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This 3-page printable helps children ages 4–6 practise finding the number that is one less, using a number line from 1 to 10. Children write each answer in the blank box and use the completed example to see how moving back one step works. Use it for a focused math activity, number-sense practice, or a quick independent follow-up after a group lesson.
This printable worksheet asks children ages 4–6 to circle the smaller number in each pair, using numerals from 1 to 10. Children practise comparing quantities represented by numerals and identify... Read more
This three-page printable gives children five number-line exercises to complete by writing the missing numerals from 0 to 10. Children practise counting forward in order, recognizing numerals, and ... Read more
Children ages 4–6 practice recognizing repeating number patterns by identifying what repeats and writing the missing number. The worksheet includes six short sequences, such as 1, 2, 1, 2 and 3, ... Read more
Children ages 4–6 trace a path through the number boxes in order from 1 to 10 to reach the finish. This printable maze helps children practise number recognition, counting in sequence, and pencil... Read more
This four-page printable resource includes a completed example and a number-connecting activity that guides children to count backward from 15 to 1. Children practise descending number order while ... Read more
This 4-page printable helps children ages 4–6 connect numerals 1–10 with quantities by drawing one dot in each box of a ten-frame. Practice is divided into numbers 1–5 and 6–10, giving chil... Read more
This printable train-car mat and cargo-box activity helps children ages 3–5 connect numerals with quantities from 1 to 5. Children cut out the boxes, name each car’s numeral, and place one box ... Read more
This printable practice page gives children ages 5–6 six addition equations with a missing number to solve and record. Children use number relationships to find the value that makes each equation... Read more
This teacher’s guide helps educators plan flexible subtraction sessions for learners ages 6–12, moving from concrete objects and pictures to number lines, place-value strategies, word problems,... Read more
This 3-page printable gives children ages 4–6 practice matching simple addition equations with their answers by drawing connecting lines. Children solve sums within 10, building early addition sk... Read more
Children ages 4–6 practise recognizing repeating A/B letter patterns and identifying which uppercase letter comes next. This one-page printable includes five pattern sequences with answer boxes, ... Read more
Use this printable observation sheet during a teacher-led Halloween science investigation with children ages 4–6. Children make a prediction, draw what they observe, and share what changed, while... Read more
Use this teacher’s guide to introduce children ages 6–7 to multiplication by 1, with the key idea that multiplying a number by 1 leaves it unchanged. The lesson sequence includes learning objec... Read more
This 3-page printable helps children ages 4–6 identify shapes and count their vertices (corners), with a completed triangle example to show how to begin. Children look at each shape, count its co... Read more
This printable Halloween picture activity helps children ages 4–6 find pictured objects and describe where they are using words such as above, below, beside, between, inside, outside, near, and f... Read more
Help a silly robot get repaired with this 8-page printable activity set for children ages 3–6. Children look at the robot’s empty spaces and match each one to the shape that fits, practising sh... Read more
This 13-page teacher’s guide provides a step-by-step lesson progression for learners ages 6–12, moving from hands-on arrays and factor pairs to division checks, skip-counting multiples, and com... Read more
This printable worksheet helps children ages 5–6 practise counting by twos by completing an even-number sequence with the missing numbers. Invite children to say the sequence aloud together befor... Read more
This teacher’s guide lays out a hands-on lesson progression for learners ages 6–12, from building arrays and identifying factor pairs to skip-counting multiples and exploring common factors and... Read more
This teacher’s guide provides a flexible sequence for introducing or assessing place value with learners ages 6–12, with a suggested 35–45 minute session that can be divided into shorter less... Read more