Bring real-life maths into your classroom with this engaging KS2 profit and loss lesson set in the context of a coffee shop! Pupils explore how businesses calculate whether they make money or lose money by working through realistic scenarios involving food sales, costs and pricing. Using clear modelling and step-by-step questions, learners develop their understanding of profit and loss while applying money skills in a meaningful and relatable way. The editable slides allow teachers to personalise the lesson by changing the coffee shop name to a local café, helping pupils make strong real-world connections. The lesson finishes with an open-ended challenge where pupils design their own product and calculate potential profit, encouraging creativity, reasoning and deeper mathematical thinking. Included: Fully prepared and editable PowerPoint lesson Clear introduction to profit and loss concepts Structured example questions and guided practice Real-life money problems linked to a coffee shop scenario Final open-ended task allowing pupils to extend and challenge themselves Opportunities for discussion, reasoning and financial understanding Perfect for teaching money, reasoning and real-world problem solving while helping pupils understand how maths is used in everyday business situations. A practical, engaging lesson that turns pupils into young entrepreneurs — and shows maths in action beyond the classroom!

Engage your pupils with this exciting Disney-inspired maths lesson based on Moana! In this open-ended learning activity, pupils explore distance and multiplication through a real-life sailing scenario, choosing their own numbers to solve the problem. This low floor, high ceiling approach allows all learners to access the task while naturally challenging themselves at their own level. Using a motivating film hook, pupils calculate how far Moana travels across the ocean, explain their reasoning, and extend their thinking through problem solving and discussion. The lesson promotes independence, mathematical reasoning, and confidence — perfectly aligned with Curriculum for Wales pedagogy. Included: • Fully prepared PowerPoint lesson with film hook, modelling and task slides • Pupil worksheet containing the problem and structured space to scaffold and support answers during the lesson • Clear learning intentions and success criteria • Open-ended maths challenge encouraging self-differentiation • Built-in challenge prompts and plenary questions • Opportunities for discussion, reasoning and reflection Perfect for teaching multiplication, distance, reasoning and problem solving in an engaging and memorable way — with minimal preparation required. And… who wouldn’t want to become a mathematical wayfinder for the day?

Engage your pupils with this practical and engaging column addition lesson set within real-life construction scenarios! In this activity, pupils take on the role of a project manager building a new house, solving problems sent by workers to calculate totals using column addition. Through realistic contexts and relatable scenarios, learners consolidate their understanding of formal written addition while applying their maths skills in meaningful situations. The lesson supports confidence, accuracy and reasoning, with opportunities for pupils to challenge themselves further through open-ended questions. Included: Full PowerPoint lesson introducing the context, modelling examples and success criteria Differentiated worksheets across three challenge levels: Chilli 1 – developing understanding Chilli 2 – secure application Chilli 3 – deeper challenge Real-life word problems designed to practise column addition skills Open-ended extension task allowing pupils to push their thinking further Clear scaffolding to support layout, carrying and accurate calculation Perfect for consolidating column addition in an engaging and purposeful way while supporting mixed-ability classes through built-in differentiation. A hands-on maths lesson that shows pupils how addition is used in the real world — and puts them in charge of the project!

Assess pupils’ understanding of subtraction quickly and effectively with this ready-to-use KS2 assessment lesson. Designed to be used at the start of a new topic, this resource helps teachers identify pupils’ current understanding, misconceptions and gaps in knowledge to inform future teaching. The lesson begins with a PowerPoint revisiting key subtraction methods and representations before pupils complete a cold assessment task independently. The accompanying worksheet allows teachers to clearly see which strategies pupils are confident with and where additional support or teaching is needed. This resource can also be reused at the end of a unit to measure progress and demonstrate learning over time. Included: PowerPoint introducing subtraction concepts and different calculation methods Mental, pictorial and formal written subtraction approaches Cold assessment worksheet for pupils to complete independently Opportunities to identify misconceptions and next teaching steps Suitable for both baseline and end-of-topic assessment Perfect for supporting formative assessment, planning targeted lessons and gaining a clear picture of pupils’ mathematical understanding with minimal preparation required. A practical assessment tool that helps you teach smarter — not harder.

This resource is a comprehensive PowerPoint designed to kickstart every school morning for KS2 students. Each slide includes three engaging activities: Starter Task - Creative and thought-provoking exercises to get students focused. Challenge - Fun, brain-teasing tasks such as word games or number puzzles. Daily Mission/Reflection - Promotes kindness, collaboration, and personal growth. Ideal for use as students settle into the classroom, this resource supports skill development in literacy, numeracy, and social-emotional learning. It spans seven weeks, providing fresh and varied content daily. Each slide is fully editable so it can be tailored to your learners. Perfect for keeping mornings structured, purposeful and exciting.

