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An introduction to first, second and third as the card queue at the traffic lights.

It's showjumping time as the first, second and third prize winners are coloured.

The children are really queuing up at the shops quietly. More crayons are needed to colour first, second and third.

The abacus is a great way to show how tens and ones work.

Split teen numbers into tens and ones with the help of an abacus.

Writing one more and one less than numbers up to 20.

More finding one less and one more than numbers up to 20.

Wizards can almost find one less and one more by magic.

Printable maths vocabulary covering addition and subtraction words.

Children soon become familiar with squares, triangles and circles. As well as looking at these 2D shapes, this set of worksheets also introduces other 4 sided shapes and ovals.

Whether it is bath water or a jar of sweets, the terms empty and full are very important when talking about capacity.

Beginning measurement by comparing length, using the terms long and short