Used in a Year 1 class to introduce Carroll Diagrams then Venn Diagrams before children completed their own large scales ones.

A worksheet used for lower group in a year 1 class to colour in half of the segmented shapes.

Used to reinforce half of shapes then moves on to halving even amount of objects. Used in a mixed ability year 1 class to work towards Level one target.

4 Carroll diagrams differentiated between sorting shapes by 2 categories or sorting shapes by 4 categories.

Pictures + pictures = A worksheet that children can complete independently.

A number game that children can access independently to practise adding and subtracting in 1s and in 10s in the same style you would on a 100 square. I would recommend laminating this resource so that children can use over and over again - my class love it! Please leave a review to let me and others know how you’ve used this resource, thanks! :)

The pictures of cars on page 1 are to be printed then write 1 to 10 on them. The children can then 'park&' the cars in the correct car parking spaces. Could also be used with toy cars if you call out a number and the children park their toy car on the sum that makes the number you called out. (e.g. call out the number 10, children park toy car on car parking space with &';7+3=' on. Same activity uploaded for recognising numerals 1 to 10.

Worksheet used in a year 1 class, children can complete independently or supported and have to cross out half of the even number of pictures.

Worksheets for children to complete by drawing the said items (mast, cape, shield). Children also used counters/cubes to help them with completing these.

An activity where you call out a number (1 to 10) to the children, they use a toy car and 'park&' it on the correct numeral. Children could also play in pairs. Calculation and answer car park to follow...

Images of Numicon with all addition and subtraction calculations to 10.\n\nCut up in cards for children to use alongside Numicon pieces to solve addition and subtraction calculations.\n\nWhen printed I wrote the calculations in numbers underneath the images, looked better than trying to get it fit right when typed!