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TREASURE ISLAND Numbers to 20 Put on your pirate hat, stick on your eye patch and start searching for treasure! Students identify either the number or sum on each treasure chest and place the correct amount of treasure on top! This resource includes printable gem stone cut outs if you do not have any hands on materials. Includes: - numbers 11 to 20 boards - individual numbered treasure chests - addition to 20 boards - subtraction to 20 boards - addition & subtraction to 20 boards

ADDITION & SUBTRACTION DETECTIVE Numbers to 10 & 20 Need an interactive activity for your students to practice their addition and subtraction skills. Well here it is! Students work through these number sums by showing their working out to prove that the sum is either correct or incorrect. When doing so they are able to place the number sum into the correct area labeled correct or incorrect. Includes both addition and subtraction numbers to 10 & 20. Includes a range of both correct and inco

ADDITION & SUBTRACTION SENSORY TRAYS Numbers to 10 & 20 This activity is super engaging and easy to set up! Simply print the templates, place at the bottom of a tray (I laminate mine for extra durability) then sprinkle your sensory element on top (sand, glitter, dirt etc.) Students use a paint brush, feather or even their finger to swipe around until they find the addition or subtraction sums underneath. Once finding them they can use a mini whiteboard, counters or a piece of paper to work

MY ADDITION & SUBTRACTION GRIDS This resource is perfect when practicing addition and subtraction. Students select a grid and work through the number sums by using the working out space provided on the right. Students can use counters, unifix cubes or even draw it out to work out each answer. This resource includes 6 differentiated versions: - Addition to 10 - Addition to 20 - Subtraction to 10 - Subtraction to 20 - Mixed addition and subtraction to 10 - Mixed addition and subtraction to 20

FRIENDS OF 10 TOWERS This is a fantastic hands on resource for students to represent their knowledge of friends of 10/number bonds to 10! Students build each tower using Unifix blocks, or any other coloured materials in the classroom. Each tower template has a number sum at the bottom for students to represent. This resource includes two differentiated versions: Version 1: number sums stated at the bottom of each template. Version 2: number 10 stated at the bottom of each template for students t

PART PART WHOLE PUZZLE Number bonds to 10 This resource is great for when teaching all the different number bonds combinations to 10. It includes all the different number combinations through a series of numerals, subitising dots and picture puzzle pieces. All come with a coloured version and a black and white version. Helpful Hint:Printing the coloured version assists students as they can firstly sort the puzzle pieces into their coloured groups, and then complete the puzzle by matching the n

WORDED PROBLEM MATCH Addition and Subtraction to 10 The PERFECT way to introduce worded problems. Students need to read or listen to the worded problem. Students are to identify the matching number sum. This can be played individually or as a class. Over 30 problems included

WORDED PROBLEMS Addition and Subtraction to 20 This freebie is perfect for teaching basic worded problems. Students select a worded problem and place it at the top of their mat. Students work through the various problem solving strategies to solve their problem. Problem solving mat includes: draw it, number line, ten frames and write the number sum. Included over 50 worded problems

MONSTER'S SECRET NUMBER Addition & Subtraction to 10 Students work through the addition and subtraction sums to figure out the Monster's secret number. Once solving each sum, they cross off the numeral that represents the answer. The last number remaining is the 'secret number'. Such an engaging way to keep students practicing their basic addition and subtraction. 60 boards included

TOWER HOTEL Addition and Subtraction Students work their way around the game board adding or taking away blocks/unifix bricks. The player who has the tallest 'tower hotel' wins! Such a great way for students to see the physical representation of adding and taking away. Students can play solo, with a partner or in a small group! Includes 10 boards.

NUMBER STACKS Students love stacking unifix bricks to make their own towers, so why not incorporate addition and subtraction into it? Students either add or subtract unifix bricks and place the tower on each tile on their game boards. Students love looking at the different size towers and comparing number sums. 30 boards included