Arithmetic Master is a game I use with Year 6 in the last few weeks before the SATs. You know how it feels - when you’ve done past paper after past paper and you still need to work on retrieval but you need some ENERGY! This is a quiz which involves partner work, peer support, team names and unlimited points and my children LOVE it. Covering all of the Arithmetic question areas from Paper 1 in a quiz format. • Children work in pairs for this quiz. • For each section (PPT slide) each child will be given 2 to 3 minutes (your discretion) to answer the questions independently on their own piece of paper. • The next 2 minutes will be sharing and discussing answers with their partner. • Before sharing, they will need to decide upon a final answer as a team. • This is great for peer work, talking through HOW they came to their answer. • Points are decided by the teacher: correct answers; superb explanations; good behaviour; staying focused. • I also deduct points to maintain behaviour management: shouting out, arguing etc. I find that the children learn very quickly that it’s all a bit of fun in the midst of all their revision and behave well beyond the first couple of deductions! • Having ultimate power over the points also ensures that you can award points to children with low self esteem who need the boost. There are over 20 colourful question slides, each containing at least 6 Arithmetic questions. This quiz can easily be broken down into sections, over several sessions . I show this as a PPT presentation and everyone looks at the main smartboard but I have also included a PDF in case you need to print out or Air Drop questions. Another PPT and PDF contains the answers which I use as a class so I can see what everyone is getting out of it, what my areas of need are, giving out points and also to keep up the energy. However, this could also be used for self marking. I really hope you and your class enjoy this resource as much as we do!

A set of three SATS style question Games based on Arithmetic, Roman numerals and problem solving questions found in the SATs papers - INCLUDES ANSWERS. Can be done as a independent revision activity or used in boosters. Created by a year six teacher (97% maths at and above expected pass rate last year), maths coordinator and deputy head. Used on the afternoon before the 2018 maths SATS tests and updated in 2019. The games allow the teacher to check the mathematics concept with a SATS style questions. This is designed specifically for revision purposes as I have found my class sometimes fail to retain certain mathematical methods or struggle to use what they know to figure out what they don’t. Requires dice and counters. Please click on my name above for loads of maths, reading and writing resources that are aimed at getting the best out of your year 6 class.

This is a game for revision for KS2 maths SATS. Suitable mainly for Year 6, but can be adapted for other year groups. The instructions are: Put the children into pairs Give each pair 20 counters and cards with A, B, C and D Each pair works out the answer the question and they have to put their counters on the correct answer card. If they are not sure, they can split their counters. When the answer is revealed, if they have counters on an incorrect answer, they lose those counters. The winning pair are the ones who have the most counters left at the end.

This is a game for Year 6 KS2 SATS revision. Maths game - motivating the children, teamwork and revision. Can be easily adapted once bought. Instructions Split the class into two groups Give the children the question and get them to answer on whiteboards If the children answer the question correctly, they need to decide whether they keep or give the points to the other team. Show the children the points (they are either positive or negative) Keep a score of all the points on the board, so they are clear to the children.

Several wipeout grids covering the following topics: - Factors - Multiples - Prime Numbers - Square numbers - Triangle numbers Pupils have to identify the 7 correct numbers from the incorrect answers.

Overview Christmas Maths Games Worksheets is a comprehensive resource containing 8 worksheets with a focus on using fun engaging activities to support students in learning maths with a Christmas theme. Worksheet Descriptions *1) Christmas Sudoku *This is a fun Christmas themed 9 X 9 sudoku grid for students to complete with 9 different pictures in each row and column. 2) Christmas Wordsearch The interactive wordsearch challenges students to find the Christmas related words within a grid. 3) Battleships This is a Battleships game where students have to pick 10 coordinates and take it in turns to guess their opponents coordinates. If their opponent guesses correctly, they say ‘hit’, and ‘miss’ if they guess incorrectly. The first person to guess all 10 correctly is the winner! This aids the learning of coordinates within a fun game. 4) Cross Number Puzzle Students have to do each calculation and put the answer in the crossword grid above. This combines solving maths problems in a fun crossword format. 5) Christmas Picture Puzzle Students need to use the picture sums to find the value of each Christmas themed picture. 6) Christmas Codebreaker Students have to solve the maths questions, then find the corresponding letter in the key and write the letter below their answer. Each letter is part of a word that spells out the answer to the Christmas joke at the top of the page. This activity combines number reinforcement with an engaging puzzle format, promoting both learning and enjoyment. 7) Magic Square The object of the game is be the first person to make a row or column add up to 20. Each person takes it in turns to roll the dice and put the number that it lands on somewhere on the grid. This promotes adding skills in a fun, enjoyable game. 8) Christmas Maze Students have to solve the questions to find the route from the top to the bottom of the maze. Answer Key A comprehensive answer key is included with the resource, offering educators a valuable tool for quick reference and assessment. This ensures students receive accurate feedback, reinforcing their learning. Downloadable Format Christmas Maths Games Worksheets resource is conveniently available in a downloadable DOC format. This allows for easy printing and distribution to students, making it a flexible resource for both classroom and remote learning environments. Designed to cater to various learning styles and proficiency levels, this resource not only reinforces primary level maths but also encourages students to actively engage with maths through puzzles and games. The inclusion of answers facilitates efficient assessment and supports educators in guiding students through the learning process.

