Counting One More and One Less - Year 1     Year 1 Maths programme of study - Number (number and place value): given a number, identify one more and one less In this Maths teaching resource, pupils are introduced to the language of one more and one less. They use their counting skills to help them identify that 1 more is the number after and 1 less is the number before the starting number.     These activities cover the year 1 curriculum objective listed above and support the White Rose small steps guidance for year 1 - Autumn - Block 1 - Place Value. Content includes: Draw a picture to complete each box activity (one more) Use a numeral to complete each box activity (one more) Use a word to complete each box activity (one more) The 3 activities above come with an accompanying worksheet Count the objects and complete the sentences activity and worksheet (one more) Using the random number finder complete the worksheet activity (one more) Reasoning and problem solving worksheet (one more) 2 further one more worksheets Draw a picture to complete each box activity (one less) Use a numeral to complete each box activity (one less) Use a word to complete each box activity (one less) The 3 activities above come with an accompanying worksheet Count the objects and complete the sentences activity and worksheet (one less) Using the random number finder complete the worksheet activity (one less) Reasoning and problem solving worksheet (one less) 2 further one less worksheets

<p>Designed for Year 1 pupils, this set of Maths Teaching Resources focuses on the concept of counting one more and one less. The materials aim to enhance number and place value knowledge through a variety of engaging activities. Students are encouraged to draw pictures, use numerals, and write words to represent one more than a given number. For example, they will learn that one more than nine is ten, and one more than three is four. This visual and practical approach helps to solidify their understanding of basic addition and subtraction by one.</p>

<p>The resources also include worksheets that require pupils to count objects and complete sentences, reinforcing the concepts taught. For instance, they will determine that one more than seven is eight and one less than ten is nine. These exercises are designed to be interactive, with opportunities to click on signs in the presentation to reveal numbers and complete tables accordingly. The resources not only focus on numeracy skills but also on language development, as children learn to express numerical relationships in full sentences. Additionally, real-life scenarios involving characters and their ages or possessions offer context to the mathematical concepts, making the learning experience more relatable and enjoyable for young learners.</p>

Counting One More and One Less - Worksheet

Counting One More and One Less

Maths

Year 1

Number and Place Value

Counting One More and One Less - PowerPoint

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