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Make counting fun and meaningful with this charming farm animal-themed worksheet! Designed for early learners, this activity helps children practise number recognition and counting skills in a hands-on, engaging way. How it works: Children count the number of animals in each image and colour the circle with the correct number. Each question presents three number options, encouraging critical thinking and number identification — only one answer is correct! Learning Focus: Counting (1–10) Number recognition Farm animal vocabulary Fine motor skills through colouring What’s Included: 1 PDF worksheet (ready to print and use) This resource is also available in Spanish : Ficha de Conteo de Animales de la Granja (1-10) | Actividad en Español para Educación Infantil Other Farm-Themed Resources You Might Like: Farm and zoo animals sorting activity worksheet Matching activity (baby animals) - Are you my mother? Worksheet - Farm animals Farm animals - Beginning sounds worksheet Thanks for exploring this resource! If you found it useful, please leave a rating and comment — your feedback is always appreciated.

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

This “All About Number” editable poster is a versatile and engaging resource designed to help young learners deepen their understanding of numbers. Ideal for EYFS and KS1, this template invites children to explore each number in a variety of ways, encouraging number sense, counting, basic operations, and numerical representation. The poster is fully editable so you can adapt it to meet the needs of your class or differentiate for individual students. What’s Included: Editable Poster Template PDF with rhymes for writing numbers 0–9 (supports letter formation and memory) What Students Will Do: Using the poster template, students will: Identify a “star number” Fill in the previous and next numbers Represent the number on a ten frame Write the number name (e.g., “five”) Choose a rhyme to help them write the number (templates included) Create two addition and two subtraction number sentences involving the star number This makes a perfect morning warm-up, maths centre activity, or individual numeracy task. Suggested Materials for Use: Laminator + laminating sheets Whiteboard markers Blue Tack or magnetic strips (for classroom display or reusable use) Skills Focus: Number recognition & formation Counting & sequencing Number sense Basic operations Mathematical vocabulary Writing & spelling Also available in Spanish: Todo sobre el número Thanks for checking out this resource. If you found it helpful, please rate and leave a comment — your feedback makes a big difference!

5 in a Row – Subitizing Match Game This interactive and strategic game is designed to help young learners develop and reinforce their subitising skills—instantly recognising small quantities without counting. Perfect for pairs, this activity turns number recognition into a fun and competitive challenge. How to play: Children take turns selecting a number card (numbers 1–6) in their designated colour—red or blue. To place their number on the game board, they must correctly match it to one of the visual representations shown (dice patterns). Each player starts with 15 coloured number cards, making it easy to track who placed which numbers. The goal is to get five in a row—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally—by correctly matching numbers to their visual forms. The game encourages quick thinking, number fluency, and visual recognition, while also promoting turn-taking and strategic thinking. This resource is ideal as a warm-up, maths centre activity, or a fun end-of-lesson game to reinforce early number sense in a meaningful way. Skills Focus: Subitising Number Recognition Visual-Spatial Reasoning Strategic Thinking and Planning Turn-Taking and Social Skills Attention and Focus Counting and Early Math Concepts Fine Motor Skills Contents: Maths Subitizing game Numbers (1-6) This pack includes: PDF which includes: Board game Number cards Example Notes: I appreciate you taking a look at this resource. Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it. Thank you.

Support your early years learners in developing essential number recognition and fine motor skills with this set of number tracing & writing cards (0–9). Ideal for individual work, small group activities, or continuous provision; this resource is perfect for preschool, nursery, or reception classrooms. The printable includes clear, easy-to-follow tracing activities that help children practise writing numerals 0 to 9 with confidence. Each card features large numbers with directional arrows for proper formation, as well as space for independent writing practice. Whether you’re introducing numbers for the first time or reinforcing early counting skills, this resource is a must-have addition to your EYFS maths toolkit. Skill Focus: Number Recognition Number Formation and Handwriting Fine Motor Skills Pre-Writing Skills Early Counting Readiness Independent Learning and Confidence Visual-Motor Integration Structured Learning Routine Contents: Maths Number tracing & writing Early Years This pack includes: PDF with cards ready to print and cut Notes: I highly recommend laminating the cards for durability and for use with whiteboard markers. 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.

