Build children's subitising skills and number sense with this simple, ready-to-use PowerPoint focused on recognising quantities within 10 without counting each object individually.
Each slide gives children an opportunity to look, think and discuss what they can see before revealing the answer, making it ideal for short, regular subitising practice.
🔢 20 Subitising Slides
A collection of visual representations of numbers within 10 for children to quickly recognise and identify.
👀 Look & Think
Give children time to look carefully at the quantity and decide how many they can see without counting one by one.
💬 Discuss the Answer
Use the blank/reveal slide to encourage children to explain how they saw the number, sharing different ways of recognising the quantity.
Maths starters
Daily number routines
Whole-class teaching
Subitising practice
Developing number sense
Mental maths
Maths discussions
Early years and primary maths
Quick intervention activities
Use the slides as a short burst of daily practice or revisit them regularly to help children develop confidence in recognising quantities within 10.
Look. Think. Subitise. Explain.
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Help children develop correct number formation with this simple, child-friendly number formation support guide.
Designed as a visual reference, the poster gives children a clear reminder of where to start and how to form each number, helping them become more confident and independent when writing numbers.
♻️ Laminate & Reuse
Laminate the poster and keep it somewhere accessible in the classroom so children can refer to it whenever they need a reminder.
✏️ Independent Number Formation
Children can look at the formation prompts and use them to guide their own number writing, rather than relying on an adult to remind them.
Number formation
Early years maths
Number writing practice
Maths displays
Numeracy areas
Independent learning
Supporting children who need a visual reminder
Classroom reference displays
Keep the poster on a maths wall, near children's workspaces or somewhere they can easily access it during independent activities.
A simple reminder to help children form numbers correctly and independently.
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Support children to develop their understanding of the four operations with these clear and colourful maths wall posters.
Each poster focuses on one operation — addition, subtraction, multiplication or division — and shows two different strategies for solving calculations, giving children a useful visual reference to return to throughout their maths learning.
➕ Addition Poster
Two different strategies for solving addition calculations.
➖ Subtraction Poster
Two different strategies for solving subtraction calculations.
✖️ Multiplication Poster
Two different strategies for solving multiplication calculations.
➗ Division Poster
Two different strategies for solving division calculations.
Maths wall displays
Operation lessons
Maths reference areas
Independent learning
Problem-solving
Revisiting calculation strategies
Supporting children to choose an efficient strategy
Whole-class teaching
Maths stations
Display the posters together as a four operations reference wall, or use individual posters alongside the relevant lessons and activities.
The different strategies help children see that there can be more than one way to solve a calculation, encouraging flexibility and confidence when choosing how to work.
Four operations. Eight strategies. One handy maths display.
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Make rounding practice more engaging with this Halloween-themed maths craft activity, giving children the opportunity to practise rounding numbers while creating a spooky classroom display.
Children solve the rounding problems and use their answers to complete their Halloween-themed craft, combining mathematical thinking with a fun seasonal activity.
🎃 Rounding to the Nearest 10
A Halloween-themed option designed to help children practise identifying the nearest multiple of 10.
👻 Rounding to the Nearest 100
A second option for children working with larger numbers and rounding to the nearest 100.
🕷️ Rounding to the Nearest 1,000
A more challenging option for children ready to apply their understanding to larger numbers.
Each option provides a different level of challenge, making it easy to choose the activity that best suits your learners.
Rounding lessons
Halloween maths activities
Maths stations
Independent work
Early finishers
Consolidation
Differentiated maths practice
Halloween classroom displays
Once completed, the finished crafts can be displayed in the classroom, turning children's maths work into a fun Halloween-themed display.
🎃 Practise rounding. Create something spooky. Display your maths!
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Make number practice more engaging with this Roll & Write maths activity, designed to help children explore numbers through different representations.
Children roll the dice and use the number they create to practise expanded form, place value and writing numbers in words — providing repeated practice while keeping the activity interactive and purposeful.
🎲 Roll & Create
Children roll the dice to generate the digits for their number.
➕ Expanded Form
Children break their number down into the value of each digit.
📊 Place Value Columns
Children identify where each digit belongs within the place value system.
✏️ Number Words
Children write the number correctly in words.
Place value lessons
Number practice
Maths stations
Independent work
Partner activities
Early finishers
Maths starters
Consolidation and assessment
The roll-and-write format makes it easy to repeat the activity with different numbers, giving children plenty of opportunities to practise and reinforce their understanding.
Roll it. Build it. Write it. Understand it.
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Bring some Halloween fun into maths with these Halloween-themed symmetry worksheets, designed to help children develop their understanding of symmetry while completing spooky seasonal shapes.
Children are challenged to use the line of symmetry to complete the missing half of each shape, encouraging careful observation, spatial awareness and accuracy.
🎃 2 Halloween-Themed Shapes
Two different spooky designs for children to complete using the given line of symmetry.
✏️ Blank Symmetry Template
A blank template that can be used for children to create and complete their own symmetrical Halloween design.
Maths lessons
Symmetry activities
Halloween-themed learning
Early finishers
Maths stations
Independent work
Developing spatial awareness
Consolidating understanding of lines of symmetry
The blank template also provides an opportunity for children to get creative while applying their understanding of symmetry — making this resource perfect for both practice and challenge.
🎃 Spooky shapes. Mathematical thinking. Creative learning.
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Help children explore numbers in different ways with this Number Think Board, designed to encourage children to represent, build and think about a number using a range of mathematical skills.
The resource provides a structured way for children to explore a chosen number through number words, expanded form, number sequences and place value, helping them make connections between different representations of the same number.
🔢 Write the Number in Words
Children practise writing the chosen number using the correct number names.
➕ Expanded Form
Children break the number down according to its place value and represent the value of each digit.
🔢 Number Sequence
Children explore the number within a sequence, identifying the numbers that come before and after it.
📊 Place Value Columns
Children place each digit into the correct place value column, reinforcing their understanding of ones, tens, hundreds and beyond.
Number of the day
Maths starters
Place value lessons
Morning work
Independent maths tasks
Maths stations
Early finishers
Assessment and consolidation
Revisiting number concepts
Use the board with different numbers to create a reusable routine that allows children to practise the same key skills while applying them to increasingly challenging numbers.
One number. Four ways to think.
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