Maths is all about pattern and order, so being able to order small numbers is a very important skill to develop. By the end of year 1 children are expected to be able to order four small numbers below ten, moving on to ordering three numbers in the teens.
They continue to work with vocabulary such as largest, smallest and number between. Don't forget to use ordinal numbers, such as first, second and third.
The ducks are back to help with ordering four small numbers.
Put the planes in order from left to right, starting with the smallest number.
More practice at ordering four small numbers.
Put these larger numbers in order, starting with the smallest.
Three teen numbers to put in order, starting with the smallest.
Write the three numbers in order, from left to right, starting with the smallest.
Colour the dolphin which is holding up the largest numbered ball.
Colour the shirt which has the smallest number on it.
Are the monkeys telling the truth. Tick if they are!
Write a whole number which can be placed on the number line between the two numbers shown.
More practice with writing a number which is between two others.
The sun's shining brightly today if you can write a number between two others.
Crayons needed here to help with ordering numbers from first to fifth.
The runners are finishing in first, second, third and fourth places. Can you sort them out?
Colour the boys and girls in the queue depending on their position.
Some more missing numbers between ten and twenty.
Fill in the missing numbers on the dragon's route to his den.
Help fill in the numbers on the stars, up to 20.