A three-page early-counting activity. Children count sets of friendly pictures, draw a line to the matching numeral, and trace the number. Designed to be shared with an adult — there are no written instructions for the child to read.
A short, picture-led slide lesson an adult shares with a child. It shows numbers as quantities (dots), on fingers, and on a ten frame, building the “deep understanding of number” the EYFS Number ELG describes. Talk about each slide together rather than rushing.
A short, eight-question picture quiz on counting and comparing quantities to 10. Pitched for ages 3–5, so an adult reads each question aloud. Keeps to small numbers and clear pictures.
A 14-card deck. Cards 0–10 show the numeral on the front and the same amount as a dot pattern on the back, linking symbol to quantity. Three more cards introduce the comparing words (more, fewer, same) and one introduces doubles.
A short guide for parents and carers showing how powerful everyday moments are for early maths: counting stairs, laying the table, rolling dice, sharing snacks. Maps each idea to what it builds, in plain language.