There are various classroom maths activities, including maths games, which are purely recreational – and no doubt they have their place. But there are maths games which demand a real involvement on the part of the players and which call for both reasoning and imagination(surely two key features of any worthwhile mathematical activity). Some of these are games for two players, where the aim is to win and where competitive excitement can run high; others are solo games, where the aim is to achieve a particular objective and where the satisfaction is a more private one. We have tried numerous games in the classroom, with pupils of different ages and abilities, and have selected eight of our favourites for the collection offered here. The booklet provides clear instructions for each game, together with the appropriate grid for you to photocopy and laminate. None of the games requires complicated materials and all of them are easy to explain and to put into practice.

Suitable for paired work or bigger. Can be printed onto A3. Give each learner a counter and allow them to play. Great starter or plenary.

Simple clone of the countdown numbers game on a powerpoint slide with the music imported from youtube. Dark blue boxes are the large numbers. Pale blue are the small numbers. Click 6 boxes to reveal the numbers and then press the Red button the generate a target. There are 2 timers to choose from - I tend to use the 60 second for my classes. Press Reset to start again (The 1st blank slide is essential for this button to work; my powerpoint skills could not come up with a more elegant solution) Make sure you enable macros. Feedback is welcome and appreciated!!! Thank you

Revise KS2 arithmetic with laughter, strategy, and a little bit of chaos! The Unfair Arithmetic Game is a fast-paced, PowerPoint-based maths challenge designed to help Year 6 pupils revise for the SATs in a fun, engaging way. With 30 SATs-style questions, teams compete to earn points — but there’s a twist! Each question carries an unexpected outcome: teams might gain big, lose everything, or get hit with a silly challenge. It’s “unfair” in all the best ways and perfect for building maths confidence while having a great time. What You’ll Receive: 1x PowerPoint game file (.pptx) 30 ready-made arithmetic questions with animated slides Built-in scoring rules and instructions Editable so you can tweak or add your own questions Ideal For: KS2 SATs arithmetic revision Year 6 end-of-term maths activities Small group or full class team games Maths interventions Tutor sessions and booster groups Key Features: Fully interactive PowerPoint (no printing required) Aligned with KS2 arithmetic topics (fractions, multiplication, division, percentages, decimals) Encourages teamwork, mental maths, and strategy Designed by a UK primary teacher Fun, classroom-friendly humour How It Works: This is a digital download – no physical product will be shipped. After purchase, you’ll instantly receive the full PowerPoint game file, ready to use.

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There are 8 pages of spinners and 2 pages of arrows. You can print one large spinner per page or 3 small spinners per page. These spinners are great for a variety of Maths Games and Maths Centres. I use the smaller spinners for students to cut out and place in their Math notebooks for early finishers. To fasten the arrow to the spinner, use a brad or a paper clip.

