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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!

Enhance your Year 2 maths classroom with this bright and clear Maths Word Wall! Designed to support key mathematical vocabulary, this printable set covers all the essential strands of the Year 2 curriculum. Perfect for displays, independent reference, and reinforcing terminology in context. Ideal for KS1 learners, this resource is easy to use and classroom-ready — just print, cut, and display! What’s included? PDF with labels organised into the following key curriculum categories: Number and Place Value (e.g., digit, tens, one more/less, equal to, …) Addition and Subtraction (e.g., add, subtract, strategy, number bond, …) Multiplication and Division (e.g., equal groups, half, repeated addition, arrays, …) Fractions (e.g., a half, a quarter, whole, numerator, …) Measurement (e.g., length, height, quarter past, months of the year, …) Shape and Space (e.g., circle, edge, cube, 3D shape, …) Position and Direction (e.g., quarter turn, half turn, left/right, backwards, …) Statistics (e.g., pictogram, tally chart, most, least, …) Key Features: Colourful, engaging visuals for each term Age-appropriate language for Year 2 learners Ideal for daily reference and math talk routines Easy to cut and laminate for long-term use Perfect for enhancing your classroom environment and reinforcing mathematical language every day. Add this essential display pack to your teaching toolkit! Other resources: Year 1 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 3 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 4 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 5 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 6 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Spanish version coming soon Thanks for viewing this resource! If it’s useful in your classroom, please rate and leave a comment.

Enhance your Year 5 maths display with this printable Maths Word Wall Labels Pack, designed to support students’ mathematical vocabulary in line with the National Curriculum for England. Ideal for classroom walls, working walls, or vocabulary displays, this resource makes key terminology clear and accessible for all learners. This PDF pack includes colourful, easy-to-read labels for essential maths concepts, each featuring: The key term as used in the Year 5 curriculum A clear illustration or symbol to aid understanding and recall Vocabulary is organised into the following curriculum-aligned categories: Number & Place Value Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division Fractions, Decimals & Percentages Measurement Geometry - Properties for shapes Geometry - Position and Direction Statistics Perfect for supporting whole-class teaching, independent work, or maths interventions. The visual cues help make abstract terms more concrete, improving confidence and mathematical fluency. Print, laminate, and display around your classroom or maths area. What’s included: A printable PDF with over 90 word wall labels A simple and effective way to support maths language development and build a vocabulary-rich learning environment. Other related resources: Year 1 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 2 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 3 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 4 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 6 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals

Enhance your Year 3 maths display with this printable Maths Word Wall Labels Pack, designed to support students’ mathematical vocabulary in line with the National Curriculum for England. Ideal for classroom walls, working walls, or vocabulary displays, this resource makes key terminology clear and accessible for all learners. This PDF pack includes colourful, easy-to-read labels for essential maths concepts, each featuring: The key term as used in the Year 3 curriculum A clear illustration or symbol to aid understanding and recall Vocabulary is organised into the following curriculum-aligned categories: Number & Place Value Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division Fractions Measurement Geometry (Shape, Position & Direction) Statistics Perfect for supporting whole-class teaching, independent work, or maths interventions. The visual cues help make abstract terms more concrete, improving confidence and mathematical fluency. Print, laminate, and display around your classroom or maths area. What’s included: A printable PDF with over 90 word wall labels A simple and effective way to support maths language development and build a vocabulary-rich learning environment. Other related resources: Year 1 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 2 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 4 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 5 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 6 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals

