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Missing number worksheet 10-19 BAUBLES Early Years (EYFS) / Key Stage 1 (KS1) This worksheet is ideal for an independent, starter, morning or extension activity. The children can practice recognising their 2-digit numbers to 19 by reading the numberlines and writing in the missing numbers. It also makes an easy homework activity. For a longer activity, cut the numberlines horizontally, so the children can pick one at a time to complete and stick in their books, or add to the working wall. Prints as PDF A4 but can be easily enlarged to A3 for a teacher to model or complete as a class and add to the working wall.

FESTIVE BAUBLES missing numbers - numberline to 10 activity Early years (EYFS) / Key Stage 1 (KS1) This festive themed numberline activity sheet is for practicing writing numbers and ordering numbers to 10. Use this worksheet as a starter, morning, extension or independent activity. The children use their knowledge of ordering numbers to 10 to write the missing numbers on the baubles. This resource would also make an easy homework activity. Printable as a PDF A4, it could easily be enlarged to A3 for the teacher to model.

Double the dots on the ladybird Early Years (EYFS) / Key Stage 1 (KS1) Learn doubling with ladybirds! This is ideal as a starter, extension, independent activity or homework! The children count the dots on one side of the ladybird and draw the same number on the other side. Count up all the dots to find the total and write the answer to the “double” above each ladybird. Prints as an A4 PDF, can be enlarged to A3 for a teacher example.

Sort up to 5 dinosaurs between 2 buckets - number bonds / pairs to 5 Early Years (EYFS) / Key Stage 1 (KS1) Ideal for a “Harry and his bucketful of dinosaurs” topic or theme but great for any time of year. This activity / worksheet can be used as a pack or individual lessons as children learn their number pairs to 5. Children can draw the dinosaurs in each bucket and write the numbers underneath - to differentiate, challenge children to write it as a number sentence. To support the learning in a small group scenario, the teacher can have 2 buckets and the specified number of dinosaurs, showing all the ways the dinosaurs can go into the buckets and recording each time. This worksheet activity can be completed in a guided group activity or independently. It includes instructions and an example, so it could also be sent as homework in one pack. This prints as an A4 PDF but could also be increased to A3 size for the teacher to model and include on the working wall.

An easy independent, whole class or homework activity! Not only does this activity provide a useful, re-usable resource for children to practice their numbers to 20, it is also an easy opportunity to improve fine-motor skills through cutting! This is an ideal extension activity for children who have finished their work, or a holding activity when working with groups - ideal for children to do independently or in their own workgroups, as they can help each other! Better yet, add it to a “challenge tray” for children to access in their own time. Alternatively, send it home with homework and ask for a photo of the numberline. It can then be a useful resource for use at home. Once the numberline has been made, hide a couple of the numbers and ask the children to identify which ones are missing, reorder it and ask them to fix it or set a timer and see how quickly they can build the numberline from scratch! The latter is an easy game to revisit, can they do it quicker each time? This resource downloads as an A4 PDF for your printing, but it could easily be expanded to A3 or shrunk to A5 for flexibility.

Teach number pairs of 10 at Easter! A lesson worksheet, for consolidation, within a homework pack or as an independent extension activity for teaching number pairs (or number bonds) to 10. On each Easter egg, draw the remaining spots to make your number pairs of 10, then write the number sentence underneath. This resource is suitable for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)/Reception and Key Stage 1 (KS1) or consolidation at Key Stage 2 (KS2). This file downloads as a pdf, so it can also be printed on its own. Alternatively, children could complete this activity using iPads / tablets and editing it on the screen.

Teach number pairs of 5 at Easter! A lesson worksheet, for consolidation, within a homework pack or as an independent extension activity for teaching number pairs (or number bonds) to 5. On each Easter egg, draw the remaining spots to make your number pairs of 5, then write the number sentence underneath. This resource is suitable for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)/Reception and Key Stage 1 (KS1). This file downloads as a pdf, so it can also be printed on its own. Alternatively, children could complete this activity using iPads / tablets and editing it on the screen.

Mirror, mirror, on the egg… Practice symmetry and repeating patterns with this Easter egg symmetry worksheet! A fun and easy starter, extension or consolidation activity for Key Stage 1 (KS1) / Key Stage 2 (KS2) practicing symmetry. They can use their colour and shape knowledge to repeat the pattern along the mirror line on the second half of the shape. Encourage the children draw their own symmetrical Easter egg on the blank egg sheet also included - they can make a symmetrical egg design themselves or draw the first half for a partner to complete. This file downloads as a pdf, so it can also be printed on its own. Alternatively, children could complete this activity using iPads / tablets and editing it on the screen.