Multiplication Games NO PREP Math Games - Longest Line by Games 4 Learning This collection of multiplication games contains 26 Multiplication Games that review a variety of multiplication skills up to 12 x 12. ***PLEASE NOTE: This collection of Multiplication Games contains versions with UK / Australian spelling and also US spelling. *** These are PRINT and PLAY games. They require NO PREP. Just print and hand out. Each multiplication game requires a different multiplication skill. They are designed to make students apply their multiplication facts and also to make the think. The games are as follows Astronauts Longest Line Multiplication by 2 Pirate Treasure Longest Line Multiplication by 3 Pizza Chef Longest Line Multiplication by 4 Wild West Longest Line Multiplication by 5 Pirates Longest Line Multiplication by 6 Aliens Longest Line Multiplication by 7 Owl Eyes Longest Line Multiplication by 8 Pirate Parrot Longest Line Multiplication by 9 Beach Friends Longest Line Multiplication by 10 Blast Off Longest Line Multiplication by 11 Owl Tree Longest Line Multiplication by 12 Spaceship Multiplication by 2 Pizza Multiplication by 3 Cowboys Multiplication by 4 Striped Owls Multiplication by 5 Treasure Map Multiplication by 6 Stars and Moons Multiplication by 7 Pirate Ship Multiplication by 8 Owls on a Branch Multiplication by 9 Cactus Multiplication by 10 At the Beach Multiplication by 11 Making Pizza Multiplication by 12 Beach Play Find a Line Multiplication to 30 In Space Find a Line Multiplication to 40 Pizza Find a Line Multiplication to 60 Horse Riding Find a Line Multiplication to 100 These multiplication games are quick and easy to prepare and quick and easy to learn how to play. Just print the multiplication game and they are ready to play. All that these multiplication games require to play them is pencils and a few games also require dice. I hope the students enjoy these multiplication games!

A fun calendar skills maths activity for lower Key Stage 2 (KS2) (originally designed for Year 3 and 4 - Y3 and Y4) - or Primary 4 and 5 in Scotland-, to provide practice, during the Time focus in maths, of reading or using a calendar. It consolidates understanding of months and gives practice of calculating days and weeks after / before etc, developing students’ general understanding of how calendars work. It could be used with lower ability students in Year 5 and 6 too. Students will practise terminology such as ‘fortnight’, ‘day before yesterday’, ‘a week on Tuesday’ etc and be encouraged to count on and back in sevens for full weeks. If they are to move forwards or back 8/15/20 days etc, they can learn to move to the nearest exact week then move back or forwards a day as appropriate, rather than counting days one at a time. **UK date formats used. ** Please check the preview to assess suitability. The resources are in PDF within a Zip file. The Question Cards are also included in a Word document to be easily editable so that you can amend them if required, perhaps adding in details relevant to the school / country in which you are teaching. The game board is in 3 sections and is comprised of 3 months of the calendar (May, June and July). Children use the instructions printed on the cards and boards to navigate forwards and backwards in time, until someone reaches the end of July! A rule card is included for the children to refer to. This could be used with groups across the whole class or perhaps just for a group that needs lots of consolidation of calendar work, to add some variety to their learning programme. The boards were designed in A3 and they work really well at this size if being used with a larger group. If you can only print in A4, you might want to scale it up on the copier after printing. However, A4 works fine too. You might need to use the ‘shrink to fit’ setting on your printer if printing in A4. I hope your students find this an engaging activity. If you can spare a moment I would be so grateful for a review. Many thanks. You might be interested in some of my other Maths / Numeracy games and activities: Line Symmetry Board Game and Cards Change from £1 Four in a Row Games Basic Addition and Subtraction Activities BUNDLE For engaging, time-saving printables and presentations to help plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

Division Games NO PREP Math Games - Longest Line by Games 4 Learning This collection of division games contains 25 Division Games that review a variety of division skills dividing by 2-12. ***PLEASE NOTE: This collection of Division Games contains versions with UK / Australian spelling and also US spelling. *** These are PRINT and PLAY math games. They require NO PREP. Just print and hand out. Each division game requires a different division skill. They are designed to make students apply their division facts and also to make the think. The games are as follows Gone Surfing Longest Line Division by 2 Get That Worm Longest Line Division by 3 Skiing Fun Longest Line Division by 4 Run Dino Run Longest Line Division by 5 Penguin Fun Longest Line Division by 6 Fly Away Longest Line Division by 7 Sledding Friends Longest Line Division by 8 Dinosaurs Play Longest Line Division by 9 Crazy Birds Longest Line Division by 10 Frosty Friends Longest Line Division by 11 Dinosaur’s Dinner Longest Line Division by 12 Four in a Line – Division by 2 Four in a Line – Division by 3 Four in a Line – Division by 4 Four in a Line – Division by 5 Four in a Line – Division by 6 Four in a Line – Division by 7 Four in a Line – Division by 8 Four in a Line – Division by 9 Four in a Line – Division by 10 Four in a Line – Division by 11 Four in a Line – Division by 12 Quakers - Find a Line- Division Within 30 Grumpy Dinos - Find a Line- Division Within 60 Skaters - Find a Line - Division Within 100 Three Bonus Games are also included: - two more print and play games - a coloured math board game for division These division games are quick and easy to prepare and quick and easy to learn how to play. Just print the division game and they are ready to play. All that these division games require to play them is pencils and a few games also require dice. I hope the students enjoy these division games.

