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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...

The worksheets you will find in this post are: shapes colouring sheets shapes tracing sheet shape learning sheet Each of the sheets are in an A4 format but you can also print in a letter format, just change the format you want to print in on your computer before printing. To print the worksheets click on the worksheets, save them and print it from your computer.  Each of the sheets is a quick activity so it can be done as a quick learning exercise but you should revisit the worksheets to continue the child's learning as that is the best way for children to learn. Children need to be taught a concept or a topic a few times before they can understand and remember it so having a go at the worksheets a couple of times will help the child to process and grasp what they are learning. Colouring Sheet This is a fun activity for the child to do whilst also learning their shapes, you can sit with the child and complete the sheet with them. Whilst they are colouring you can discuss the shapes...