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17 April 2026

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Make maths number bonds to twenty engaging and hands-on with this playful fish-themed matching activity.

This resource features a set of black-and-white fish, each split into two matching halves. One half shows a number up to twenty, while the other half displays the corresponding number bond needed to make twenty. Children must find and match the correct pairs, reinforcing their understanding of addition and number relationships in a visual and interactive way.

The simple monochrome design is intentional, giving children the opportunity to take ownership of the activity by decorating the fish themselves. This adds a creative, cross-curricular element, blending maths with art and encouraging greater engagement of learning.

Ideal for classroom use, small group work, or independent practice, this activity supports key early maths skills including number recognition, addition to twenty, and problem-solving. It can also be used as a reusable matching game when printed and laminated, making it a flexible and practical addition to any maths resource collection.

Perfect for Key Stage 1 learners, this activity turns number bonds into a fun, visual puzzle that helps build confidence and fluency with essential mental maths skills.

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