These differentiated number writing worksheets are designed to help students build confidence with counting, number recognition, and number formation. With three levels of difficulty, this resource supports learners at various stages as they practise writing and identifying numbers up to 100. Perfect for independent work, intervention groups, or home learning, these charts promote mastery through repetition and visual pattern recognition. Contents: Individual student practice Counting to 100 Number identification Number formation and handwriting This resource includes: Differentiated worksheets at 3 levels of difficulty, with fill-in-the-blank charts for: Up to 10 Up to 20 Up to 30 … and all the way to 100! Each version encourages progressive development and allows targeted support for different ability levels. Perfect for: EYFS, KS1, SEND, and EAL learners Maths centres or morning starters Fine motor skills and number fluency practice Homework packs and early finishers Thanks for viewing this resource! If you found it helpful, please leave a rating and a comment—your support helps other teachers discover quality resources.

¡Un recurso manipulativo ideal para trabajar el reconocimiento numérico y la asociación visual de cantidades! Este set de puzzles de configuraciones ayuda al alumnado a identificar los números del 1 al 6 en diferentes representaciones, fomentando la comprensión del número y la subitización. Perfecto para rincones de matemáticas, refuerzo individual, estaciones de aprendizaje o como actividad de repaso. ¿Qué incluye este recurso? Documento PDF listo para imprimir con puzzles que combinan: El número (representación numérica) Su nombre escrito Representación con palitos Representación en dado Representación en marco de diez Cada puzzle está formado por piezas que los niños deberán unir correctamente según la representación del mismo número, desarrollando el pensamiento lógico y visual. Ideal para trabajar: Asociación número-cantidad Subitización Lectoescritura numérica Coordinación ojo-mano y razonamiento lógico Disponible también en inglés: Subitizing puzzles (1-6) Gracias por considerar mi recurso. Si te resulta útil en el aula, por favor déjame una valoración y un comentario.

Esta ficha es una excelente herramienta para que los estudiantes practiquen el conteo de items relacionados con Halloween del 1 al 10, mientras aprenden sobre las tradiciones y celebraciones de esta fecha. Contenidos: Halloween Celebraciones Conteo de items (1-10) El pack incluye: Documento PDF con la ficha de actividad para imprimir y usar en clase Este recurso está disponible también en inglés Halloween Items count activity worksheet - Halloween Gracias por considerar mi producto. Si te gusta, por favor, evalúelo y deje un mensaje. ¡Gracias!

Help your students practice counting from 1 to 10 with this fun Halloween-themed worksheet. Perfect for introducing counting skills while exploring Halloween celebrations and cultural understanding. Contents: Halloween Celebrations Understanding the world Item count (1-10) This pack includes: PDF document (worksheet) ready to print and use in your classroom This resource is also available in Spanish Ficha de conteo de items de Halloween - Halloween Thank you for taking a look at this resource! Please rate it and leave a comment if you enjoy it.

“Todo sobre el número” es un póster editable ideal para reforzar el conocimiento de los números en etapas de Infantil y Primer Ciclo de Primaria. Esta plantilla ofrece múltiples formas de explorar cada número, ayudando al alumnado a desarrollar el sentido numérico, el conteo, las operaciones básicas y la representación visual del número. Perfecto como actividad de refuerzo, rutina diaria o rincón matemático. ¿Qué incluye el recurso? Plantilla editable del póster PDF con rimas para aprender a escribir los números del 1 al 9 ¿Qué harán los estudiantes con esta plantilla? Los alumnos completarán el póster con la siguiente información sobre el número protagonista: Número anterior y posterior Representación del número en una cuadrícula de diez (ten frame) Elección de una rima que les ayude a escribir correctamente el número (incluidas en el PDF) Escritura del nombre del número (por ejemplo: “cinco”) Creación de dos sumas y dos restas que tengan como resultado el número trabajado Una herramienta versátil y dinámica para consolidar conceptos clave de numeración. Materiales sugeridos: Plastificadora Láminas para plastificar Rotulador de pizarra blanca Blue Tack o tiras magnéticas (para reutilizar o exhibir en el aula) ¿Qué tabajar con este recurso? Reconocimiento y trazo del número Conteo y secuenciación Sentido numérico Operaciones básicas Lenguaje matemático Escritura y ortografía Disponible también en inglés: All About Number | Editable Poster Template for Number Work (1–9) Gracias por tu interés en este recurso. Si te ha gustado, déjame una valoración y un comentario. ¡Tu opinión es muy valiosa!

