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Help your students strengthen their understanding of telling the time with these interactive puzzle worksheets. This resource offers a hands-on way to practise matching written times with their analog and digital clock representations, reinforcing key time-related vocabulary and visual recognition skills. Perfect for maths centres, individual tasks, or small group activities, these puzzles support both time-reading fluency and logical thinking. Skills covered: Telling the time to the hour and half hour Recognising analog and digital clock formats Key time concepts: o’clock, half past, quarter past, quarter to Reading and matching written time descriptions Understanding parts of the clock What’s included: PDF with puzzles covering o’clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to Clear instructions for use Easy-to-print format for classroom or home use Optional materials for extended use: Laminator Laminating sheets (for reuse and durability) Also available in Spanish: [Diciendo la hora – Puzzles para aprender y reforzar la lectura del reloj](Diciendo la hora (puzzles)) Thank you for checking out this product! If you enjoy using it, please consider leaving a rating and a short review. Your feedback helps others and supports future content creation!

Support your pupils’ understanding of telling the time with this handy and visually clear word mat, perfect for display, desk reference, or guided maths sessions. Ideal for KS1 learners, this resource helps reinforce vocabulary and structure around both digital and analogue time. Great for independent work, scaffolding, or as a visual prompt during time-telling activities. What’s Included: PDF Word Mat – ready to print and use Time-related vocabulary Visual support for analogue clock Key phrases (e.g. o’clock, half past, quarter to, quarter past) Supports development in: Telling the time accurately Understanding time-related language Building independence in maths tasks Strengthening visual memory and recognition Also available in Spanish: ¿Qué hora es? - Word Mat Thanks for exploring this resource! If it proves helpful in your classroom, please leave a rating and comment. Your feedback makes a big difference!

Recurso visual ideal para reforzar el aprendizaje del reloj analógico y digital en el aula de matemáticas. Esta alfombrilla de vocabulario ayuda a los alumnos a familiarizarse con la forma correcta de expresar la hora y a reconocer estructuras clave del lenguaje temporal. Perfecto para usar en mesas de trabajo, rincones de matemáticas o como apoyo visual durante las actividades de clase. ¿Qué incluye este recurso? Documento PDF listo para imprimir con: Vocabulario relacionado con la hora Representaciones visuales del reloj analógico Frases clave: en punto, y media, y cuarto, menos cuarto, etc. Ideal para trabajar: Lectura y escritura de la hora Comprensión del vocabulario temporal Independencia en tareas de matemáticas Reconocimiento visual y auditivo del tiempo Este recurso también está disponible en inglés: What time is it? - Word Mat ¡Gracias por interesarte en este recurso! Si te ha sido útil en clase, por favor déjame una valoración y un comentario.

Ayuda a tus estudiantes a practicar el conteo, la identificación y la escritura numérica con estas tablas de sucesiones numéricas organizadas en tres niveles de dificultad. Ideal para el trabajo individual y el refuerzo de habilidades básicas en matemáticas. El pack incluye: 3 documentos PDF con actividades de sucesiones numéricas para completar Cada nivel incluye secuencias numéricas hasta 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 y 100. Perfecto para adaptar a diferentes ritmos de aprendizaje y reforzar el sentido numérico desde una perspectiva visual y práctica. Gracias por considerar este recurso. Si te ha resultado útil, valóralo y deja un comentario.

Este póster educativo es una herramienta visual ideal para reforzar el concepto de comparación de números en estudiantes del primer ciclo de primaria. Ayuda a introducir y consolidar el uso de los símbolos <, >, = a través del valor posicional, fomentando la comprensión matemática desde edades tempranas. Contenidos: Matemáticas Comparación de números Primer ciclo de primaria Valor posicional Incluye: Documento PDF con póster listo para imprimir Perfecto para exhibir en el aula o como material de referencia durante actividades de numeración y ejercicios de matemáticas. Disponible también en inglés: Comparing Numbers – Anchor Chart (Place Value Focus) Gracias por considerar mi recurso. Si te ha resultado útil, por favor valóralo y deja un comentario.

Support your KS1 learners in mastering the concept of comparing numbers with this clear and engaging anchor chart. Designed to reinforce understanding of place value and the use of comparison symbols (<, >, =), this visual tool is ideal for classroom display or individual reference. Contents: Maths Comparing numbers KS1 Place value This pack includes: PDF document – ready-to-print anchor chart Perfect for maths lessons, number talks, or as part of your working wall! Also available in Spanish: Comparación de números – Póster visual para matemáticas Thanks for viewing this resource! If you find it useful, please leave a rating or a comment—your support is truly appreciated.

