Months of the year cards
Printable months of the year sheets to help a pupil with Down syndrome learn the names and order of the months, with a visual support for sequencing.
Make a clock face
A printable clock face with numbers to cut out and put together using a split pin. It gives a pupil with Down syndrome a hands-on way to start learning to tell the time.
Days of the week cards
Printable days of the week sheets, in full words and initials, to help a pupil with Down syndrome learn the order of the days with a clear visual support.
SEP: supporting numeracy
Guidance for secondary staff on teaching maths to students with Down syndrome using visual, practical and structured approaches. Supports both academic progress and everyday skills such as time and money.
PEGS activity sheet: Stage D, video 6 (October and November)
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage D, video 6, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
PEGS activity sheet: Stage D, video 4 (October and November)
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage D, video 4, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
PEGS activity sheet: Stage C, video 6 (October and November)
Lists the early reading, early numeracy and fine motor activities from Stage C, video 6, with handy hints. Helps parents of young children with Down syndrome practise little and often at home.
More, most, biggest, less, least, smallest word labels
Printable word labels for the language of comparing amounts. They give a pupil with Down syndrome a visual prompt to support understanding and use of maths vocabulary.
More and less amount cards
Printable picture cards showing different amounts of dots and footballs. Use them in pairs to help a pupil with Down syndrome compare groups and learn which has more and which has less.
1 more and 1 less grid
A printable grid with the words more, less, next, before and middle. It helps a pupil with Down syndrome see and record 1 more and 1 less in a clear visual way.