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Here we have a set of number tracks with four numbers in each.

Elephants are pretty big animals but they are not so good at deciding which number is bigger. A great set of worksheets to help understand the idea of 'bigger'.

Polar bears are big animals but they need help in deciding which is the bigger number on each pair of bears. Once again we keep to very small numbers.

Each line of trucks are lined up in order, starting with the smallest number, and just need the correct numbers written on their sides.

Start at the top number and fill in the correct answers by counting down in ones. Just two numbers to do on each mini number line.

Start at the top number and fill in the correct answers by counting down in ones. Three numbers to do on each mini number line.

Start at the top number and fill in the correct answers by counting down in ones. Three numbers to do on each mini number line.

Start at the top number and fill in the correct answers by counting down in ones. Three numbers to do on each mini number line.

The number tracks are getting longer now - with numbers up to ten on the high flying kites.

Start at the top number and fill in the correct answers by counting down in ones. Three numbers to do on each mini number line.

Help the dragons complete the number tracks. With more missing numbers and numbers up to 10, these are getting harder.

Help the farmer complete each number track by counting up in ones.