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These maths and literacy resources inspired by The Jolly Postman are perfect for early years learners, providing a mix of hands-on and creative activities to develop key skills. Included Activities Maths: Match numbered letters to doors. Count letters in Santa’s sack. Compare two sacks to find which has more letters. Add two amounts of letters together. Colour letters to create repeating patterns. Compare two letters to determine which is bigger. Cut and stick the correct amount of letters. Literacy: Write a postcard or a letter to the postman. Match rhyming words. Label story characters. Complete a maze to help the postman get home. Cut and stick numbered letters in the correct order. Use the word mat to support writing and vocabulary. Retell the story in your own words. Write initial sounds for objects or characters. Use six letter envelopes in roleplay activities. ** These resources are perfect for blending maths and literacy skills with a fun, story-based theme.** #TheJollyPostman #EarlyYearsLearning #MathsAndLiteracy #HandsOnLearning #StoryBasedActivities #EYFSResources #CreativeLearning #RolePlayResources #CountingFun #WritingActivities Explore my other resources for more exciting story-inspired activities, and don’t forget to leave positive feedback—it’s greatly appreciated!

These printable maths resources inspired by The Snowman are perfect for early years, offering engaging activities to build essential maths skills. Included Resources Subitising Cards: Peg the correct number from 0-10. Button Counting: Place the correct number of buttons on each snowman. 10-Frame Snowballs: Count snowballs in 10-frames. Colouring Activities: Colour the correct number of snowmen. Cut-and-Stick 5-Frames: Add the correct amount of snowballs. Number Ordering: Arrange numbers 0-5 in the correct order. Matching Numbers to Quantities: Draw lines to connect snowmen to numbers. Drawing Snowballs: Draw the correct amount to match a number. First, Then, Now: Explore amounts of snowballs in simple problem-solving. Tallest/Shortest Activities: Colour the tallest snowman and the shortest tower of snowballs. Colour by Numbers: A fun and creative way to reinforce number recognition. Snowman Song Sheet: A delightful addition to enhance learning through music. These resources are perfect for developing number sense, fine motor skills, and mathematical thinking, all while celebrating the magic of The Snowman! #TheSnowmanActivities #EarlyYearsMaths #SubitisingFun #NumberSense #CountingActivities #PrintableResources #HandsOnLearning #MathsThroughStories #EYFS #WinterMaths Check out my other resources for more story-themed maths activities, and don’t forget to leave your feedback – it’s always appreciated!

Eleven flashcards with pictures of goats, where children place a peg on the correct number after counting. Flashcards numbered from 0 to 10, each with goats to help children with number recognition. A five-frame with five goats for carpet time activities to encourage counting and group interaction. A colouring activity where children colour in all items that represent the number 3. Worksheets for ordering numbers from 1 to 5 and from 1 to 10. A size ordering activity with three goats to arrange from smallest to biggest. Counting activity where children write the number of goats they count. A counting and matching exercise where children draw lines to connect the goats to the correct number. Number identification activity with goats, where children colour the correct number of goats based on a given numeral. A positional language activity with goats in relation to a bridge. Repeating pattern activity with colouring to reinforce pattern recognition. #NurseryMath #CountingSkills #EarlyLearning #BillyGoatsGruff #NumberRecognition #HandsOnMath #InteractiveLearning #PreschoolActivity

A song sheet with the lyrics to “5 Little Ducks” so children can sing along and learn. A cut-and-stick activity where children cut out numbers and place them in the correct order, building counting skills. An identification and colouring activity where children colour the correct number of ducks to match the given numbers, encouraging number recognition and counting. A “take one duck away” activity to introduce basic subtraction. A five-frame and 5 colourful ducks. Number flashcards from 0 to 5, helping children become familiar with numbers. Flashcards with three numbers each and a set of ducks; children attach a peg to the correct number, which helps with both counting and fine motor skills. Five ponds with numbers from 1 to 5; children cut and stick the right number of ducks in each pond. Duck figures for colouring, cutting, and sticking to lollipop sticks, so children can act out the song with a mother duck and five little ducks. Count ducks and draw a line to connect to the correct number. #NurseryMath #CountingSkills #EarlyLearning #HandsOnActivities #NumberRecognition #CountingFun #InteractiveLearning #PreschoolActivities

Matching Sheets (3 sheets): Each sheet is numbered 1-3 with 16 colourful pictures of 1-3 items. Children match items to numbers. Peg Activity Cards (8 cards): Each card has 1-3 items with three number options at the bottom. Children attach a peg to the correct number. Math Worksheets (11 sheets): Additional simple math sheets to reinforce number recognition and counting. These activities help children with counting, number matching, and visual recognition in an engaging, hands-on way. #EarlyMath #NurseryMath #CountingFun #HandsOnLearning #EarlyYearsActivities #MathThroughPlay #PreschoolMath #CountingAndMatching #LearningThroughPlay #MathResources #PegActivities #NumberRecognition #EachPeachPearPlum #MathForKids #MathMadeFun

Introduce little learners to numbers and counting with engaging, colourful activities inspired by Guess Who by Pam Ayres. This set includes 16 subitising cards where children place pegs on the correct number from three options, a fun dice game where children match rolls to colourful images, and a cut-and-stick activity to match pictures to the right number from two options. Other activities invite children to identify amounts and circle the correct number, use five-frames to match amounts and write the correct number, and colour pictures to represent numbers like 3 and 5. #EarlyYearsMaths #NurseryMaths #CountingFun #Subitising #GuessWhoPamAyres #EarlyLearning #Picturebooks #Whiterosemaths

