Addition & Subtraction
Adding and subtracting underpins everyday maths. This topic covers number bonds, counting on, taking away and one-step problems, using objects and number lines.
Resources for this topic
- KS1 Mathematics: Addition and Subtraction — Support
- KS1 Mathematics: Addition and Subtraction — Quick Burst
- KS1 Mathematics: Addition and Subtraction — Deep Revision
- KS1 Mathematics: Addition and Subtraction — Challenge
- Master Number Bonds to 10
- Year 1 Number Bonds to 10 - Match & Cut
- KS1 Maths (Years 1-2) — Gated Series — Module 7: Consolidation Test (timed)
- KS1 Maths — Module 2: Addition & subtraction
- KS1 Addition and Subtraction — Speed Round
- KS1 Addition and Subtraction — Quiz Game
- KS1 Addition & Subtraction — Speed Round
- KS1 Addition & Subtraction — Quiz Game
- KS1 Addition & Subtraction — Speed Round
- KS1 Addition & Subtraction — Quiz Game
- Mathematics — Full Mock Quiz Game
- Mathematics — Full Mock Quiz Game
- Number Detective Activity Book
- Bridging Through 10
- Number Bonds Flashcards
- Addition & Subtraction Marking Guide
- For Parents: Helping with Addition & Subtraction
- Addition & Subtraction Quiz
- Addition & Subtraction Worksheet
- Addition & Subtraction — Lesson 3: Topic Test
- Addition & Subtraction — Lesson 2: Bigger Numbers & Problems
- Addition & Subtraction — Lesson 1: Number Bonds & Counting On
- Addition & Subtraction quiz — Challenge
- Addition & Subtraction quiz — Main
- Addition & Subtraction quiz — Starter
- Number bond flashcards
- Addition & Subtraction worksheet (Year 1)
- Addition & Subtraction — interactive lesson
- Add & Subtract — Challenge Test
- Add & Subtract — Main Test
- Add & Subtract — Starter Test
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