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!

Make numbers come alive in your classroom with The Star Number! This editable poster invites students to explore and interact with a new number each day, encouraging number sense, mathematical vocabulary, and active participation. Every day, children are introduced to a new “star number”, which becomes the focus of rich discussions and activities. Students can find, draw, read, or observe today’s number in a variety of forms—either independently or guided by the teacher. Concepts Covered: Number recognition Counting Addition & subtraction Number sequencing (before & after) Double and half Visual representations (dice, ten frame, dominoes) What’s Included: Editable poster template Completed poster example Instructions for setup and classroom use How It Works: With today’s star number, children will: Recognize its numeral representation Identify it on a ten frame See it represented on a dice Match it to domino combinations (e.g., if the number is 4: 2+2, 3+1, 4+0) Count the same number of objects Name the previous and next numbers Identify its double and half This daily number routine is a fantastic way to build number fluency, logical thinking, and mathematical connections in a fun, visual, and consistent way. Materials You’ll Need: Laminator and laminating sheets Whiteboard marker Blu Tack or magnetic tape for display Also available in Spanish: [El número protagonista]((/teaching-resource/resource-12815980) Thanks for visiting! If you enjoy using this resource, please consider rating it and leaving a review. Your feedback is incredibly helpful!

¡Haz que los números cobren vida en tu aula! El número protagonista es un recurso editable ideal para reforzar el sentido numérico de forma visual, práctica y significativa. Cada día, los alumnos se enfocan en un número diferente, explorándolo desde múltiples perspectivas. La actividad puede realizarse de forma guiada por el docente o de manera más autónoma, y permite que los niños encuentren, dibujen, lean o vean el número del día. También se puede presentar ya completado para analizarlo y discutirlo en grupo. Conceptos que se trabajan: Reconocimiento numérico Conteo Sumas y restas simples Números anterior y posterior Mitad y doble Representaciones visuales del número El recurso incluye: Plantilla editable del póster Ejemplo de póster completado Instrucciones claras para su uso en el aula ¿Qué se hace con el número del día? Con el número protagonista, los alumnos: Lo reconocen en su forma numérica Lo representan en un marco de diez (ten frame) Lo identifican en un dado Buscan representaciones posibles en una ficha de dominó (por ejemplo, si el número es 4: 2+2, 3+1, 4+0) Cuentan objetos que representen la cantidad Determinan su número anterior y posterior Calculan cuál es su mitad y su doble Material externo: Plastificadora Hojas para plastificar Rotulador de pizarra blanca Blue Tack o cinta magnética para exhibir Disponible también en inglés: The Star Number – Editable Poster for Daily Number Exploration Gracias por considerar este recurso. Si te ha resultado útil, por favor déjame una valoración y un comentario. ¡Tu opinión es muy valiosa!

This hands-on resource is designed to help children strengthen their understanding of place value using base ten blocks. The clip cards cover numbers from 11 to 50, organized into four number sets: 11–20 21–30 31–40 41–50 Each card features a visual representation using base ten blocks (tens and ones), along with three answer choices. Children are encouraged to clip the correct number using a peg, promoting fine motor skills alongside numeracy. Alternatively, they can use a dry-erase marker to circle the correct answer if the cards are laminated. Laminating is highly recommended for durability and reusability. Skill Focus: Recognising and counting base ten blocks (tens and ones) Understanding place value (numbers 11–50) Matching visual quantity to numerical representation Developing number sense and subitising Building fine motor strength through peg use Encouraging independent, self-checking practice Perfect for: Place value practice Independent math centers Small group interventions Early finishers This resource is ideal for EYFS, KS1, or any learners needing concrete support with understanding numbers 11–50.