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Subtract two 4-digit numbers with one exchange using place value counters.

Subtract two 4-digit numbers with one exchange using place value counters and base 10.

Subtraction from numbers in the millions, including multiple exchanges.

An introduction to prime numbers.

A look at cube numbers.

Use Gattegno charts to help find numbers multiplied by 10, 100 or 1,000.

These great pages will help your child to count up to 5 and become confident with small numbers. Enjoy counting and colouring the teddies.

These great, coloured pages will help your child to count up to 5 and become confident with small numbers. Enjoy counting and colouring the cheeky gorillas.

Write the next two numbers in the leaves, following the starting number. Again, we are looking at counting on in ones, but this section is slightly harder as there are no pictures to help with finding the next number.

Write the next two numbers on the flags, following the starting number. Again, we are looking at counting on in ones, but this section is slightly harder as there are no pictures to help with finding the next number.

Write the next two numbers on the apples, following the starting number. Again, we are looking at counting on in ones, but this section is slightly harder as there are no pictures to help with finding the next number.

We are on the stairs and counting down as we go down each step. (Take care!) There is no number line to help for this set of pages which keeps to small numbers up to six. A similar practical activity can be done outside if you have a pavement or driveway. Mark out some rectangles and number them from 0 to 5. Jump forwards or backwards, calling out the number as you go!