Make multiplication practice fun and interactive with this times tables domino game! A perfect hands-on activity to reinforce fluency in multiplication facts from 1x to 12x, this resource is ideal for maths lessons, morning work, small groups, or early finishers. Skills Practised: Times tables recall (up to 12x12) Matching multiplication facts with answers Mental arithmetic Turn-taking and collaborative play This pack includes: PDF with ready-to-print domino cards featuring multiplication questions and answers (e.g. one end says 3×4, the other says 12) Clear, bold formatting for easy cutting and use How to use: Print and laminate for durability, then cut out the dominoes. Students work to match questions to correct answers, forming a continuous domino chain. Great for individual work, pairs, or small group games. Flexible Use: Classroom centres Homework alternatives Intervention groups Revision activities Maths games corner Tip: Laminating the cards will make them more durable for frequent use and ideal for classroom storage. Thanks for checking out this resource! If you enjoy using it, please consider leaving a review or comment—your feedback makes a big difference and helps others discover helpful resources too!

Make maths revision more enjoyable with these KS2 Maths Crosswords, combining essential calculation practice with the fun of puzzles! Perfect for reinforcing multiplication, division, addition, and subtraction in an engaging format. Ideal for early finishers, homework, or maths warm-ups. What’s Included: PDF file with 4 differentiated crossword worksheets: Multiplication only Mixed multiplication, addition & subtraction Division only Mixed multiplication and division These crosswords are designed to challenge learners while reinforcing key operations in a fun, low-pressure way. Supports skills in: Times tables fluency Division strategies Mental arithmetic Problem-solving and logic Suitable for Key Stage 2 learners across Years 3–6. Thanks for viewing this resource! If it’s been useful in your classroom, please consider leaving a rating or review—your support helps other teachers and keeps quality resources coming!

Make place value and number comparison fun and interactive with this Mystery Number Worksheet, specially designed for Key Stage 1 learners. This engaging activity helps students develop mathematical reasoning, problem-solving, and a deeper understanding of three-digit numbers. What’s Included: Printable PDF worksheet with a grid of 12 three-digit numbers and a a clue chart with clues such as: - "A number greater than..." - "A number between ___ and ___" - "A number that has ___ ones/tens/hundreds" - "A number closest to ___" Perfect for independent work, math centers, or homework! Builds skills in: Place value Greater than / Less than comparisons Number sense Logical reasoning Thanks for checking out this resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a review or rating—your feedback makes a big difference and is much appreciated.

This versatile and editable chart is perfect for maths lessons focused on deepening understanding and encouraging mathematical reasoning. The “Show it, Draw it” format is a simple but powerful way to help students visualise and articulate their mathematical thinking. Contents: Maths reasoning Editable learning template Visual and written representation of mathematical concepts This pack includes: Link to a Google Slides version for easy editing (remember to click “Make a copy” before use) PDF file with the template ready to print and use PowerPoint (.pptx) file for offline editing and use How the template works: This resource includes a customisable chart with the following sections: Show it – where students demonstrate a method or calculation Draw it – where they create a visual representation (e.g. bar models, number lines) Explain it – where they describe their thinking in words Prove it – where they justify or reason their answers In the centre of the chart, teachers can type or write the name of the maths topic/unit being explored (e.g., fractions, multiplication, area). This format supports differentiated instruction, reasoning, and maths mastery. Thank you for viewing this resource! If you find it useful, please rate and leave a comment to let others know how it worked for you!

Refuerza el aprendizaje de los tipos de ángulos con esta ficha sencilla y eficaz, perfecta para estudiantes de primaria. Esta actividad apoya el desarrollo del pensamiento lógico y la comprensión de conceptos geométricos clave, como los ángulos agudos, rectos y obtusos, así como su medición en grados. ¿Qué incluye este recurso? Archivo PDF listo para imprimir. La ficha incluye dos ejercicios en los que los estudiantes podrán demostrar su conocimiento acerca de la identificación de tipos de ángulos y su comprensión respectos a las medidas de los ángulos. Para el primer ejercicio, los alumnos deben completar tres frases usando una de tres palabras proporcionadas para describir correctamente los ángulos: agudo, recto u obtuso. Para el segundo ejercicio, los estudiantes deben elegir entre tres opciones (90º, más de 90º, menos de 90º) para completar frases sobre las medidas de los ángulos. Ideal para: Clases de geometría Evaluaciones formativas Trabajo individual o en parejas Refuerzo o repaso Disponible también en inglés: Types of Angles Worksheet | Geometry Activity for Primary Learners ¡Gracias por considerar este recurso! Si te resulta útil, por favor déjame una valoración o comentario. ¡Tu apoyo es muy valioso!

