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Our sea creature maths worksheets feature some important early numeracy skills. We start with bright and cheerful counting worksheets, a fun addition facts colouring page and more...
There are 4 pages of these lovely crabs in this pack of sorting cards. Start with 1 set of 6 cards, then another set and work through the 4 sets, then try combining them until the kids can sort all 24 into the correct order - either from small to large or from large to small.
There are 24 crab number sorting cards in this pack. Try 6 at a time and then combine to give more of a challenge. The numbers range from 66 to 996.
Put the crab cards into the correct order - from smallest to largest, or from largest to smallest! This set includes numbers in the hundreds and numbers in the thousands.
This set of crab number sorting cards is going to challenge the kids! We've included decimals and numbers from the 100s to the 100,000s! Start with one set of 6 cards and then build up until you are sorting all 24...
We've made this set of Crab Number Sorting cards very challenging by adding in negative numbers, decimals to 3 places and numbers into the 100,000s - a great way to revise place value with the kids!
Can you complete this drawing of a crab using symmetry? An easier worksheet with a grid is also available. You could colour the crab in once you've finished!
Colour in this lovely fish - but first solve some simple sums to find the right colours! A great way to make maths fun, I'm sure you'll agree...
These large, cheerfully coloured fish are sure to brighten up the classroom! Have them swimming around the room in order or use them for sorting activities. This printable has 10 fish, 1st to 10th.
Here's a fun printable activity for younger children. Print out our fish printables, cut each one out, and ask the children to sort them by size. You could also look for other characteristics - number of fins, shape of snouts etc.
Can you use symmetry to complete the picture of this cheeky lobster? Younger children may find the grid version easier.
This fun worksheet is idea beginners to ordinal numbers. Fill in the blanks in each row to practice the concept and writing of 1st, 2nd and 3rd.
Worksheet 1 of our sea creature counting worksheets asks children to count the sea creatures in each row, and write the correct number in the box.
Here are six sets of sea creatures to count up. Children then write the correct number in the box to the right.
Count up the sea creatures on this lovely jumbly worksheet, and write the correct number in the boxes. Why not laminate the colour version for repeat use?
Can the kids work out which sea creature is need to continue the pattern, and draw their own picture in the box? Choose from colour or black and white.
Here's a fun way of practising patterns! What sea creature comes next?
These sea creature pattern tiles are designed to be used with our Sea Creature Patterns Worksheets. They work especially well if you laminate both the worksheet and the tiles!
Here are three easy-to-print number lines for early learning, with numbers 0 to 10 and some very cute sea creatures to help the kids learn to count!
There's so much detail on our delightful under the sea counting scene, bursting with sea creatures and shells - the kids will have to really concentrate to count the right number of each item! This would be a lovely picture to colour in afterwards too.
