For EYFS children, you can take a look at our full range of maths resources here. These fun activities will help children to develop a variety of skills from number recognition and formation to simple addition and subtraction. This Number Formation Workbook will allow children to practice their formations of numbers zero to 20, and these Simple Addition Worksheets will give children the opportunity to enhance their totalling skills. Number Day is the official fundraising day for the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children — the oldest and most prominent child protection charity in the United Kingdom. Since 1884, the organization has been instrumental in raising critical awareness against the abuse suffered by children. In 1895, it ascended to the Royal Charter, with Queen Victoria becoming the first Royal Patron of the charity. The organization runs a prominent network of patrons and thousands of volunteers, touching the lives of millions of children with safety programs, monetary support, and counseling.

If you're teaching KS1, take a look at our full range of KS1 maths resources here. This Ultimate Times Table Challenge Worksheet is a great addition to your NSPCC Number Day. Alongside this, our Place Value Within 20 Multiple Choice Interactive Quiz is a wonderful resource for whole-class learning. Use it to help make learning fun, while also assessing children’s maths knowledge. Funds raised from Number Day will help to support vital NSPCC services such as Speak out Stay Safe, which visits primary schools across the UK to teach children about the dangers of abuse and what they can do if they need help. The above video may be from a third-party source. We accept no responsibility for any videos from third-party sources. Please let us know if the video is no longer working. An amazing selection of Christmas Jumper Day 2023 activities We've been hard at work with Save The Children to bring you these amazing Christmas Jumper Day 2023 activities. They're perfect for getting children involved in Christmas Jumper Day whilst developing numeracy, language, and fine motor skills. Children can get creative whilst also getting into the festive spirit using these wonderful resources. We have anything you could need to teach your children about Christmas Jumper Day. From illustrated PowerPoints to colouring sheets and posters, your children will love joining in with Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day. Which are the best Christmas Jumper Day resources? It’s maths, but not as you know it! With fun, free maths resources for all age groups, Number Day is the perfect way to get your school or nursery involved with fundraising and celebrating maths while helping to protect more children from abuse.It is rightly said that it takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a village to abuse one. Children are most vulnerable to abuse by the people near them. Identifying and preventing abuse by prioritizing the health and safety of children is of paramount value to N.S.P.C.C. Here at Twinkl, we're committed to help those who teach. We have a great collection of maths resources that can be used to teach children of all ages throughout the year and on Number Day. Number Day is supported by Man Group, Maths Circle, and Oxford University Press. Twinkl Resources to Support NSPCC Number Day Save the Children Christmas Jumper Day Poster. Use this great Christmas Jumper Day poster in your classroom to help raise awareness of this charitable event in your school.

Pupils are also encouraged to Dress Up for Digits and make a donation to wear an item of clothing with a number on it. Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day PowerPoint . This exciting PowerPoint helps your pupils find out all about Save the Children's Christmas Jumper Day and how a fun day for us benefits children around the world. The NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) is a leading children's charity that works to protect children from abuse and help those affected to recover. Why is NSPCC Number Day important? These fun curriculum-based activities take inspiration from famous game shows, current trends, exciting tasks, and teamwork. There are lots of resources and materials to ensure everyone can join in the fun even if maths isn’t their favourite subject.Katie Fudge, Schools Fundraising Development Manager from the NSPCC said: “We are hoping for lots of schools and nurseries to sign-up to what can be a great day of learning and play. By getting children involved in our numbers-based activities you can also help us be there for children when they need us most.” How can you take part?