Where little learners start their maths journey
Simple counting and number activities for ages 3 and up.
Simple counting and number activities for ages 3 and up.
A bilingual set of number posters from 0 to 10, with number words and ten-frames alongside each numeral. Great as a wall reference while children build early number sense.
Children count each group of animals and circle the matching number. A simple first step into counting with a bit of Gulf wildlife along the way.
Children count the objects in each row and write the number themselves. A natural next step once they're comfortable identifying numbers by sight.
Children compare two groups and color the one with more. Introduce the idea of quantity before moving into numbers on the page.
Children cut out UAE number plates and glue them in order from 1 to 7. Turns number ordering into a familiar, everyday object.
Guided tracing practice for English numerals 1 to 10. Builds the fine motor control needed for confident number writing.
Guided tracing practice for Arabic numerals 1 to 10. Builds the fine motor control needed for confident number writing in Arabic.
Children draw a line connecting each English numeral to its Arabic counterpart. A simple way to reinforce both numeral systems side by side.
Children circle the numeral that matches each written number word in English. Helps connect the word "five" with the digit 5.
Children circle the numeral that matches each written number word in Arabic. Helps connect the word "خمسة" with the digit ٥.
Children count how many of each UAE landmark they can spot and write the total. Counting practice with a proud dose of local culture.
Children fill in the missing numbers within a sequence up to 10. A first step into number ordering.
Children fill in the missing numbers within a sequence up to 25. Builds on earlier sequencing skills with a wider number range.
Children fill in the missing numbers within a sequence up to 100. The most advanced sequencing challenge in the set.
Children solve simple addition sums using UAE landmarks in place of numbers. A playful introduction to addition.
Be the first to know when we add something new.