Matching practice on reading and writing numbers in words for Year 2 maths. Pupils join words like thirteen and thirty to the right numerals, match words such as twenty-two to base-ten pictures, then write numbers like 89 and 42 out in words, watching for tricky spellings. Full answers for all three sections are included, and the whole sheet targets a single England National Curriculum objective.
Number - number and place value
“Read and write numbers to at least 100 in numerals and in words”
The whole sheet works this one objective in both directions.
Pupils join each word to its numeral, with lookalike pairs such as thirteen and thirty.
Words like twenty-two and eighty matched to pictures of tens rods and ones cubes.
Numbers such as 89, 42 and 15 to write out in full, with a warning about tricky spellings.
Complete solutions for all three sections.
Homework
The matching format is familiar enough for pupils to complete without adult help.
Intervention
Use with pupils who confuse the teen and ty number words.
Morning work
A calm, low-prep task for the start of the day.
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