Add and subtract to 10
For the start of Year 1 / Grade 1: 22 problems with answers up to 10.
Download PDFChristmas colour by number with maths problems: every area of the Christmas tree has a problem, and the answer tells you the colour. Get the sums right and you end up with a bright tree with baubles, a star and presents. There are four levels: adding and subtracting to 10 (start of Year 1 / Grade 1), to 20 (Year 1–2 / Grade 1), to 100 (Year 2–3 / Grade 2) and times tables (Year 2–4 / Grade 2–3). Free as a PDF, no sign-up needed.
For the start of Year 1 / Grade 1: 22 problems with answers up to 10.
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For Year 1–2 / Grade 1: 22 problems with answers up to 20.
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For Year 2–3 / Grade 2: 22 problems with answers up to 100.
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For Year 2–4 / Grade 2–3: 22 multiplication facts from the times tables up to 10 × 10.
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Ideal for the last days before the holidays: the sheet keeps children busy for a while, and the finished picture shows at once whether they calculated or guessed. All four levels have the same picture, so the whole class colours the same tree, each child at their own level. It prints on any black-and-white photocopier.
In Number Jungle your child runs through the jungle and dashes through the gate with the right answer. The same problems, matched to their school year, with no ads and offline. Free for Android, iPhone and iPad.
More about the game →There are four levels: adding and subtracting to 10 for the start of Year 1 / Grade 1, to 20 for Year 1–2 / Grade 1, to 100 for Year 2–3 / Grade 2, and times tables for Year 2–4 / Grade 2–3.
Yes, with no sign-up and no email address. You may print and copy it for home and for the classroom.
Not as a separate sheet, because the picture is the answer key. If an area has a colour that doesn’t fit, the sum there is usually wrong.
Green, yellow, red, blue, purple and brown. Colouring pencils are all you need.