Australian Curriculum Maths | Year 1 | Numbers to 120 | Worksheets and Task Cards

These worksheets and task cards provide support for your teaching of the numbers 1 to 120. Activities include recognising, modelling, reading, writing and ordering numbers to 120. A range of images are used for modelling, such as popsticks, connecting cubes, MABs, number lines and abacuses.

The worksheets and task cards are aligned with the Australian Curriculum Mathematics Number and Algebra for Year 1 (ACMNA013 and ACMNA014).

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The worksheets would make excellent consolidation and review work and may be used to assess your students’ understanding. Several levels are provided for each worksheet to help with differentiation. The two sets of task cards may be used for whole class games such as Scoot and Scavenger Hunt (instructions included) or by small groups or individuals during Maths rotations/centres. Recording sheets and answers are also included.

You will find:

• 27 worksheets (some similar worksheets to provide differentiation)
• 2 sets of 32 task cards – Set 1 Numbers to 50; Set 2 Numbers to 120
• Answers for worksheets and task cards
• Task card recording sheets
• Scoot and Scavenger Hunt recording sheets
• Scoot and Scavenger Hunt instructions

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