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Sequences - Counting On and Counting BackStudents count on and count back, using a variety of numbers. The activity includes negative numbers if you wish. Other resources by this author can be found at:
Placing Numbers on a Number LinePlace positive whole numbers, negative whole numbers, decimals, fractions and multiples on a number line. Other resources from the same author can be found at
Halves, Thirds and QuartersThis is an early introduction to fractions, looking at halves, thirds and quarters only. http://www.ngfl-cymru.org.uk/vtc/ngfl/ngfl-flash/fractions/index.htm
EstimateEstimate the number that the pointer is pointing to, and then reveal the correct answer. You can choose whole numbers or decimals, and create your own number line if you wish. Click on [Begin] to start.
Less Than, Greater ThanPut either a "less than" symbol or a "greater than" symbol between the two numbers. You can choose the range (1 - 100, 1 - 1,000 or 1 - 10,000). http://www.crickweb.co.uk/assets/resources/flash.php?&file=ncmenu
Splat SquaresSome lovely interactive number grids. 1-100 0-99 1-100 Reveal 0-99 Reveal
Give the Dog a BoneCan you locate the 10 numbers on the 100-grid in less than one minute?
Interactive 100 SquaresAn interactive 100 square. You can choose to start the square with either 0 or 1. You can also change the 'width' of the 100 board using this link: Here is a different 100 square. Clink on the IDEAS button to see how you might use this tool.
Counters and Sorters Resource PackThis is a Promethean ActivBoard Resource Pack for teaching counting and sorting. It has a number of themes including a birthday cake and candles, chickens, fish, ladybirds, lollipops and many more. Each theme contains a completed flipchart page, a background, “decorative images” and images to count or sort. You will also find a folder with sample sorting boxes including pre-done pages, individual boxes and groups of boxes. The flipchart can be found here: If you are not yet a member of Promethean Planet, you will first have to register here:
Numbers - 1 to 9An interactive activity for those littlies who are just learning the digits.
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