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Whispering game - Cock your ears - 

This work sheet contains several pictures and digits which the pupils can cut out. The teacher then whispers whatever is says on one of the cards and the pupils should hold up the card they think the teacher means. This exercise should make children observe the movement of the mouth more carefully.

Unscramble the numbers - 

Pupils should unscramble several letters to discover different numbers.

UFO Battelships - Which version do you prefer? - 

This game is just like "Battleships", but instead of the ships pupils use UFOs. (Detailed instructions inside)

The numbers from 11 - 20 - 

Some basic exercises which will help pupils get to know the numbers from eleven to twenty.

The numbers from 1 -10 - 

These basic exercises will help pupils get to know the numbers from one to ten.

Swapping numbers and chairs - Better be quick - 

Here is a game about numbers. Each pupil is given a number and when two numbers are announced the two pupils involved must swap seats. (Detailed instructions inside)

Ordinal numbers - Everything in order? - 

Pupils should translate a list of ordinal numbers into English and do a few tasks at the end.

One, two - touch your shoe: A little rhyme - 

This little rhyme will help pupils get to know the numbers from 1 - 10. Pupils should read it and do actions at the same time - this way they will pick it up quickly.

Numbers - Are you number one? - 

Pupils can translate a list of numbers into English.

My first vocabulary: Numbers - 

Pupils will get to know the basics of the numbers from 1-10.

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Maths is easy - The balloons will help you - 

Here are two exercises focusing on calculations. First, pupils should draw lines connecting balloons with the matching numbers. Then they can work out the problems at the bottom of the page.

Matches "Nim" - Can you think logically? - 

Here are several exercises where pupils can write down the number of matches that must be subtracted in order to form a new word.

Counting up to ten: Just like A - Z - 

This mix of numbers including a simple task will help pupils learn to count to ten.

Be a good detective - numbers spelling - 

Pupils should try to find out which letters we are looking for.

What's the time - No numbers on the clocks - 

Pupils should write down the correct time using the words and numbers shown at the bottom of the page.

What's the time - It's time to prove yourself - 

Here are several clocks which all display different times. Pupils can match the sentences with the clocks using numbers.

Telling the time - There's something fishy here - 

Pupils will learn about the three different ways of telling the time: analogue, digital and in wirting. They can connect the three matching times by drawing lines.

It's …… o'clock - Don't forget the time zones - 

Pupils will learn what to say when it is "…. O' clock".

Half the time - But do pay full attention - 

Pupils will learn how to say when it is "half past".

Guess the number - Help the poor old dog - 

before or after; Pupils can answer the questions and circle the correct numbers.

Number match up - 3,2,1…..GO! - 

Pupils can learn the numbers from 1-10 by drawing a line between the matching number pairs.

How much is it? - Don't spend too much - 

Pupils will learn about asking for and giving the answer on the price of clothing. It also includes revision on numbers.