Revise Addition Maths Games For Year 1 (age 5-6)
For those not too confident with addition why not start with our revise addition games for year 1? To begin with we use pictures to help with counting on. Then we move on to addition games with number lines, all the time emphasising the vocabulary of addition. Each addition game has 10 questions and the answer sheet at the end can be printed, to show just how well your child has done!
Adding Two Numbers
A fun little game that teaches adding numbers. Simple, but addictive!
Use 'add' and the Equals Sign to a Total of 10 with Pictures
Use the lovely green apples to help with adding numbers up to a total of 10.
Use 'add to' to a Total of 10 with Pictures
Add one set of oranges to the second set to get totals up to 10.
Use 'plus' and the equals sign to a total of 10 with pictures
A reminder that the word 'plus' also means add. Use the lovely red strawberries to help count on to reach the answers.
Use the '+' Sign and Equals to a Total of 10 with Pictures
Addition number sentences with the plus and equals signs. Plenty of juicy pears to count as well.
Use 'Sum of' to a Total of 10 with Pictures
What is the sum of...? is another way of asking an addition question. Count the red cars to help find the answers.
Use 'add' and the Equals Sign to a Total of 10 with a Number Line
An apple number line to help with adding single digit numbers with a total up to 10.
Use 'add to' to a Total of 10 with a Number Line
It's a great idea to start with the larger number as addition can be done in any order. Don't forget, after 10 questions you can see and print out your results.
Use 'plus' and the Equals Sign to a Total of 10 with a Number Line
Understand that the term, 'plus'means add and use the number line to help to count on to reach the answer.
Use the '+' Sign and Equals to a Total of 10 with a Number Line
More strawberries to count along the number line. (The strawberry line is a famous walk along an old railway track!)
Use 'sum of' to a Total of 10 with a Number Line
Understand and use the term, 'What is the sum of...?' Again, it's a good idea to start with the larger number.
Use 'What is the Total of...?' to a Total of 10 With A Number Line
Ten planes along the number line help with counting up and working out the totals.
Use Symbols to Stand for Unknown Numbers
Lots of different ways to make these number sentences correct. Some are easy and some are harder.
