Tens frame cards 1-10
Printable cards showing tens frames filled with one to ten dots. They help a pupil with Down syndrome recognise amounts at a glance and link quantities to numbers.
Printable cards showing tens frames filled with one to ten dots. They help a pupil with Down syndrome recognise amounts at a glance and link quantities to numbers.
A printable blank tens frame. Use it with counters to help a pupil with Down syndrome see amounts up to ten, count accurately and explore number bonds.
A printable 0-10 number track. It gives a pupil with Down syndrome a simple visual support for counting, recognising numerals and early adding and taking away.
A large printable 1-100 chart, split over two pages. It gives a pupil with Down syndrome a clear visual support for counting, spotting number patterns and ordering numbers.
A printable 1-30 number track with matching number cards. It supports a pupil with Down syndrome to practise counting, recognising numerals and placing numbers in order.
A printable strip showing UK coins in order from 1p to £1. It gives a pupil with Down syndrome a visual reference for recognising and ordering coins.
Printable price labels from 1p to £2 for setting up a pretend shop. They help a pupil with Down syndrome practise recognising prices and paying with coins through play.
Printable cards showing purses holding one to four of the same coin. They help a pupil with Down syndrome count coins and begin to understand the value of money.
Printable lotto boards and matching cards showing UK coins and notes from 1p to £20. They help a pupil with Down syndrome recognise and name money through a simple matching game.
Printable cards for each season, showing which months belong to winter, spring, summer and autumn. They help a pupil with Down syndrome link seasons and months.