Reinforce understanding of the types of angles with this clear and concise worksheet, perfect for primary students learning about acute, right, and obtuse angles and their measurements in degrees. What’s Included: Printable PDF worksheet For exercise 1, students are given three incomplete statements about types of angles. For each statement, they must choose the correct word from a set of three options — acute, right, or obtuse — to complete the sentence accurately. This helps reinforce their understanding of the characteristics of each angle type. For exercise 2, students complete another set of statements focused on the measurements of angles. They select the appropriate measurement description from three choices — 90º, more than 90º, or less than 90º — to correctly finish each sentence. This exercise strengthens their grasp of how to measure and compare different angles. Ideal for classroom practice, assessments, or homework. Also available in Spanish: Ficha: Tipos de Ángulos | Actividad de Geometría para Primaria Thanks for checking out this resource! If you find it useful, please consider leaving a review or rating—your feedback helps me create more quality materials.

This hands-on and engaging activity is perfect for combining maths learning with fine motor development. Children will explore the properties of 2D shapes by constructing them using cotton buds and Play Dough, promoting spatial awareness, shape recognition, and creativity. An ideal resource for EYFS, KS1, or SEN settings, this activity supports both geometry objectives and fine motor skill development in a fun, tactile way. Contents: Mathematics Geometry 2D Shapes: square, triangle, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon Properties of 2D Shapes: number of sides, vertices, regularity This resource includes: Printable PDF templates for each shape Perfect for independent work, small group tasks, or a maths centre activity External materials needed: Cotton Buds (can be cut to size) Scissors (if adjusting lengths of buds) Play Dough (to connect the sides and model vertices) Perfect for: Enhancing shape recognition and vocabulary Strengthening fine motor control Supporting concrete understanding of shape properties Hands-on, multisensory learning Thank you for considering this resource! If you found it helpful, please leave a rating and a comment—it really helps support my work and guides other educators.

Inspired by the classic story “We’re Going on a Bear Hunt”, this fun and active maths-based resource brings excitement and movement into number recognition practice! Ideal for EYFS and KS1 learners, it encourages children to explore their classroom while reinforcing numbers from 0 to 20. Learning Focus: Number recognition (0–20) Counting and tallying Visual scanning and observation skills Independent learning and engagement What’s Included: Printable player template for children to record the numbers they find How It Works: Set a timer and let learners go on a number hunt around the room. Each child uses their sheet to keep track of how many times they can spot each number between 0 and 20 on posters, books, displays, and objects! Tip: This activity works brilliantly as part of a math rotation, warm-up, or even a themed lesson tied to storytelling and cross-curricular learning. Thank you for checking out this resource! If you find it helpful, please leave a rating and a comment

¡Aprender a escribir los números nunca fue tan divertido! Estos coloridos y llamativos pósters con rimas ayudarán a tus estudiantes a recordar y practicar la escritura correcta de los números del 0 al 9 de manera sencilla y entretenida. Cada número viene acompañado de una rima fácil de memorizar, que guía a los niños paso a paso en el proceso de trazo. Ideal para aulas de infantil y primeros cursos de primaria. Contenidos trabajados: Números del 0 al 9 Escritura numérica Memorización a través de rimas Coordinación motriz fina ¿Qué incluye este recurso? 9 pósters ilustrativos (uno por cada número del 0 al 9) Rimas en español alineadas con la forma de escribir cada número Diseño claro y atractivo, ideal para imprimir y exhibir en el aula Perfecto para: Rincones de matemáticas Actividades de repaso Apoyo visual diario Trabajo individual o grupal Disponible también en inglés: Rhymes to write the numbers Gracias por tu interés en este recurso. Si te ha sido útil, no olvides dejar una valoración y un comentario. ¡Tu apoyo es muy importante!

