A collection of maths based posters, prompts and worksheets that I have found helpful to use with students. Hover over the links below to select your chosen resuorce.
All worksheets are available as free editable downloads or in PDF format.
Individual children develop different skills at different times and at varying rates. Certain skills may be inherently strong or may have been fostered by an older sibling, parent or other member of the extended family. Some children will have had extensive input at home, whereas others will have had limited exposure to books and print or mark-making with crayons, pencils or paint. In Nursery and Reception Years at school, the age difference between the youngest and oldest members of the class can be 25%. These factors alone will account for a broad spectrum of readiness for the more academic side of learning that many children encounter when they start school.
A series of posts explores some of the difficulties children may experience and offers suggestions to support mathematical skills acquisition at school or at home.
A collection of infographics related to maths can be found here.
Maths infographics (ink-saving format)
Tracing numbers
Counting and calculating lines
A range of lines covering 0-10, 0-20 and 0-100, with steps in units, twos, fives and tens.
100 square
Place Value Cards
Multiplication square
A quick reference to find or check multiplication answers. Squared numbers are highlighted.
Fractions
Percentages
Decimals
Enlarge and print on A3 for a wall poster, print two A5 size on A4 card or laminated as desk prompts, or cut up to use in more practical activities.
Tables Race 5 min
How many questions can be answered in 5 minutes? A grid with random order multiplication questions to complete for your chosen practice times tables. Write the practice tables at the top, and fill in the answers in the blank spaces. Can be laminated for reuse.
Tables Race against the clock
Once the 5 minute challenge has been mastered, and all questions can be answered in under 5 minutes, continue the exercise, racing against a personal best for that particular times table.
KNOW maths problems
A prompt for solving word problems: underline the key words, highlight the numbers, select the operation/s (+, -, x, ÷) and work it out.