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This set includes five readers that can be used for teaching and practising numbers 1 to 10. Each little reader comes with its title page and the last page names the pictures and the number used in that reader. Each page comes with 2 of the same reader, so a good size for little hands to hold. Colourful pictures add to the text and are easy to count. The set includes - 1. I Can Count Sea Creatures 2. I Can Count Shoes 3. I Can Count Bees 4. I Can Count Cars 5. I Can Count Owls

These cards work on elapsed time to the hour and to thirty-minute intervals. The set includes 24 question cards, an answer sheet and an analogue clock to cut out. Lined to Australian Curriculum - ACMMG086, ACMMG007

This set includes four readers that can be used for teaching and practising numbers 1 to 10. Each little reader comes with its title page and the last page names the pictures and the number used in that reader. Each page comes with 2 of the same reader, so a good size for little hands to hold. Colourful pictures add to the text and are easy to count. The set includes - 1. 'I Saw' Australian Animals. 2. 'I Saw' Transport. 3. 'I Saw' Robots. 4. 'I Saw'.

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.

Integers are not easy for some students to grasp, so start off with 'addition' and teach their rules before moving onto subtraction, multiplication, and division.

This set offers you one sheet that explains how to subtract integers and two worksheets. Always encourage students to use a number line to assist with finding the correct answers.

Inverse operation problems can be solved by doing the opposite version of the problem. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems can be worked out by using 'inverse operations'.

This set offers you one sheet that explains how to multiply integers and two worksheets. Always encourage students to use a number line to assist with finding the correct answers.

Roll a fact family activity will give children practice at making fact families by rolling a set of dice. Children then have to write down the two numbers rolled. They then add up these numbers to make a bigger number. Now they have three numbers to use to create fact families.

Children use a set of dominoes to copy their numbers onto their worksheets. They then must create addition and subtraction fact families with these numbers. A great activity for those children who have already been introduced to fact families and can work independently and/or in a small group situation.

This set offers you two sheets that explain how to divide integers and two worksheets. Always encourage students to use a number line to assist with finding the correct answers.