This resource breaks the topic into clear teaching steps, with each page acting as a mini lesson or display poster. The charts use a fun hand-drawn style with bright headings, worked examples, number lines, place value tables, key vocabulary and “try these” practice questions. What’s included: Step 1: Read, write and partition whole numbers Step 2: Compare and order whole numbers Step 3: Round whole numbers Step 4: Decimal place value Step 5: Compare and order decimals Step 6: Round decimals Step 7: Multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000 Step 8: Apply place value skills in reasoning questions The pack includes support for whole numbers, decimals, rounding, ordering, partitioning and multiplying/dividing by powers of 10, with visual examples and pupil-friendly reminders throughout. For example, the first chart focuses on reading, writing and partitioning whole numbers, while later pages move into decimals, rounding and applying place value understanding. Perfect for: Maths working walls Lesson introductions Revision displays Small group support Independent learning prompts Intervention folders Upper primary / P7 place value revision A bright, engaging resource to help learners understand digit value, place value language and number sense with confidence.

Support your pupils in developing confidence with addition and subtraction using this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each page breaks the topic into a clear step, combining simple explanations, worked examples, key vocabulary, helpful reminders and practice questions. The consistent layout makes the posters ideal for classroom displays, lesson introductions, revision stations, pupil reference folders or small-group support. Included in this pack: Mental addition and subtraction strategies Column addition with regrouping Column subtraction with exchanging Estimating and checking answers Adding and subtracting decimals Missing-number problems and inverse operations Multi-step addition and subtraction word problems Applying learning through reasoning and problem-solving The charts encourage pupils to choose appropriate strategies, organise their calculations accurately, explain their thinking and check whether their answers are sensible. Visual models, number lines, place-value grids and fully worked examples help make each concept accessible and memorable. Ideal for upper-primary learners, Second Level CfE, KS2, intervention groups and revision. You will receive: An 8-page PDF ready to print and display. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Support pupils in developing confidence with multiplication and division using this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each poster breaks the topic into a clear teaching step and includes simple explanations, worked examples, visual models, key vocabulary, helpful reminders and opportunities for pupils to practise. The consistent layout makes the charts ideal for whole-class teaching, maths displays, revision sessions, pupil reference folders and targeted intervention groups. This resource covers: Multiplication and division facts and mental strategies Multiples, factors, prime and composite numbers Short multiplication Long multiplication, including partitioning and the grid method Short division Remainders and how to interpret them in context Multiplying and dividing decimals, including powers of 10 Multi-step multiplication and division word problems Pupils are supported to use fact families, arrays, place-value knowledge, inverse operations and written methods. The pack also explores different ways to interpret remainders, including keeping the remainder, rounding up, writing a fraction or expressing an answer as a decimal. Each chart includes: Clear step-by-step instructions Fully worked examples Visual representations and place-value models Key mathematical vocabulary Practice questions and reasoning prompts Reminders to help pupils check and explain their answers Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. It can be used to introduce new learning, support guided maths groups or provide a visual reminder during independent work. You will receive: An 8-page PDF ready to print and display. Please note that this resource is provided as a PDF and is not editable.

