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Maths and handwriting for the first two years. Pick a sheet, flip a few switches, print. Every click of New sheet gives different numbers — and the answer key prints with it.
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Maths
Adding and taking away, comparing, the number line. To ten, to twenty, or to a hundred.
Year 1
Adding and taking away to 10
The first number bonds. Choose how many, whether to include taking away, and print the answer key with it.
Year 1Adding and taking away to 20
The whole range to twenty, crossing a ten or staying inside one. Every sheet has different numbers.
Year 1Adding to 20 across a ten
Only the sums that cross a ten, which is the one thing this sheet is for.
Year 1Adding and taking away to 20, no crossing
Nothing crosses a ten. The step that comes straight after ten, and before crossing it.
Year 2Column addition and subtraction to 100
Digits stacked, units under units, with faint guides that keep the columns from wandering.
Years 1–2Missing numbers to 20
The blank is not always after the equals sign, so a child cannot answer the whole page on autopilot.
Year 1Comparing numbers to 20
Write <, > or =. The pairs are deliberately close together — far-apart numbers compare themselves.
Year 1Ordering numbers to 20
Five numbers, boxes underneath. Smallest first, largest first, or alternating down the page.
Year 1Number line to 20
Fill in the gaps. Never both ends, and never three in a row.
Year 1Ten frames to 20
How many dots? A full frame of ten can be seen at a glance, which is the whole point of the frame.
Writing
Pre-writing patterns, printed letters in teaching order, numerals and words.
Year 1
Writing capital letters
In the order a synthetic-phonics classroom introduces them. A model, a dot where the pencil starts, then dotted letters to trace.
Years 1–2Capitals and lower case
The pair on one four-line row, so a child sees that A and a are one letter.
Year 1Writing Czech accented letters
Á, Č, Ď, É, Ě — the letters that make Czech Czech, with room above the line for the mark.
Year 1Writing words
Short words built only from letters already taught. Or type your own list.
Year 1Writing the numbers 0–9
Ten numerals, a row each, with a dot where the pencil goes down.
Reception and Year 1Pre-writing patterns
Waves, arches, loops, spirals: what comes before letters, when the shoulder matters more than the shape.
How it works
Answers on page two
Maths sheets can carry an answer page. It is worked out from the same numbers, so it cannot disagree with the sheet.
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Bubo
Reading, Year 1
The genetic method: hear the sound, meet the capital letter, read the first word. Czech and Slovak, with Bubo the owl.
Numbernauts
Maths to twenty
Twenty-seven small games: counting, comparing, adding and taking away, number snakes and sum pyramids — and a robot you program a route for.
World Sort
Geography, once the numbers are easy
Sort countries by population or area, find them on the map, learn flags, capitals and anthems. For older children, and for adults.