Year 3 Maths planning and resources for the new 2014 curriculum. Each file has a PDF version and an editable version.

Year 2 Maths Planning and Resources for the new 2014 curriculum. Each file has a PDF version and an editable version.

Year 2 Maths worksheets on writing numbers in words, shading fractions, 2-D shapes and drawing clock hands. You can find more Year 2 Maths worksheets on the Save Teachers Sundays website.

Year 3 Maths worksheets on partitioning numbers, 3-D shapes, telling the time and interpreting pictograms. You can find more Year 3 Maths worksheets on the Save Teachers Sundays website.

Year 6 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum.

Year 4 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum.

Year 5 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum.

I have collected these since I started teaching - from newspapers, books, internet .... I put many together in a PPT (also added a pdf version) - you can entertain a class or print off as posters. I covered my back wall with them so teachers on exam duty had something to read! Kept a lot of people happy. Both BIG downloads - sorry. Pdf is smallest.

A statistics paper out of 32 marks to review data from the Australian NSW Curriculum (Stage 4). Use as a pre test, post test/final assessment or homework revision. Included a Word and PDF version for ease of use.

Year 3 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum. You can find planning and resources specifically for the 2014 curriculum on Save Teachers Sundays.

This math mystery, “Case of the Super Bad Superhero,” is a great way to add some excitement and fun to your math lessons! Students will be working through a variety of math questions to discover important clues. The clues will help them solve which superhero has gone bad! In this Grade 5 version, the 5 clues cover the following skills: - Clue 1: Covert Decimals from Expanded Form (using fractions) - Clue 2: Adding Decimals (wholes & tenths) - Clue 3: Subtracting Decimals (wholes & tenths) - Clue 4: Multiply Numbers Ending in Zeroes - Clue 5: Dividing Numbers Ending in Zeroes Pack also provides teacher instructions, the story, answer sheets, an elimination guide and printable awards. MIX & MATCH ACROSS GRADE LEVELS TO DIFFERENTIATE/CUSTOMIZE You can choose a grade level that suits your class best, and/or mix and match across the same clue numbers (except for the Grade 1 Version) to differentiate and customize the math mystery for your students. The Grade 1 version is simplified as a whole and cannot be mixed with the rest. (For example, swap clue 1 from the Grade 2 version to clue 1 from the Grade 3 version to make that part more challenging for some students.)

Christmas literacy and numeracy activities. A great resource to get learners excited about the Christmas 2015! The resource includes 3 Christmas theme activities: - 1x Beginning sounds – writing the letter - 1x Christmas word-search - 1x Counting - addition practice This resource has been thoroughly designed so no extra prep or specialised ability is needed! It can provide worksheets to help form a standalone English or Maths lesson or can be left as activities in a cover lesson. Can be easily adapted to suit other lessons you may have already planned. This lesson should be accessible to early years and KS1 students. Check out my other Christmas resources!! Please rate if you enjoyed! Click on my display name to see my other excellent resources.

Snakes & Ladders - This package is a FREE download. It contains a printable game board, editable game cards and an electronic video game version for the Smartboard. It is played like a traditional game of Snakes and Ladders with the addition of question cards that are answered on each throw of the die. The card template is made in Microsoft Word so you or your students can type up their own question cards. e.g. Dolch Words, CVC Words, Johnson Words, Fry List, Tables, Division Facts, Addition Facts, Subtraction Facts, review questions from any learning area etc, etc. This YouTube video outlines how to play this version of Snakes and Ladders ---> Check it Out! What you Need: 2 players 1 Snakes and Ladders game board (electronic or printable) 1 counter for each player 1 deck of custom cards Before the Game: - The teacher or students use the blank card template to create a deck of 'custom cards' to work on. - NB I like the students to identify the math facts 'They feel like they need to work on' and make cards to address these needs. How to Play: 1. Player One shuffles the cards, forms them into a neat deck and places them face down beside the board. 2. Player One throws the die, moves their counter the given amount of spaces shown on the die then picks up a card and answers the question. If correct, their counter stays on the space they landed on. If not, then they return the counter to the space they started on. 3. Player 2 repeats Step 2. NB If a player lands on a ladder they move their counter to the top of the ladder. If a player lands on the head of a snake they slide their counter to the tail of the snake. How to Win: 4. The winner is the first person to land on the FINISH square.

Year 1 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum.

Year 2 Maths programme of study objectives for the 2014 curriculum. You can find planning and resources specifically for the 2014 curriculum on Save Teachers Sundays.

A literacy activity with answers, for students to familiarise themselves with the vocabulary associated with the topic of Financial Mathematics. Can be used at the end of a lesson as a review.

Worksheet for Simplifying Algebraic Expressions-Algebraic Notation. This worksheet was made for my class which is the bottom maths class, to help them do work without being overwhelmed.

100 questions in a trivia like quiz aimed at having a bit of fun with maths in the classroom. Not sure where I got this as it has been in my files for over 20 years!!

Financial Maths jigsaw and answer sheet. Can be used as a review at the end of the lesson or as a homework activity. An alternative task can be prepared by copying the answer sheet onto different coloured sheets of paper (enough for half your class) and laminating them. Cut out all the squares from each sheet and place into a small resealable plastic bag. You would then have a class activity for pairs of students that could be reused many times. (Australian Curriculum) NSW MA4-6NA solves financial problems involving purchasing goods

This is the third worksheet made for my bottom maths class. This worksheet is on multiplying and simplifying. Made for students to do questions without the cluster of a textbook.

This math mystery, “Case of the Super Bad Superhero,” is a great way to add some excitement and fun to your math lessons! Students will be working through a variety of math questions to discover important clues. The clues will help them solve which superhero has gone bad! In this Grade 4 version, the 5 clues cover the following skills: - Clue 1: Rounding - Clue 2: Addition (3-digit and 4-digit numbers) - Clue 3: Subtraction (4 - digit and 5-digit numbers) - Clue 4: Multiplication Facts (1-12) - Clue 5: Division Facts (1-12) Pack also provides teacher instructions, the story, answer sheets, an elimination guide and printable awards. MIX & MATCH ACROSS GRADE LEVELS TO DIFFERENTIATE/CUSTOMIZE You can choose a grade level that suits your class best, and/or mix and match across the same clue numbers (except for the Grade 1 Version) to differentiate and customize the math mystery for your students. The Grade 1 version is simplified as a whole and cannot be mixed with the rest. (For example, swap clue 1 from the Grade 2 version to clue 1 from the Grade 3 version to make that part more challenging for some students.)