Engage your pupils with this fun and practical budgeting lesson! In this activity, students will plan a party within a set budget, deciding what to buy and comparing prices from different supermarkets to get the best value. They’ll record their spending in a provided table to ensure they stay within budget. This resource encourages teamwork, decision-making, and real-world application of math skills. Included: -PowerPoint presentations introducing the task and success criteria. -Differentated price lists from three supermarkets. -Printable spending tables for pupils to record their purchases. Perfect for teaching budgeting, decision-making, and problem-solving in an engaging and relatable way! And… why not throw a party afterwards!

Engage your KS2 pupils with this fun and flexible low-floor, high-ceiling maths task, designed to consolidate addition skills while sparking creativity and critical thinking. Set in a chocolate factory, this versatile resource provides a rich context for pupils to explore open-ended questions at their own level, making it perfect for differentiated learning. What’s Included: -A PowerPoint presentation packed with open-ended addition tasks. -Printable worksheets of the tasks for pupils to work on in their books. Key Features: -Low-floor, high-ceiling design: Accessible for all abilities, yet challenging for advanced learners. -Perfect for consolidating addition skills or to assess pupils’ current understanding. -Stimulates problem-solving, reasoning, and collaborative learning. -Fun and engaging chocolate factory theme to capture pupils’ interest. -This resource is ideal for whole-class activities, small group work, or independent learning. Whether you’re looking for a consolidation task or an insightful way to gauge pupil understanding, this pack is sure to hit the sweet spot! Download now and make maths as irresistible as chocolate!

Engage your pupils with this interactive PowerPoint lesson, “Place Value Land,” designed to teach children how to confidently read large numbers up to a million! Using a memorable story, students learn the concept of place value by exploring a world where digits visit families that change their value. The lesson includes: -An interactive PowerPoint that includes a warm-up activity to activate prior knowledge, a fun story to explain the concept of place value and interactive slides for pupils to practice reading large numbers. -Printable Place Value Cards for pupils to follow along (these can be laminated so they can be used over and over). From expeirence, by the end of the session, even the most hesitant learners will be reading large numbers.

Support clear and confident teaching of column addition with this ready-to-use PowerPoint designed specifically for teacher modelling. This resource provides a range of carefully structured column addition questions that can be used to demonstrate formal written methods step by step. Ideal for whole-class teaching, guided practice or intervention sessions, the slides allow teachers to model correct layout, place value understanding and carrying methods while talking through mathematical thinking with pupils. Perfect for introducing column addition, reinforcing methods, or revisiting key skills during revision lessons. Included: PowerPoint presentation containing multiple column addition modelling questions Clearly structured calculations suitable for teacher demonstration Opportunities to model carrying and place value understanding Flexible slides suitable for whole-class teaching or small group support A simple, effective resource that saves preparation time while helping pupils develop accuracy and confidence in written addition methods.

Assess pupils’ understanding of addition quickly and effectively with this ready-to-use KS2 assessment lesson. Designed to be used at the start of a new topic, this resource helps teachers identify pupils’ current understanding, misconceptions and gaps in knowledge to inform future teaching. The lesson begins with a PowerPoint revisiting key subtraction methods whihc allows teachers to clearly see which strategies pupils are confident with and where additional support or teaching is needed. This resource can also be reused at the end of a unit to measure progress and demonstrate learning over time. Included: PowerPoint introducing addition concepts and different calculation methods Mental, pictorial and formal written addition approaches Opportunities to identify misconceptions and next teaching steps Suitable for both baseline and end-of-topic assessment Perfect for supporting formative assessment, planning targeted lessons and gaining a clear picture of pupils’ mathematical understanding with minimal preparation required. A practical assessment tool that helps you teach smarter — not harder.

Dive into the fascinating world of medieval castles with this engaging activity! Students will learn about the different parts of a castle, from the moat to the battlements, by matching each feature with its definition. Perfect for classroom learning as a matching game or an outdoor adventure as a treasure hunt, this activity combines education with fun to help students explore history in an interactive way. Feel free to let me know if you’d like adjustments!

Kick off the school year with this creative and open-ended maths lesson designed to assess pupils’ current understanding of the four operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. This interactive activity encourages students to describe themselves through personalized maths problems, making it an excellent way to combine learning with fun! This resource is perfect for gaining insight into students’ abilities. The activity is flexible, allowing pupils to adapt their problems to their skill level, ensuring engagement and success for all.