Make learning to write numbers fun and memorable! These bright and engaging posters use simple rhymes to help children confidently write the numbers from 0 to 9. Each poster features an easy-to-remember rhyme that matches the shape and movement needed to form each numeral. Perfect for reinforcing number formation in early years and lower primary classrooms. What your students will learn: Number recognition (0–9) Number formation techniques Fine motor skills Visual and auditory memory through rhymes What’s included: 9 posters (one for each number from 0 to 9) Rhymes aligned with each number’s formation Clear visuals perfect for printing and classroom display Great for: Maths corners and learning walls Number writing practice Daily routines and warm-ups Individual or group learning Also available in Spanish: [Rimas para escribir los números – Pósters educativos del 0 al 9 (/teaching-resource/-12813554) Thank you for checking out this resource. If you found it helpful, please consider leaving a review and rating. Your feedback is truly appreciated!

Time Matching Dominoes – Analogue and Digital (O’clock, Half Past, Quarter Past, Quarter To) This fun and interactive domino game is designed to help children practise telling the time by matching analogue clock faces with their corresponding digital times. The set includes 12 domino pieces, each featuring a mix of key time concepts: o’clock, half past, quarter past, and quarter to. Perfect for KS1 and lower KS2 learners, this resource supports time recognition and reinforces the link between analogue and digital formats. It can be used as a warm-up, a time-filler, or as part of a focused lesson on telling time. Skills Focus: Time Recognition Digital-Analogue Matching Visual Learning Cognitive Matching and Memory -Fine Motor Skills Social Interaction and Communication Engagement and Motivation Focused Concept Practice What’s included: 12 domino cards (ready to print and cut) Ideal for: Group work or paired activities Independent practice Supporting visual learners A great hands-on way to boost time-telling confidence while having fun! Contents: Clocks Telling the time Analogue and digital Time KS1 Lower KS2 Key concepts related to time (half past, o’clock, quarter past, quarter to) Other time-themed resources you might like: Time Mastery Bundle – Analogue & Digital Clock Resources for KS1/KS2 What Time Is It? – Word Mat | KS1 Maths Support I appreciate you taking a look at this resource. Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it. Thank you.

Reinforce early number skills with this engaging Ten Frame Resource Pack, ideal for EYFS and KS1 learners. This pack is designed to support subitizing, number recognition, and early addition through a variety of interactive and visual activities that make learning fun and meaningful. Included in this pack: Subitizing Puzzles (up to 6): Students match a numeral and its written word to four different representations – a ten frame, tally marks, and a dice pattern. A great way to develop number sense and visual recognition of small quantities. Clip Cards (1–20): Students count the ten frame representation and choose the correct number using either pegs or by circling the answer with a pencil or marker. Perfect for independent work, maths corners, or small group activities. Shake & Spill Activity: Students roll a dice twice and use two different coloured counters (red and yellow) to represent each number on a ten frame. They then complete the addition number sentence provided, building understanding of number bonds and early addition. Roll it, Write it, Show it Differentiated worksheets: Students roll a dice, write the number it lands on, and represent it visually in a ten frame. One version also includes tallying for an extra challenge. This pack of resources is ideal for hands-on practice, maths rotations, or reinforcing key concepts in a playful, accessible way. Skills Focus: Number Sense Subitizing Numeral and Word Recognition Early Addition & Number Bonds Fine Motor Skills Critical Thinking & Matching Independent and Group Learning Engagement & Differentiation Contents: Maths Ten Frames Clip Cards Counting Subitizing Early Years KS1 External materials you will need: Dices Notes: Updates: 07 May 2025: Roll it, Write it, Show it Differentiated worksheets were added. I appreciate you taking a look at this resource. Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it. Thank you.

This set of Clip Cards using Ten Frames (1–20) is a fun and hands-on way to help your students practise counting numbers from 1 to 20. Perfect for EYFS or early KS1 learners, these cards reinforce number recognition and counting skills using visual ten frames. What’s Included: PDF with Clip Cards for Ten Frames (1–10) PDF with Clip Cards for Ten Frames (11–20) How to Use: Simply print the PDF, cut out the clip cards, and laminate them for durability. Then, use pegs, clothespins, or any other small markers for students to clip the correct number corresponding to the ten frame shown. These cards are ideal for independent stations, small group work, or math centres. Skills Focus: Counting & Cardinality Number Sense One-to-One Correspondence Fine Motor Skills Visual Discrimination Topics Covered: Mathematics Numbers Counting (1–20) Ten Frames Clip Cards Looking for more resources? You might also like: Ten Frames (Pack of resources) Clip cards (Tally marks) (1-20) Thank you for viewing this resource! If you found it helpful, please consider rating and leaving a comment. Your feedback is greatly appreciated.