Enhance your Year 6 maths display with this printable Maths Word Wall Labels Pack, designed to support students’ mathematical vocabulary in line with the National Curriculum for England. Ideal for classroom walls, working walls, or vocabulary displays, this resource makes key terminology clear and accessible for all learners. This PDF pack includes colourful, easy-to-read labels for essential maths concepts, each featuring: The key term as used in the Year 6 curriculum A clear illustration or symbol to aid understanding and recall Vocabulary is organised into the following curriculum-aligned categories: Number & Place Value Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication & Division Fractions, Decimals & Percentages Measurement Geometry - Properties for shapes Geometry - Position and Direction Statistics Reasoning & Problem Solving Vocabulary Perfect for supporting whole-class teaching, independent work, or maths interventions. The visual cues help make abstract terms more concrete, improving confidence and mathematical fluency. Print, laminate, and display around your classroom or maths area. What’s included: A printable PDF with over 90 word wall labels A simple and effective way to support maths language development and build a vocabulary-rich learning environment. Other related resources: Year 1 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 2 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 3 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 4 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals Year 5 Maths Word Wall Labels – National Curriculum Key Vocabulary with Visuals

This engaging cut-and-paste activity helps students develop a solid understanding of arrays by matching visual representations with their corresponding descriptions. It’s ideal for introducing or reinforcing the concept of multiplication as repeated addition using rows and columns. What’s Included: 2 differentiated formats: Format A: Students cut out array cards and paste them next to the matching description (e.g. “3 rows of 4”). Format B: Students cut out the descriptions and paste them next to the correct array images. Each version encourages careful observation, counting, and reasoning. Perfect for Year 2 and lower KS2, this resource supports visual learners and can be used for independent work, math centers, or homework. Skills covered: Understanding arrays Identifying rows and columns Matching visual models to written descriptions Early multiplication concepts Printable PDFs included.

Support your learners in building strong number sense with this interactive Fill It In activity focused on numbers from 0 to 100. Designed for Year 1 and Year 2, this resource is perfect for practising 1 more, 1 less, 10 more, and 10 less, while reinforcing counting skills and number patterns. What’s Included: PDF Pack (13 pages) featuring activity template and coloured number cards: Even numbers (blue) Odd numbers (red) Covers Key Topics: Counting and number sequences 1 more / 1 less 10 more / 10 less Place value Odd and even numbers Perfect for: KS1 maths lessons Individual or paired activities Numeracy stations Early finishers or intervention groups This hands-on resource encourages critical thinking and pattern recognition as pupils actively place missing numbers in the correct spaces. A fun and flexible way to consolidate foundational maths skills. Thank you for checking out this resource. If you enjoy it, please rate and leave a comment – your feedback is much appreciated!

Help your students master fractions with this engaging and hands-on Fractions Activity Pack, filled with a variety of interactive games and visual learning tools. Perfect for KS2, this pack supports learners in identifying, representing, and working with fractions through fun and purposeful activities. What’s Included: Identifying Fractions Worksheet (with Answer Sheet) A matching activity where children place visual representations next to the correct fraction label, reinforcing their understanding through matching and ordering. Fractions Memory Game A matching game where students pair fractions with their visual representations—ideal for building fluency and visual recognition in a playful way. Fractions Dominoes Game (12 pcs) Learners match fraction symbols to visual representations in a classic domino format—great for small group activities or math centres. Fractions Anchor Chart A colourful, printable reference tool that explains key fraction vocabulary and examples—perfect for classroom display or individual student folders. Fractions on a Number Line Activity (with Cut-Outs & Answer Sheet) Students place fractions on a number line using cut-out pieces and a guided worksheet to develop a strong conceptual understanding of order and size. Key Topics Covered: Identifying fractions Matching fractions to visuals Representing fractions Placing fractions on a number line Strengthening conceptual understanding through games Perfect For: KS2 maths lessons Visual and kinaesthetic learners Fraction fluency practice Math centres, small group tasks, or interventions Revision and consolidation Thank you for checking out this resource! If you find it useful in your classroom, please consider leaving a review or comment—your support is greatly appreciated!

A hands-on, engaging activity designed to support place value understanding, number sequencing, and reasoning with numbers from 100 to 1000. Perfect for Year 1 and Year 2 learners, this interactive task helps children practise identifying 10 more, 10 less, 100 more, and 100 less. What’s Included: PDF Pack (13 pages) featuring activity template Coloured number cards Even numbers (blue) Odd numbers (red) Focus Areas: Counting Place value Odd and even numbers Number patterns Mental maths fluency Perfect for: KS1 maths lessons Independent or small group work Numeracy stations Early finishers or intervention groups This resource offers a fun way for learners to explore number relationships, spot patterns, and strengthen their understanding of number value through an interactive fill-in-the-blank style game. Thank you for viewing this resource. If you found it helpful, please rate and leave a comment – your support is truly appreciated!

