A 12-page fractions and decimals workbook covering equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator, tenths and hundredths as decimals and in pence, rounding decimals to the nearest whole number, comparing fractions and decimals, finding a fraction of an amount and two-step problems. Each page has a wide working column so children show the step, not just the result. Answers are not included.

: A 12-page division workbook that treats the remainder as part of the answer from the very first page. Children start by sharing into groups they can picture, then write remainders the same way every time, drill dividing by 2 to 10, sort even divisions from leftovers, work out what a remainder means in a word problem, and check every answer by multiplying back. Each page has a wide working column, so the method is visible for marking. Answers are not printed: the multiply-back check lets children mark their own work.

A 32-page analogue clock workbook that takes children from o’clock and half past through quarter past and quarter to, then on to five-minute times. Where a clock has hands, children write the time; where a clock is empty, they draw the hands. Every clock is printed with its numbers, and times are written the British way throughout (half past three, quarter to four, twenty to four). Pages 4–30 are activity pages, page 31 is a tick list and page 32 a finishing page. Pencil only, black and white printing.

A 32-page number bonds workbook built around ten-frames and part-whole models, the pictures children use to see what makes 5, 10 and 20. Pages 4–30 are activity pages: counting counters in ten-frames, drawing counters to make ten, finding the missing part in part-whole diagrams, and missing-number sums. Each page has one short instruction for the adult to read aloud, so children don’t need to read to use it. Page 31 is a tick list and page 32 a finishing page. Only a pencil is needed: nothing to cut or stick. Prints in black and white.

A 32-page times tables workbook that teaches every table from 2 to 12 with a simple routine: read it, cover it, say it again. Each table gets two facing pages. The left page shows the table with every answer printed, to read aloud together and then recite with the answers covered. The right page has the same twelve facts with the answers taken out, plus a mixed-order row that shows whether a table is really known or only chanted in order. Tables run in the order children usually learn them: 2, 5, 10, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12. Pages 26–30 mix the tables for review, page 31 is a tick list and page 32 is a finishing page. Ideal for homework, early morning work and Year 4 multiplication tables check preparation.

Get your Year 4 class ready for the Multiplication Tables Check with 12 timed practice papers that copy the real check: 25 questions, every times table from 2 to 12, six seconds a question and no 1× questions. The papers come in three levels of four, so every child can start where they are: • Warm-up (papers 1–4): mostly the 2, 3, 4, 5, 10 and 11 times tables, to build confidence • Core (papers 5–8): all tables mixed the way the real check mixes them • Tricky (papers 9–12): a focus on the 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12 times tables, the facts most children find hardest What’s inside (20 pages, A4 PDF): • Teacher notes on running a paper at the real pace, choosing a level and untimed practice for anxious children • 12 practice papers with name, date and score boxes • Answers for every paper, four papers to a page for quick marking • A pupil progress tracker to colour after each paper • A class record sheet for 30 pupils • A fact-gap grid to shade the facts a child gets wrong, so you know exactly what to practise next Each paper takes about three minutes. Read the questions aloud or show them on the board, count six seconds, and mark straight away with the answer pages. No fact appears twice in the same paper, and both orders of a fact count as one (7 × 8 and 8 × 7). Ideal for daily starters, homework, intervention groups and the run-up to the June check window. Print in black and white.