How many 2D shapes can you see in this festive image? A fun and easy starter, extension or consolidation activity for Key Stage 1 (KS1) / Key Stage 2 (KS2) learning their extensive 2D shapes. They can identify circles, ovals rectangles / oblongs / quadrilaterals, squares, triangles, pentagons, hexagons, octagons, and more. Can you find the trapezium? These shapes are shown in the “commonly recognisable” orientation as well as irregular, count the sides to name the shape! Easy to differentiate, children could use a different colour to circle the different 2D shapes, or count them up as they find them and name them. Encourage the children draw their own festive picture using all the different 2D shapes they have learnt! This file downloads as an image, so you can insert it into your school’s standard template in a worksheet or add it to an existing worksheet. It can also be printed on its own. Alternatively, children could complete this activity using iPads / tablets and editing it on the screen. A further option is to project it onto the interactive whiteboard / screen, for the children to search for the shapes as a starter activity. They can record their answers in their books, on individual whiteboards or share them out loud, collaboratively as a class.

How many 2D shapes can you see in this festive image? A fun and easy starter, extension or consolidation activity for Key Stage 1 (KS1) / Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) (Reception) learning their 2D shapes. They can identify circles, rectangles / oblongs / quadrilaterals, squares, triangles and more. These shapes can be found in the “commonly recognisable” orientation, and the eager eyed can even spot the irregular versions of the shapes! Easy to differentiate, children could use a different colour to circle the different 2D shapes, or count them up as they find them and name them. Encourage the children draw their own festive picture using all the different 2D shapes they have learnt! This file downloads as an image, so you can insert it into your school’s standard template, or it can be printed on its own. Alternatively, children could complete this activity using iPads / tablets and editing it on the screen. A further option is to project it onto the interactive whiteboard / screen, for the children to search for the shapes as a starter activity. They can record their answers in their books, on individual whiteboards or share them out loud, collaboratively as a class.

MATHS WORKING WALL DISPLAY LETTERS! EYFS/Reception, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Make your walls POP and engage your children and visitors in your numeracy/maths learning journey with these fantastic display title letters! Each letter in “Maths” contains related images. Covering a wide range of the curriculum, including: number, time, money, shape and much more. This pdf download prints the letters to A5 size (within margins) but you could easily enlarge or shrink them down to the size you need. Ready to cut out and display. Laminate for a longer lasting resource and use a coloured backing to really make them pop!

NUMERACY WORKING WALL DISPLAY LETTERS! EYFS/Reception, Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2 Make your walls POP and engage your children and visitors in your numeracy learning with these fantastic display title letters! Each letter in “Numeracy” contains mathematic related images. Covering a wide range of the curriculum, including: number, time, money, shape and much more. This pdf download prints the letters to A5 size (within margins) but you could easily enlarge or shrink them down to the size you need. Ready to cut out and display. Laminate for a longer lasting resource and use a coloured backing to really make them pop!

CHRISTMAS EDITION! Teaching number pairs from 2 through to 10 using bar models - with a fun festive twist! For key stage 1 and early years foundation stage. Each individual worksheet contains a bar model per number pair. The top bar shows what number is represented by the bar model (the “total” amount), the second bar shows the amount using pictures and the third bar is for the number sentence. The children must draw the remaining pictures in the second bar to make the total (the “full” bar), they use this to write the number sentence below. The pictures are simple and recognisable for the children to continue drawing. This includes snowmen, christmas trees, presents, stockings, baubles etc. Bar model number pairs worksheet to consolidate learning, a homework pack, task extension or assessment piece! Only need specific number pairs? Get in touch and I am happy to upload them individually! Image credit Freepik (freepik.com)

Learn number pairs from 2 through to 10 with bar models and pictures! A lesson worksheet, consolidation, homework pack or extension activity. Key stage 1 and early years foundation stage/reception. Each individual worksheet contains a bar model per number pair. The top bar shows what number is represented by the bar model (the “total” amount), the second bar shows the amount using pictures and the third bar is for the number sentence. The children must draw the remaining pictures in the second bar to make the total (the “full” bar), they use this to write the number sentence below. The pictures are simple and recognisable for the children to continue drawing. This includes trees, balloons, cupcakes. teddy bears, leaves, flowers, bees, houses and butterflies. Image credit Freepik (freepik.com)

Read the time in words and draw the minute and hour hands on the clock face! The times are all half past the hour. This resource includes 2 pages of 6 clocks and times - these can be split into 2 sessions or used in one! Ideal for Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2 (KS1 / KS2) as a starter, consolidation or extension activity! You could also cut up the clocks for the children to select one at a time and stick in their books, making the activity less intimidating than being faced with a whole worksheet.

Teach number pairs of 10 at Christmas! A lesson worksheet, for consolidation, within a homework pack or as an independent extension activity. An easy festive activity. On each pair of Christmas trees, draw 10 baubles. Write the number sentence to match underneath. How many different ways can you put the baubles across the two trees? This resource includes two larger trees for the teacher to model, using buttons or other items to represent the baubles! This resource is suitable for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)/Reception and Key Stage 1 (KS1). Image credit: Google docs emoji

Teach number pairs of 5 at Christmas! A lesson worksheet, for consolidation, within a homework pack or as an independent extension activity. On each snowman pair, draw 5 buttons - how many different ways can the buttons be given out? Underneath each snowman pair, write the number sentence to match. This resource includes 2 A4 snowmen for the teacher to print out and use real buttons to demonstrate all of the number pairs of 5. This resource is suitable for Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS)/Reception and Key Stage 1 (KS1).