Support pupils in developing confidence with rounding and estimation using this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each poster breaks the topic into a clear teaching step and includes simple explanations, worked examples, number lines, place-value models, key vocabulary, helpful reminders and practice questions. The consistent layout makes the charts ideal for classroom displays, whole-class teaching, revision sessions, pupil reference folders and targeted support groups. This resource covers: Rounding whole numbers to the nearest 10, 100 and 1,000 Using number lines and midpoints Estimating calculations by rounding Rounding decimals to the nearest whole number Rounding to one decimal place Rounding to two decimal places Applying rounding in real-life contexts, including money, distance, measurement and population Mixed practice, reasoning and problem-solving The posters help pupils understand which digit determines whether a number rounds up or down. They also encourage learners to select an appropriate degree of accuracy, estimate sensible answers and explain the strategies they have used. Each chart includes: Clear step-by-step instructions Fully worked examples Visual number lines and place-value models Key mathematical vocabulary Practice questions and reasoning prompts Memorable rules and reminders Opportunities to apply rounding in meaningful contexts Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. The pack can be used to introduce new learning, support guided maths groups, provide revision or give pupils a visual reference during independent work. You will receive: An 8-page PDF ready to print and display. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Help pupils build confidence with negative numbers using this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each poster introduces the topic in a clear teaching sequence, using number lines, worked examples, visual explanations, key vocabulary, memorable reminders and short practice questions. The consistent layout makes the charts ideal for classroom displays, whole-class teaching, revision, pupil reference folders and targeted support groups. This resource covers: Introducing negative numbers and recognising numbers below zero Comparing and ordering positive and negative numbers Counting forwards and backwards through zero Using number lines to add and subtract Adding positive and negative numbers Subtracting positive and negative numbers Using negative numbers in real-life contexts Mixed practice, reasoning and problem-solving The real-life examples include temperature, money owed, floors below ground level and positions above or below sea level. Pupils are encouraged to use number lines, compare positions, recognise the importance of zero and select an appropriate strategy for each question. Each anchor chart includes: Clear step-by-step explanations Number-line models and visual examples Worked calculations Key mathematical vocabulary Practice questions and reasoning prompts Memorable rules and reminders Opportunities to apply learning in everyday contexts Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. The pack can be used to introduce new learning, support guided maths groups, provide revision or act as a visual reference during independent work. You will receive: An 8-page PDF ready to print and display. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Support pupils in mastering formal written methods with this clear and colourful set of two printable maths anchor charts covering long multiplication and long division. Each poster breaks the method into manageable steps, using colour-coded working, fully modelled examples and helpful reminders to make more complex calculations easier to follow. This resource includes: Long Multiplication Anchor Chart Multiplying by a two-digit or larger number Lining up digits correctly by place value Multiplying by the ones and tens digits Using a zero placeholder Adding partial products Checking answers using division Long Division Anchor Chart Setting out the division bracket correctly Dividing, multiplying, subtracting and bringing down Repeating the method until all digits have been used Understanding and recording remainders Estimating and checking answers using multiplication Both posters include detailed worked examples, including 347 × 26 and 8,436 ÷ 24, alongside success tips and inverse-operation checks. These anchor charts are ideal for: Whole-class teaching Classroom maths displays Guided groups and interventions Revision and consolidation Pupil reference folders Supporting independent work The clear layout and colour-coded steps help pupils understand where each number comes from and encourage accurate, organised working. Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. You will receive: A printable PDF containing one long multiplication poster and one long division poster. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Help pupils develop a clear understanding of square numbers with this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each poster introduces a new aspect of square numbers using simple explanations, worked examples, visual models, mathematical vocabulary and short practice questions. The consistent layout makes the pack ideal for classroom displays, whole-class teaching, revision, maths intervention groups and pupil reference folders. This resource covers: What square numbers are Representing square numbers using equal arrays Recognising patterns within the square-number sequence Understanding square roots Connecting square numbers to the area of a square Identifying numbers between two consecutive square numbers Applying square numbers in real-life contexts Mixed practice, reasoning and problem-solving Pupils are supported to understand that square numbers are created by multiplying a number by itself. They will explore square arrays, identify the pattern between consecutive square numbers, match square numbers with their square roots and apply their knowledge to area and practical problems. Each chart includes: Clear step-by-step explanations Fully worked examples Visual arrays and diagrams Key mathematical vocabulary Practice questions Reasoning and problem-solving prompts Memorable rules and reminders Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. The posters can be used to introduce new learning, reinforce key concepts or provide a helpful visual reference during independent work. You will receive: An 8-page printable PDF containing one full-page anchor chart for each teaching step. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Help pupils build confidence with factors, multiples and prime numbers using this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable maths anchor charts. Each poster breaks the topic into a clear teaching step and combines simple explanations, worked examples, visual models, key vocabulary, helpful reminders and short practice questions. The consistent layout makes the charts ideal for classroom displays, lesson introductions, revision, pupil reference folders and targeted maths support. This pack includes: Understanding and identifying multiples Understanding factors and factor pairs Using divisibility rules to find factors Prime and composite numbers Common factors and highest common factor — HCF Common multiples and lowest common multiple — LCM Prime factors and factor trees Applying learning through reasoning and mixed practice Pupils are supported to recognise number patterns, identify factor pairs, distinguish between prime and composite numbers, calculate the HCF and LCM, and break composite numbers into their prime factors. Each poster includes: Clear step-by-step instructions Fully worked examples Child-friendly definitions Visual representations and factor trees Mathematical vocabulary Practice questions and reasoning prompts Memorable rules and reminders Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. The posters can be used for whole-class teaching, maths displays, small-group intervention, independent reference or revision. You will receive: An 8-page printable PDF containing one full-page anchor chart for each teaching step. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.

Help pupils understand and confidently apply the order of operations with this colourful, child-friendly set of 8 printable BODMAS anchor charts. Each poster breaks BODMAS into a clear teaching step using simple explanations, worked examples, visual reminders and short practice questions. The consistent design makes this resource ideal for whole-class teaching, maths displays, revision, intervention groups and pupil reference folders. This pack includes: What is BODMAS? – introducing the meaning and correct order Brackets First – identifying and solving calculations inside brackets Orders – working with powers and square roots Division and Multiplication – understanding equal priority and working from left to right Addition and Subtraction – completing operations from left to right Worked Examples – following the full BODMAS process step by step Common Mistakes – recognising and correcting frequent misconceptions Apply Your Learning – mixed practice, reasoning and problem-solving The charts reinforce the important rule that division and multiplication have equal priority, as do addition and subtraction, so calculations must be completed from left to right. Each poster includes: Clear, step-by-step explanations Fully worked calculations Child-friendly definitions Key mathematical vocabulary Practice questions Reasoning and problem-solving prompts Common errors and helpful reminders Perfect for Upper Primary, P7, KS2 and CfE Second Level learners. Use the posters to introduce BODMAS, reinforce individual stages, support independent work or create an engaging maths display. You will receive: An 8-page printable PDF containing one full-page anchor chart for each teaching step. Please note that this resource is supplied as a PDF and is not editable.