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This has to be one of my fav activities for early number learners! There are ten mats in the set. Each mat has a number from one to ten and a different picture whereby children have to roll out 'that many' pieces of dough and add them to the picture. For example, for the number six, children have to roll out 6 dots to add to the lady beetle's body. A great way to assist those children who are reversing their numbers too! Laminate for durability.

This puzzle set is a great size for little hands. The activity will assist in recognition, counting and early number skills. Each number has four puzzle pieces that have to be matched up to create a square. Children must match, for example, the numeral 9 to its written word and then to the 9 dots and then to the 9 fingers. You can - - Laminate each square for durability. The game can be used over and over. - Print off and cut out each piece to be used as a gluing activity. - Use as a small

Fact families are a great way to help children see that smaller numbers will go into bigger numbers. They also teach that addition is the opposite of subtraction and division is the opposite of multiplication.

This puzzle set is a fun way to assist early maths concepts of number and counting in children. The set has pictures of fingers, numerals, dots, counting blocks and counting sticks on them that will help to develop number sense and number recognition as children have to match each card in each set to it the corresponding card. Great for math groups and to send home for extra practice! Print off and laminate for durability.

This little emergent 'hands on' reader will assist children who are learning to count numbers from 1 to 10. Children have to count, trace and colour in the given number on each page. A great hands-on activity that can be completed in class or sent home for added practice. The font is in Queensland beginner font.

This reader can be used for teaching and practising numbers 1 to 10. Each page comes with 2 of the same reader, so a good size for little hands to hold. Colourful pictures add to the easy text. Both the written numeral (3) and number name (three) have been used. Great for home use or in the classroom.

Fact family monsters is a cut and paste activity to help reinforce/teach addition and subtraction fact families.