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EYFS New Year 2026 Maths Mat

A New Year–themed EYFS maths activity sheet focusing on numbers 2, 6 and 26. Includes counting, number recognition, simple addition, Numicon, ten frames and practical movement-based maths. Ideal for January maths in Reception.

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Support early number development with this EYFS January Maths Activity Sheet, designed to build confidence with numbers 2, 6 and 26 through fun, practical and engaging tasks. Perfect for the start of the spring term, this New Year–themed maths resource helps children consolidate counting, number recognition and early calculation skills in a developmentally appropriate way. Children are encouraged to learn through movement, visual representations and hands-on activities, including: Counting forwards and backwards Simple addition (2 + 6) Recognising numbers on a number line and clock Representing numbers using ten frames, Numicon and dominoes Physical maths activities such as star jumps, sit-ups and clapping Fine motor tasks like drawing buttons, chocolate chips and counters The resource aligns with EYFS mathematics objectives and is ideal for: Whole-class teaching Small group interventions Continuous provision Morning work or maths rotations A clear answer sheet is included to support quick assessment and ease of use. This low-prep worksheet is ideal for busy EYFS practitioners who want meaningful maths learning without added workload.Read more

Support early number development with this EYFS January Maths Activity Sheet, designed to build confidence with numbers 2, 6 and 26 through fun, practical and engaging tasks. Perfect for the start of the spring term, this New Year–themed maths resource helps children consolidate counting, number recognition and early calculation skills in a developmentally appropriate way. Children are encouraged to learn through movement, visual representations and hands-on activities, including: Counting forwards and backwards Simple addition (2 + 6) Recognising numbers on a number line and clock Representing numbers using ten frames, Numicon and dominoes Physical maths activities such as star jumps, sit-ups and clapping Fine motor tasks like drawing buttons, chocolate chips and counters The resource aligns with EYFS mathematics objectives and is ideal for: Whole-class teaching Small group interventions Continuous provision Morning work or maths rotations A clear answer sheet is included to support quick assessment and ease of use. This low-prep worksheet is ideal for busy EYFS practitioners who want meaningful maths learning without added workload.

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