Subtraction Games NO PREP Math Games - Find the Difference by Games 4 Learning This collection of subtraction games contains 26 Subtraction Games that review a variety of subtraction skills subtracting within 20. ***PLEASE NOTE: This collection of Subtraction Games contains all games in both UK / Australian spelling and also US spelling. *** These are black and white, PRINT and PLAY games. They require NO PREP. Just print and hand out. Each subtraction game requires a different subtraction skill. They are designed to make students apply their subtraction facts and also to make the think as they hunt for pairs with a difference as specified. The games are as follows Apple Pairs Find the Difference of 1- Subtraction Game Starfish Pairs Find the Difference of 2- Subtraction Game Scarecrow Pairs Find the Difference of 3- Subtraction Game Monkey Pairs Find the Difference of 4- Subtraction Game Present Pairs Find the Difference of 5- Subtraction Game Shell Pairs Find the Difference of 6- Subtraction Game Seahorse Pairs Find the Difference of 7- Subtraction Game Squirrel Pairs Find the Difference of 8- Subtraction Game Butterfly Pairs Find the Difference of 9- Subtraction Game Beach Ball Pairs Find the Difference of 10- Subtraction Game Roll 1 and Find the Difference- Subtraction Game Roll 2 and Find the Difference- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 7- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 8- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 9Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 10- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 11- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 12- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 13- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 14- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 15- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 16- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 17- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 18- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 19- Subtraction Game Find the Difference - Four in a Row Take from 20- Subtraction Game These subtraction games are quick and easy to prepare and quick and easy to learn how to play. Three Bonus games are also included: - two more print and play games - a coloured math board game for subtraction Just print the subtraction game and they are ready to play. All that these subtraction games require to play them is pencils and a few games also require dice. I hope the students enjoy these subtraction games!

Addition Games NO PREP Math Games - Pairs and Trios by Games 4 Learning This collection of addition games contains 25 Addition Games that review a variety of addition skills adding to 20. These are black and white, PRINT and PLAY math games. They require NO PREP. Just print and hand out. ***PLEASE NOTE: This collection of Addition Games contains versions with UK / Australian spelling and also US spelling. *** The games included are: Dinosaur Pairs – Addition to 10 Cupcake Pairs – Addition to 11 Bee Pairs – Addition to 12 Dragonfly Pairs – Addition to 13 Balloon Pairs – Addition to 14 Starfish Pairs – Addition to 15 Hedgehog Pairs – Addition to 16 Snowman Pairs – Addition to 17 Kitten Pairs – Addition to 18 Flip Flop Pairs – Addition to 19 Farm Animals Pairs – Addition to 20 At Sea Pairs and Trios – Addition to 10 Zoo Pairs and Trios – Addition to 11 Rainy Day Pairs and Trios – Addition to 12 Butterfly Pairs and Trios – Addition to 13 Snake Pairs and Trios – Addition to 14 Zoo Time Pairs and Trios – Addition to 15 Pirate Pairs and Trios – Addition to 16 Skating Pairs and Trios – Addition to 17 Party Pairs and Trios – Addition to 18 Candy Pairs and Trios – Addition to 19 In the Sea Pairs and Trios – Addition to 20 Roll and Colour Pairs – Addition of 2 Numbers up to 12 Roll and Colour Trios – Addition of 3 Numbers up to 12 Roll and Colour Pairs and Trios – Addition of 2 or 3 Numbers up to 12 Three Bonus Games are included - a coloured math board game for addition - 2 more print and play, no prep games sheets Just print the addition game and they are ready to play. All that these addition games require to play them is pencils and a few games also require dice. I hope the students enjoy these addition games!