These math resources, inspired by the book Crash, Boom! A Math Tale, are perfect for nursery-aged children. The set includes 6 “recreate the model” cards to laminate, 6 “count the blocks and attach a peg” cards to laminate, and 10 simple worksheets. Designed to make early math skills fun and interactive, these activities encourage hands-on learning through play. Hashtags: #NurseryMath #CrashBoom #EarlyMathSkills #HandsOnLearning #CountingFun #MathForKids #InteractiveLearning #PlayBasedLearning #MathWorksheets #PreschoolActivities #EarlyYearsEducation #TeacherResources

These Big and Small-inspired resources are designed for nursery-aged children to explore size concepts through fun and interactive activities. The set includes 4 worksheets, a cutting and sticking activity, 7 activity cards, and sorting activity cards, all aimed at reinforcing the concepts of “big” and “small.” Perfect for hands-on learning and early development. #NurseryMath #BigAndSmall #EarlyYearsLearning #HandsOnLearning #SortingActivities #MathForKids #InteractiveLearning #CutAndStick #MathWorksheets #PlayBasedLearning #PreschoolActivities #EarlyYearsEducation #TeacherResources #SizeConcepts

10 resources inspired by the book,** ‘We go together’** by Todd Dunn. Resources include both, maths and literacy as well as fine motor. Included is- Objects that belong together Following along the lines Identifying the odd one out Colouring Cutting and sticking Rhyming words Rhyming pictures

Activities based on the book, Simon’s Sock. Simon is a sock that never gets chosen to be worn, because he’s not part of a pair. I have created resources with maths, literacy and PSED. ** Included in this pack is-** Describing Cutting and sticking Colouring Same and different Recalling events Drawing stripes Positional language Repeating patterns Sorting spots/stripes Friendships Drawing Decorating Discussion cards Feelings

Activities inspired by the book, ‘All Sorts’. This is a maths pack of sorting activities is aimed at early years. Included is- Sorting items in 2 groups Sorting flowers Sorting vehicles Search and colour Identifying 4 legged animals Sorting people Sort by 3 shapes Spot the odd one out Sort by colour 3 oversized card and pictures for sorting

20 pages of resources inspired by the book, Button Box. The story of a child who like to play and sort buttons in his grandma’s box. Resources are early years based and include, maths, literacy, cutting and sticking as well as 8 flash cards. Included- Colouring a rainbow, button pattern Counting Indentifying numbers Colouring Estimating Adjectives Repeating patterns Order by size 10 frame and buttons Flash cards Sorting

Activities inspired by the book, actual size by Steve Jenkins. Maths resources for children around 4-6 years in age. Included is cutting and sticking activities, exploring the classroom, home or outdoors as well as measuring with rulers, objects, string and cubes. Worksheets are in CM and duplicated in Inches, to suit your methods of teaching. Resources- Exploring with string Drawing and labelling Small, medium and larger ordering Symmetry Search and colour in the stick insects Height Repeating patterns Order by height Weight Counting Number recognition Measure length with string Comparing length Measure animals in the book Comparing hands

29 pages of resources inspired by the book, 'How much does a ladybird weigh?' A simple book comparing the weight of different animals. This pack includes, flashcards, colouring, cutting and sticking as well as maths worksheets. Resources included- Cut and stick correct amounts Counting Number recognition Adding 2 numbers of the same amount Number recogntion flashcards Identifying weights that are the same Identifying the heaviest animal Matching animals of similar weights

20 pages of resource based on the story, We’re going on a pumpkin hunt. Early years worksheets for, literacy, maths, art and fine motor skills. Included is- Size Describing Short writing pieces Designing Positional language Ordering the obstacles Counting Maze Speech bubbles Repeating patterns Feelings Missing numbers

Encourage child initiated learning with these butterflies. Once cut and laminated they can be used time and again. There are green bodies from 1-19, and 38, various coloured wings from 0-20. They’re ideal for going on the placing and arranging table or in your maths area. Children identify the number on the body and then look for the numbered wings that are one more or one less. There is also a fully formed, blank butterfly, for the children to write on with a dry wipe pen, creating their own number problems.

Number bonds from 0-10 with a treasure theme. In this pack there are 11 treasure chests, from 0-10. Each treasure chests needs 6 coins. Each coin has a maths problem on which needs matching up to the correct number chest. There are 11 chests and 66 golden coins. Once cut and laminated, can be placed in the maths area for child initiated learning.

Resources based on the book 20 pages of resources, on maths, literacy, PSED, physical and understanding the world. Included in this pack- Positional language Adjectives Anatomy Reasoning- for and against Spiders survival needs Recalling events Feelings Design a web Counting Now, then, next, maths Length Cutting skills Fine motor skills Web maze Order by size True/False facts

Maths worksheets inspired by the book, Which one’s round? Which one’s bigger? A book which tricks you and makes you rethink your answers. Like is a dog really faster than a snail? Can the cat get higher than the mouse? This pack contains 10 pages of maths sheets covering- Round objects Comparing sizes Measuring length Fastest animals Highest animals Estimating more Weight and reasoning Volume and reasoning Shape searching Length and reasoning. This pack is a simple colouring pack, which encourages conversation.

A shape pack inspired by the book, Which one doesn’t belong? 6, black and white, Worksheets where children colour in the shape they think doesn’t belong and then discuss with an adult their reason. Also a cut and stick sorting activity. As well as the worksheets there are a set of 9 colourful discussion cards where the children can say which shapes they think are the same and which ones are different. Of course there is no wrong answer!