This worksheet is designed to introduce the concept of decimals and their relative size. Students write the number in the place value grid and shade in the correct number of squares in the diagram. The diagrams show the true dimensions of tenths and hundreds relative to whole numbers. When the students are secure with linking the number to the image, the second sheet asks them to do it the other way around. They are given a shaded diagram and are asked to determine what number is being represented. This resource could lead on to ordering decimals. The worksheet has a plain design, so that it will work equally well with secondary students who need a refresher on understanding the concept of decimals. If you find this resource helpful, please leave a review.

Fun worksheet to practice number bonds to ten. The king has lost his treasure. Colour all the sums that add up to ten to help him find it. Includes solution

An editable power point display animating the grid method of multiplication. It has a preamble reminding students how to multiply tens numbers together. It includes two animated examples. There are practice questions and answers at the end.

Editable images of grid multiplication steps in Word. Could be used as a basis for an introductory power point display.

A fun maze based worksheet for students to practice their fact fluency around the number seven. Students find a route out of the maze by colouring in the box if the sum inside equals seven. Could work well as cover work. Similar sheets with different numbers coming soon.

A fun way to practice fact fluency for addition sums to eight.