Maths help for parents of children aged 5 to 11
The second page has left the number/word blank so that you can insert your own numbers, or even better, your child can add their own numbers.
Two free maths worksheets here for young children who are still learning to count up to 10. The first asks for 6 pencils to be coloured and for 7 apples to be coloured. Note that both the number and the word are used. It is important to use both numbers and words as often as possible.
The second page has left the number/word blank so that you can insert your own numbers, or even better, your child can add their own numbers.
Here is the third list of the vocabulary that children at the end of their Reception Year (4/5 years old) should be familiar with. The words and phrases should always be used within a suitable context, using real objects as often as possible. It is only in the final stages, after much oral opportunities to use these words, that learning to read and spell them becomes important. Continue reading “Reception maths vocabulary: Counting”