Classroom Ideas

This activity can be used as an independent learning game or for a group to practice their quick recall of numbers and number patterns. When I printed this activity I chose to print multiple pages per page (if that makes sense) to make them into little cards.

Three for the price of one! This product has a numeral version, a number word version and a tens frame version. These can be used to help children develop their number knowledge skills. I use them in this order (depending on their needs): 1) first we use the numeral version 2) after being able to read the numbers we move onto the word version - so that children can learn how to read the number words in a fun atmosphere and 3) using the tens frame version to help children have a quick recall of

This is an activity where children match the question to the answer. It can be done both independently or with a partner. I like to use this for my lower maths learners after they have completed their work and before they see me.

These task cards are perfect for early finishers. They focus on a variety of Maths areas - eg place value, mult/div, add/sub, geometry and measurement etc.