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Hello and welcome back to the blog! The most popular kids worksheets on the blog are single-digit activities. So, I've come back with another single-digit addition activity worksheet In this single-digit addition activity worksheet there are 6 blocks with two activities: choose the correct number sum the visual shows write the answer for the sum You can cut out the 6 individual blocks, and if you want to laminate them so you can reuse it, and your child can attempt the individual single-digit addition activity. To print the worksheet, right-click the image and save it to your computer. Then you can print as you normally would. The sheet is an A4  size. Additional Resources If you are looking for additional resources then there are a number of single-digit activities on the blog and you can get the addition worksheet pack on Misspurplehelper Etsy: Pin this worksheet to print later:

So I did a 1-10 subtraction worksheets using a number line blog post a while ago and I thought I'd create some visual addition worksheets for pre-schoolers that are currently probably learning to add. There is also 1-10 addition worksheets using a number line that I posted which you can check out here ! If you want to check out the subtraction worksheets then click here to open a new tab with the worksheets.  I would really recommend the worksheet if you're teaching your kids how to subtract as there's a whole A4 sheet showing just how to use the number line so it's a super useful resource as well as a practice worksheet with lots of 1-10 subtraction problems using the number line your child can solve.  I know that the worksheets would need to be engaging to get the kids interested and involved into doing them so I added lots of colour to the sheet so that they are super fun and exciting to use for the little ones.  This sheet is an excellent way to help your kids lear...

Activity activity sheets are a great way to teach kids and help them to learn. The activity sheets below are simple, easy and quick to use. You can just print them out and work through them along with your child and they'll take you 5-10 minutes.  Worksheets that are quick and simple like the ones in this post are super useful to your child as they make learning the information much easier since it is learnt in bitesize pieces so they can practice it and learn it a little bit at a time.  You can whip these worksheets out anytime during the day to give your child a quick learning exercise and to help them revisit the topics and concepts to keep it fresh in their mind and to give their mind a quick exercise. So let's have a look at the worksheets: Worksheet #1: this matching up exercise is a great warm up activity to get the kids brains going and its something that will work on their counting skills as well their knowledge of what the number is written as. I really like this she...

The worksheets in this post help your child with their number bonds to 10, there are two worksheets which your child can use to practice their number bonds. This is part of the KS1 curriculum particularly children in year 2 so you can use these at home to facilitate with learning that is going on at school to either help the child catch up if they are falling behind or if they are finding school easy then this can be used to challenge them on concepts they have yet to learn. These worksheets help them to understand the relationship between the numbers which is essential when it comes to dealing with complex problems that involve larger numbers but the knowledge they gain through this activity will support them with solving those harder problems later on. Worksheet #1:  This sheet covers all the number bond sums that add to 10, it also helps your child clearly see that 4+6 for example is the same as 6+4 so it shows them that it does not matter how the sum is ordered in an addition s...

The sheets below are activities that kids in KS1 particularly in Year 1 can do to help practice mathematical content that they learn at school. These activities are simple and can be done quickly at home or in school to check understanding and to re-visit topics to strengthen understanding and techniques. 1: Colour in the right answer (single-digit addition and subtraction).  Simple sheets are a perfect way to do quick understanding check and practice what has been previously learnt. I think this is super fun because you can do so many different things: colour, stickers, glitter, paint and more to make this as interesting as you can for the child so they enjoy it.  As it is so simple and clear it makes sure that the child is focused on the key thing instead of too much going on which they can get distracted and overwhelmed by. Hopefully, this is useful and valuable for the child.  2: Colour in the number that comes next.  This activity helps kids better understand th...

Subtraction is something kids learn quite early on in their learning journey, these resources have been made to both introduce the concept of subtraction and number line whilst also helping the kid practice. The sheets are simple and easy so can be used at home, school or a learning centre.  I have also posted addition worksheet  that you can check out here ! Sheet #1  This sheet helps kids to understand how a number line is used, you can use this sheet as a resource to teach how to subtract using the number line.  This can be used as a complementary teaching resource, so when you are explaining in class maybe you could use this sheet so the kids have it as something they can look at to help them understand the steps when they practice themselves perhaps using the sheet down below.  It is also a fantastic resource to use at home when going over or introducing the concept to your child instead of having to have lots of tools to teach it to your kid- these two wor...

Teach numbers to your little ones with the activities below. For all of the worksheets they can be printed to an A4 size by doing the following: Click on the picture Right Click and save picture Open the file you just saved Print it out This should print the worksheets to an A4 size. Alternatively, you can right click and copy the pictures into a word document and print to specifications you see fit. By printing the number card worksheet down below to an A4 size the cards will be bigger which makes them better to use in activities that are recommended you try with your kids using the cards. Activity #1 1. Print out the sheet below and use it as it is to introduce numbers to your little one 2. Cut out the boxes and order them and allow your kid to use it as cards to organise and order 3. Use stickers to show each number  4. Trace over each number with a marker to practice writing  5. Cut out and get your child to say each number out loud by holding up one card at a time. Activi...