Spring Term 2

Hop along the number lines in twos.

Using images to help counting on in fives.

Join Sammy and Rachel, counting along the number line.

Counting in threes.

Use the number grid to help find the missing numbers in the sequences.

Complete the number line, with numbers going up in twos.

Pages to really think about comparing lengths.

Comparing objects to blocks of cubes.

Measuring length using non standard units such as paper clips.

Measuring using handspans - but mind your fingers!

An introduction to the idea of a ruler for measuring.

Work out how long the planes and trains are in squares.

Measure the length of an object with a ruler on the page. Please note the ruler is not accurate when printed.

Comparing with the help of a ruler.

Introducing the metre as a standard unit.

A first look at estimating length, using centimetres.

Work out how long the object is in centimetres.

Comparing items on a pair of balance scales.

A set of balance scales and objects to measure needed for this activity.

Interpreting scales to decide which objects are heavier, lighter or equal in weight.

Comparing mass: ordering from the lightest to the heaviest

Introducing the first metric unit of weight: the kilogram.

By looking at the scales identify which objects are heavier, lighter or equal to each other.

Early stages of using the language of capacity: half full etc.

Which teapot holds the most?

Teapots are the subject of this set of capacity worksheets.

A saucepan and a selection of cups and mugs for this estimating and measuring activity.

Comparing amounts to a litre and remember: a litre of water weighs a kilo.

Identify which glass of three is fullest.

Early counting up to 9 with two sets of Easter eggs.

Counting activity with an Easter theme suitable for Year 1.

Each nest has three eggs in, so how many are there altogether?

Taking 5p off the cost of Easter eggs.

Subtraction activities with an Easter theme suitable for Year 1/2.

Week 19 worksheets on using kilograms, recording information in a table and collecting and organising data as a tally chart.

Week 20 worksheets on counting in twos, reading the time to half an hour, counting money up to 20p and practising 1-digit addition.

Year 1 maths worksheets on describing the position of objects, turning, counting in fives, subtracting from a teen, understanding and reading the time, practising adding 10p to amounts and adding in any order.

Year 1 maths worksheets on revising more than or less than, doubling small amounts of money, completing addition number sentences and counting in lots of 5.

Year 1 maths worksheets on counting in twos, completing subtraction number sentences, sharing equally and arrays.

Year 1 maths worksheets on adding whole tens, halving shapes and halving amounts of money, knowing addition and subtraction facts and completing number sequences.