

An activity booklet to support children to learn the 2d shapes and their properties. Shapes include: square, rectangle, triangle, circle, hexagon, pentagon and octagon. The children have to trace the letters to spell out the name of the shape, colour in the shape the correct colour and then fill in the blanks.

Check for understanding for your students Subtract a 2 digit number from a 2 digit number

Check for understanding for your students Subtract a one digit number from a two digit number