RUCSAC picture designed to be stuck in numeracy books

Activity to encourage children to see addition and subtraction as inverse operations. To write the four fact family number sentences for a set of three numerals. Could be then made into a fact family neighbourhood display with a variety of different fact families. I have kept to number bonds to 10, but easily amended to whatever fact families you want the children to learn.

PowerPoint plan on Snow White and the seven dwarfs. How many plates, bowls, knives, forks and spoons does Snow White need? Find the difference between differing amounts of these.

Bookmark designed for Year 1 Numeracy. Includes addition and subtraction words, hundred square, 2D and 3D shapes, left and right. Designed to be stuck in numeracy book. Thanks to Simon Haughton's KS1 maths word mat for some of the images and ideas. Room for child&'s personal Numeracy target on reverse

Child friendly APP sheets for Reading Level 1 & 2, Writing level 1 é 2, Numeracy level 1 é 2, Science level 1. A4 sized for assessment folder, A5 sized can be stuck into exercise books for self-assessed APP

A very simple chess game board to be used for a variety of games and activities.

Questions and answers about 3D shapes. Designed to be used as a interactive display with question on the outside. Lift the flap to discover the answer. Common 3D shapes: sphere, cone, cube, cuboid, cylinder, triangular prism, square-based pyramid, triangular-based pyramid

A poem to describe some of the most common 3D shapes. Great as part of a display.

Poster to help children remember when adding and subtracting 1 and 10 from a number. Adding 1, move one square to the right, subtracting 1, move one square to the left, adding 10, move one square down, subtracting 10, move one square up. Useful for plenaries, but also as a display on a working wall.

Children to write down their number bonds to 10 on the legs of the spider. Differentiated, so more able could complete the possible two multiples of 10 to make 100.

Display banner for display on tens and units.

Prompt card designed to keep children on task and not asking the teacher what to do next. Also acts as a checklist when children believe they have finished their task.

A quick sheet designed as homework for my more able to introduce addition and subtraction as inverse operations.

Extension/carousel activity Children either allocated a numeral, or choose a numeral card and write down what is one more and one less. Planned to go alongside Year 1 Block A Unit 1 Week 2 - written addition and subtraction sums - focus on the numerical symbols (+, - and =) I made each one designed to be cut and stuck into Numeracy exercise books, as children not yet used to writing on squared paper!

The glossary of frequently used terms used in the Numbers and Patterns publication

Thanks to Heidi Anne Giebel on Pinterest for this great idea for a simple assessment or homework sheet. To check up that children understand different ways to represent a numeral, eg, tally marks, pictures, calculation, written numeral word

Board game designed to celebrate the 2012 Olympic games. Start at the Wenlock mascot and travel around. When you land on a medal space, get that coloured Olympic ring. Can move between rings using the 2012 logo space. Winner is the person that has collected all five coloured rings and raced to the Mandeville mascot to end. Hope you enjoy playing. If so, please rate and leave feedback :)

A board game designed to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. Game board to be enlarged to A3. Children to roll a dice and each time they land on a square, pick up a Royal family card. If they land on a crown card, take a Queen card. Queen cards encourage children to take or give away money. To start with 5p in pennies. The winner is the person who ends up with all of the Royal family on their game card. If able, children to then add up how much money they have accrued. Could even extend by asking children to change their coins for the lowest equivalent coins.

A set of rhyming number bonds with a fairy-tale theme. Goldilocks, Sleeping Beauty, Jack & the Beanstalk, Little Red Hen, Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, Snow White

How many sweets in a jar, are there more than 10 apples in the basket, which glass holds more orange juice? Images to encourage estimation language and higher level thinking. Capacity