This resource is to be used on a regular basis to pracitce all skills of the Y2 currciulum. it questions addition subtraction 2 x table 5 x table 10 x table division facts < o r> fractions less than and more than double half There are 11 club, 22 club, 33 club, 44 club, 55 club, 66 club, 77 club, 88 club and 99 club attached The resource is supposed to be used on a weekly basis, whereby the children have 5 minute to complete the sheet. They only progress to the next sheet should they get 100% correct the week before. Any mistakes and they stay where they are.

This PowerPoint presentation can be used for teaching expanded noun phrases. I have used this for both SPaG and Writing getting the children to pick out the expanded noun phrase from the sentence (like they might get asked in a test question) or just to imporve their writing in general using expanded noun phrases. Enjoy

I am the PE co-ordinator of a primary school and I was tasked with taking the expectations of the English National Curriculum and mapping it out for each year group to cover a sport/game or dance style per half term. After a pupil voice, the children all say that they enjoy PE at our school because they get to play a variety of sports including Handball, Football, Cricket, Tag Rugby, Volleyball, Badminton, Tennis, Dodgeball and Boccia We also have a variety of dance styles including Country, Street, Cheerleading, Zumba, Tudor Dancing and Line dancing This curriculum map will help you to map out the curriculum at your school

These sheets of paper are perfect for getting your Year 1 children to master their maths curriculum. Children start on 11 club and can only progress if they manage to get 100% ofd the answers correct in the 5 minutes allowed. Within this resource you get 11 club 22 club 33club 44 club 55 club 66 club 77 club 88 club and 99 club This is designed to be completed on a weekly basis and allows the children to practice everything within their maths curriculum. It also allows them to learn how to flip quickly between addition, subtraction, halves, missing box questions, fractions, less than and more than. To complete the test, give the children 5 minutes. They may use manipulatives to aid learning. Once the 5 minutes has passed, teachers and learning simply spot for a mistake, they do not mark every answer. If there is one mistake children do not move on to the next ‘club’. The objective of the test is accuracy and not speed.

In order to prepare my Year 2 class for the KS1 Arithmetic Test. I made these practice questions using the skills they must know in order to pass the paper. I put them on the IWB (1 per day) as a registration activity as a daily arithmetic and really found that it helped the children to master the methods very quickly, especially after going through the answers. I have enough for 6 Arithmetic lessons. Adding two 2-digit numbers together Subtracting two 2-digit numbers 2x table, 5x table, 10 table Other multiplications using a method such as array. Missing box questions Halves, quarters, thirds and fifths of a number.

This resource can be used as a lesson activity or a summative assessment activity to determine whether children meet the Year 2 objective of reading scales in multiples of 2, 5 and 10. I have included a variety of scales that appear on measuring jugs and circular scales (mostly found on kitchen scales) Children can write their answer on the sheet or in their work books for school.

99 club arithmetic practice fine tuned for year 4 maths curriculum. Children have to get 100% correct to progress to next sheet. Aim is to get to 99 club by the end.

I have made a resource suitable for a lesson on Capacity (coverting millilitres to litres and vice versa) I have designed some reasoning problems and taught it to my children using the bar model method. The resource can be differentiated by removing some of the bar model for the upper ability children.

Based on recent KS1 reasoning paper. Children to work out the weight of the big cylinder using the total measurements and the weight of the small cylinder and using reasoning skills.

I have made a resource where the children must start at a number and complete 8 steps before reaching a answer. this can be used as part of a game, where the solution are a password to unlock a prize or something. The resource is differentiated with 3 easy questions (green), 3 medium questions (yellow) and 3 hard questions (red). The resource idea was taken from the mathematical puzzle that you might find in newspapers. I have used this resource with Year 2 students where they were adding on a empty number line but it can be used with year 3 or even low group year 4. It can also be used for adding mentally.

Weekly arithmetic practice for Year 3s they must get 100% correct to move to the next sheet the following week.

Use these fantastic resource to help your Year 6’s in the lead up to SATS. fine tuned to the year 6 curriculum and aligned accordingly to English National Curriculum. Children practice a range of different skills including rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division including with decimals. converting measurements. fractions, percentages. Use theis reosurce daily or weekyl. Children must get 100% correct to move on to the next sheet