A notebook game for young children to play independently. Children match the shape families to their sae houses, simple shape activity reinforcing the four basic shapes.

10 x A4 posters of the first 10 Numberland characters

Night Night Nine is the ninth character from Numberland. They are a moon that only comes out at night with their nine shiny stars. The activity included reinforces 1 to 1 count and matches quantity to Numicon shapes as well as numerals. Also included is a video, poster, planning with follow on activity and a letter to parents.

Super Seven is the seventh character from Numberland. Numberland supports children with early number recognition by using colourful characters with alliterative names. each character has their own song which reinforces the number name. Super Seven is a super hero who likes to help the other Numberlanders. Included is a notebook file which includes his song and an activity which reinforces recognition of the previous Numberlanders, a video of Super Seven flying across a cityscape, a poster and a lesson plan with follow on activities and parents letter.

Ten Tickles is the tenth character from Numberland. He is a squid who has ten arms and two tenticles, he likes to tickle the other Numberlanders and hold them in place and create new numbers. Ten Tickles introduces children to place value. In this pack you receive a notebook file with activity and song and a video, in both of these you et a sneaky eek at the next five Letterlanders! Also included is a lesson plan with follow on activity and a letter to parents as well as a Ten Tickles poster

Welcome to Numberland, this notebook file shows all the Numberland characters to ten. Colourful characters who live in Numberland and support number recognition through alliteration, song and game.

A notebook file which supports children to estimate how many things they see. Dinosaurs appear briefly on the screen before they disappear, children are instructed to estimate how many they thought they saw, before the dinosaurs reappear and can be counted accurately. The dinosaurs are arranged in regular formations to support children in early addition by grouping.

An interactive notebook file which supports children with early subtraction. Children take away the correct quantity by feeding the T-Rex then counting the remaining dinosaurs to find the answer

Fortune Four is the fourth resident of Numberland. Numberland is full of colourful characters who support children with number recognition through alliteration, song and game. Fortune Four is a pirate and asks children to help him count his treasure, reinforcing the four-ness of four. Children can sing along with his song and watch him dance in the video.

The eighth character from Letterland. Aida Eight is an alien who likes to sort and order things. In these activities children will learn and practise ordering numbers to eight correctly. Included is an interactive notebook file with activity and Aida Eights song along with a poster, a video, planning with follow on activities and a letter to parents too.

The fifth resident of Numberland, Frankie Five who loves to jive! Numberland is full of colourful characters who support number recognition through alliteration, songs and games. Watch Frankie dance to his song and play his game. Try and stop all of his five stars from spinning before his music stops! Included is a lesson plan, follow up activity and parent letter.

The sixth character from Numberland, Silly Six, who likes to play tricks, watch his film and see him hide the other Numberlanders with his balloons. A poster, lesson plan follow on activity and paret letter are also included.

A mat for children to use to solve simple subtraction activities

An interactive resource where children have to feed the caterpillar the right amount of fruits for each day f the week. Supports learning days of the week, umber recognition, count and 1 less than, 1 more than

Roll the dice and collect the correct body art to complete your own Very Hungry Caterpillar

This is a great activity to do alongside baking Numicon biscuits. We use a six Numicon tile as a cutter to create a cookie for each child. Children then bite of one circle each just like the mouse does and see how many circles the have left. On the interactive activity click on a number and see how many circles are left when the mouse has eaten that amount. Click on the mouse to return to the whole cookie. A good activity for simple subtraction.

A simple rhyme and interactive notebook file to support children with 1 less than from 5. Watch as Jack sneaks out of the cupboard to steel one of the giants golden coins.