Support your students in mastering skip counting with these fun and focused hundred chart worksheets! Perfect for individual work, these charts help children build fluency in counting, number identification, and number writing while reinforcing numerical patterns. Great for maths lessons, homework, or morning starters, these charts provide a visual and structured way to practise counting in steps of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. Contents: Individual practice Counting patterns Number identification Number writing and recognition This resource includes: A PDF file with a series of hundred charts to support skip counting by: Twos Threes Fours Fives Sixes Sevens Eights Nines Tens Each chart guides learners to complete the missing numbers, revealing consistent patterns and encouraging mathematical reasoning. Perfect for: KS1 and KS2 learners Reinforcing multiplication foundations Early finishers, interventions, or SEND support Building fluency and confidence in number patterns Thank you for checking out this resource! If it was helpful, please consider leaving a rating and a comment—your feedback is greatly appreciated and helps other educators find valuable tools.

This hands-on and engaging Ten Frame Maths Activity is perfect for EYFS, KS1, or SEND learners developing their number sense and early addition skills. Designed to be laminated for repeated use, this interactive resource supports the ‘Flip it, Make it, Write it’ structure: Flip it: Children select a card at random from the set of 43 ten-frame cards (numbers within 10). Each card displays a combination of red and yellow counters. Make it: Pupils recreate the ten frame they picked using either: Red and yellow counters provided in the resource (20 of each) Physical counters commonly found in classrooms Write it: Using the included 5-box addition sentence chart, children break down what they see into a written number sentence. For example, a card showing 6 red and 1 yellow counter becomes: 1 | + | 6 | = | 7 What’s Included (PDF Download): Preview page of the activity Reusable activity template 43 Ten Frame cards (within 10) Printable counters: 20 red and 20 yellow Perfect for: Independent or small-group work Developing early addition and number composition skills Fine motor development through hands-on manipulation Supporting concrete to abstract mathematical understanding Tip: Laminate for dry-wipe marker use and long-term classroom use!

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.

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 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!

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.

This engaging maths resource pack is designed to help young learners practise addition and subtraction through hands-on, visual learning. Ideal for EYFS, KS1, SEN, or EAL students, this activity supports early calculation skills using concrete objects like counters, blocks, or play dough. What’s Included: 1 activity sheet with 4 reusable calculation templates (2 for addition and 2 for subtraction). 11 pages of calculation cards featuring: - Addition and subtraction within 5 and 10 - Each card contains one addition or subtraction problem - Clear colour-coding based on operation and difficulty level Colour Coding System: To help with easy sorting and differentiation, each card background is colour-coded: Turquoise – Additions within 5 Beige – Subtractions within 5 Orange – Additions within 10 Purple – Subtractions within 10 How It Works: Choose a card: The child selects a card with an addition or subtraction problem. 2.Use the calculation template to: - Represent each number with real objects (e.g., play dough balls, counters, blocks). - Place items in the first two sections to match each number in the problem. - Fill in the third section to show the total (for addition) or what’s left (for subtraction). Record the number sentence: Underneath the visual sections, the child writes the matching number sentence, aligning each number below the corresponding group of objects. Example: For 4 + 3, the child places 4 objects in the first box, 3 in the second, 7 in the third, and writes “4 + 3 = 7” below the model. Why You’ll Love It: Promotes conceptual understanding of addition and subtraction. Encourages active learning with manipulatives. Clear visual structure supports independent work and small-group activities. Differentiated by colour for easy progress tracking and ability grouping. This resource is perfect for use in the classroom, maths stations, intervention groups, or home learning. All you need to add are some small objects to count with!