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Shoes nearly always come in pairs. Count up in twos to find the total numbers of shoes, slippers etc.

Here we are counting back from teen numbers - tricky!

Match the sets of balls with the numbers by joining them with lines.

Join the sets of cars to the correct numbers.

Put the planes in order from left to right, starting with the smallest number.

Write a whole number which can be placed on the number line between the two numbers shown.

Crayons needed here to help with ordering numbers from first to fifth.

Finding two less than numbers.

There are all sorts of animals to add together on the farm today.

When adding two numbers it's nearly always a good idea to start with the largest number.

Number lines to help with adding two numbers. Should be getting good at this by now!

Remember the work with an abacus? Now is the time to add ten to numbers.