Number Sense Posters Let’s Bloom Print is a practical and engaging classroom décor resource designed to support early learners as they build strong number knowledge and confidence. Aligned to the Australian Curriculum and styled in our fresh Let’s Bloom theme with exclusive artwork by Brooke Gossen, these posters provide students with multiple representations of each number, helping them to see, read, record, and understand the number system in a clear and structured way. With a bright design and consistent layout, the posters will make your classroom maths wall both functional and visually inviting.

This resource includes posters for numbers 0–30 and then every decade to 100. Each poster displays the numeral, the number word, MAB blocks, tens frames, and tally marks. By presenting numbers in different forms, Number Sense Posters Let’s Bloom Print helps students make important connections between symbols, models, and words. Available in both our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts, this resource gives you the flexibility to choose the style that best supports your students’ literacy and handwriting development. The Let’s Bloom artwork adds warmth and cheer, making your displays feel cohesive and inspiring.

Flexible to use, Number Sense Posters Let’s Bloom Print can be displayed in full as a maths wall reference, introduced gradually alongside explicit teaching of numbers, or printed in smaller sizes for individual or group use. These posters support whole-class instruction, small-group reinforcement, and independent practice, ensuring all students have access to the models they need. With their colourful theme and exclusive design, the posters integrate perfectly with other Let’s Bloom décor resources, helping you create a classroom environment that is engaging, cohesive, and supportive of all learners.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• ✅ Students recognise, read, and write numbers from 0–100.
• ✅ Students connect numerals with models such as MAB blocks, tens frames, and tally marks.
• ✅ Students develop an understanding of place value and the relationships between numbers.
• ✅ Students use multiple representations to explain their mathematical thinking.

What’s Included:

• Posters for numbers 0–30, plus each decade to 100.
• Each poster includes the numeral, number word, MAB blocks, tens frames, and tally marks.
• Available in basic fun font and all Australian state fonts.
• Exclusive Let’s Bloom artwork by Brooke Gossen.
• Printable A4 format with the option to enlarge or reduce.

Materials Needed:

• Printer and colour ink
• Paper or cardstock
• Laminator and laminating pouches
• Blu-Tack, pins, or magnets

How to Use:

1. Print the posters in your chosen font style.
2. Laminate for durability and year-after-year use.
3. Display on your maths wall in sequence, or introduce them gradually during number lessons.
4. Highlight each representation when teaching, showing students how numbers can be modelled in different ways.
5. Encourage students to reference the posters when solving problems or practising number facts.

Ideas for Classroom Use:

• 💡 Use in daily warm-ups by choosing a number and asking students to describe it using words, MAB, or tally marks.
• 💡 Highlight place value concepts by focusing on the MAB block representations.
• 💡 Provide mini versions for student desks to support independent tasks.
• 💡 Use posters as part of a number of the day routine, encouraging students to connect the different models.

Top Teacher Tips:

• 💛 Print in A3 for maximum visibility.
• 💛 Laminate for durability and reuse.
• 💛 Pair with related resources such as Let’s Bloom Tens Frame Posters or Let’s Bloom Hundreds Chart for a cohesive display.

Don’t forget to explore the rest of our Let’s Bloom decor pack.

Number Sense Posters Let’s Bloom Print is a versatile and engaging resource that helps students build confidence with numbers while adding colour and structure to your maths wall. With multiple representations, exclusive artwork, and flexible classroom applications, this set provides the tools students need to understand the number system and strengthen their mathematical thinking.