Use this 0-9 spinner template for an abundance of activities across the curriculum. Make your own spinner to use on the template using a pencil and a paper clip!

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of BODMAS. Questions in black are pulled from previous Arithmetic papers, while questions in blue have been created to mimic the style of the existing questions. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.

Completed Times Tables Grid showing from 1 x 1 to 12 x 12. A great resource for laminating and keeping around to refer back to during a number of multiplication themed activities.

Two Venn Diagram templates on A4, landscape. One features a 2-way Venn Diagram and the other a 3-way Venn Diagram. Great for use in any subject when you need to compare and differentiate, but ideal for use in Maths and Science.

12 pages of blank Arithmetic Test Grids. Each page contains 3 work out spaces/answer boxes that resemble those found on the SATs - a good template to use when preparing KS2 for assessments and SATs itself.

**Whole class starter activity based on KS2 shapes ** Start your lesson on the properties of 2D shapes with this target board activity. Can the students identify the shapes on the grid from the questions asked? Students can work in pairs or as a whole class to find the correct shapes on the target board and answer the questions.

A4 Blank tens frame to use with class or on display. Great for Early Years to place objects in to support mathematical understanding.

A set of bold Mathematical symbols, suitable for using on a maths classroom display or for students to cut out and keep for reference. Symbols include: = < x ÷ √ %

5 x A4 sheets showing the fractions of hundredths and visual representations - the hundredths shown are 1 hundredth through to 9 hundredths. Great for popping on a fractions display in the classroom.

Template of a Carroll Diagram. Useful for developing understanding of concepts such as multiples, more or less than and odd or even.

Blank template of a 4 quadrant co-ordinate grid for use in maths and science for recording data, symmetry and/or understanding the properties of 2D shapes.

Template of a single 10 x 10 quadrant grid, blank for use by students for drawing shapes, assessing properties of 2D shapes such as area, or for data collection in maths and science.

This PDF contains 10 x 0-30 Bead String Number Lines, with multiples 10 highlighted by a change in colour. Colourful and tactile alternative to a number line.

Template of 2 x coordinate grids, each one with 4 quadrants for a variety of graphing and diagram activities for use at all stages of primary maths and science.

An A4, brightly coloured 100 square showing numbers 0 to 99 for Number and Calculation practice. Ideal for laminating and keeping as a classroom resource to refer back to.

Free pack of 6 ‘I can’ Objectives tick sheets covering key National Curriculum objectives for each year group between Years 1 and Years 6. Use as the teacher to assess each individual student, or get the students to tick and cross their areas of strength and weakness. Each tick sheet has been broken down by area of objective too, such as Number and Place Value +, -, x, ÷ Fractions, Decimals and Percentages Ratio and Proportion Data Shape Measurement Algebra Ideal for assessing students’ perceptions of their strengths and weaknesses at a glance. There is also a column for ‘date’ so students can record when they feel they can achieve that particular objective.

Set of brightly coloured digit cards covering numbers 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800 and 900. Ideal for KS1 and KS2 calculation practice.

A sheet of addition and subtraction sums for adding and subtracting 10 from a 2 or 3-digit number. Ideal for arithmetic practice in Primary Maths classrooms.

5 x A4 posters showing fractions and visual representations of the tenths from 1/10 to 10/10. A great resource for your classroom’s Fractions display and for helping children make links between the numbers and their representations.

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of Multiplication and Division with 10, 100 and 1,000. Questions in black are pulled from previous Arithmetic papers, while questions in blue have been created to mimic the style of the existing questions. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.