A pack of additional resources to compliment the place value packs that are already uploaded. They are for the small steps numbers to ten million, compare and order any number, round any number and negative numbers. The pack contains: - A place value wordsearch so that literacy can be incorporated into the topic. - A 'Top Trumps' style activity - A board game - 2 homeworks, one for each week of place value - An end of topic test

This pack of resources covers Year 2 place value for the 3rd week of the autumn term. The resources support a mastery approach to teaching mathematics. CPA (Concrete-Pictorial-Abstract) is promoted throughout therefore ensuring you have appropriate concrete resources in your classroom is recommended to make full use of the packs. Week 3 includes worksheets and activities on: - Reasoning and problem solving with place value - Consolidation activities I hope you find the resources useful. Feedback very welcome.

Fun, popular and differentiated 4 in a row board games and a Tarsia jigsaw puzzle (in PDF) for consolidating understanding of place value in decimals (1, 2 and 3 decimal places). Originally designed for Key Stage 2 (KS2) - Year 5 / 6 (P6 / P7). FOUR IN A ROW: • Two sets of 54 decimal number cards featuring numbers from 0.001 to 2.01 (1 set includes numbers up to 2 decimal places, the other up to 3 decimal places) • Two A3 Four in a Row boards. The 1 star version was originally designed to go with the cards to 2 decimal places, while the more challenging 2 star version was designed for the cards to 3 decimal places. However, both sets of cards would work with either board. It works especially well in A3, however, you could scale down the board and cards should you not have the ability to print in A3. Alternatively, use the A4 Three in a Row boards which are also included. You could have pairs take on other pairs. Each team of two starts with a set of cards (print each set on different coloured card or paper and then laminate). It works well if each team shuffles their cards, puts them in a pile and takes one from the top at a time, which they then put down on the board if there's a suitable empty box. They aim to get four of their cards in a row (or 3 if using the smaller boards). Each box has a stipulation about the numbers that can be placed on it (no tenths, < 1.5, > 0.31, < 0.56, five hundredths etc). To save printing you could split a set between 2 or 3 boards as a single team won't require all 54 cards. The cards can also be used separately from the game boards for ordering activities. Cards and boards are editable should you want to make changes to better suit the needs of your pupils. PUZZLE: Print and laminate the big puzzle pieces. It features addition of decimal numbers, tenths, hundredths etc. The calculations and answers are designed to be similar so pupils have to think carefully about which answer matches which calculation. Once assembled it makes a larger triangle. A solution is included in a separate file. You can get this alongside other KS2 place value activities in the bundle below. Other popular KS2 Maths / Numeracy resources: Mental Maths Bundle Multiplication / Division Bundle Angles / Symmetry Bundle For time-saving printables and presentations to plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons: FullShelf Resources

I have created 30 worksheets linked to the Small Steps Guidance for White Rose Maths, Block 1: Place Value. These sheets have been made for Year 1. All the worksheets fit with the small steps. I have produced them all in Sassoon Primary styled font. Sheets are in the same format as the year 2 sheets I also have listed if you would like consistency between year groups. I have other resources including IAF linked maths document for PKS< Working Towards and Working at Standard. Also, I have 5 practice SATs Arithmetic papers which have been created in the same layout as the real thing.

One of my most popular resources: 6 Place Value Crossnumber Puzzles, originally designed for Key Stage 2 (Year 3, 4, 5 and 6) and equivalents. This would be a good back to school activity for your new class in the first week back. There are 2 puzzles for numbers up to 5 digits / ten thousands, 2 puzzles for numbers up to 6 digits / one hundred thousands, and 2 puzzles for numbers up to 7 digits / millions. For each of 5, 6 and 7-digit numbers the first puzzle is for practising reading the word version and writing the digit version in the grid, while the second, more challenging puzzle for each involves adding and subtracting from large numbers (increase by 1000, take away five hundred thousand etc). These more challenging place value mental maths puzzles use a mixture of words and digits for the given calculations, with pupils entering digits in the grid as before. SOLUTIONS for all puzzles are provided in the same file. These Numeracy puzzles are a more engaging alternative to worksheets and should help pupils consolidate their understanding of place value in a fun way. This pack also provides good differentation and could also be used across different age groups / classes. You can get these puzzles alongside my other Place Value activities and games (large differentiated sets of self-check Place Value trails for 5, 6 and 7-digit numbers and also decimals Place Value games) in this good value bundle: KS2 Place Value Activities Bundle You might be interested in my popular bundle of Hidden Word Puzzles for Rounding, Multiplication, Fractions and Negative Numbers: Maths Puzzles Here’s a Mental Maths Halloween Puzzle pack: Halloween Maths Puzzles Some of my other popular KS2 Maths resources: Mental Maths Bundle Multiplication / Division Bundle Angles / Symmetry Bundle For time-saving, engaging printables and presentations to plan Primary Literacy, Maths and French lessons, visit FullShelf Resources

NOTE: Also available as a bundle (which includes numbers to 10 million and rounding) for only £3: visit our shop page!! Based to White Rose Maths Hub schemes of learning, this resource allows you to create questions similar to the visual varied fluency question. We think the schemes are great, in particular the visual fluency questions but feel there needs to be more practise questions in order for children to consolidate their learning. This notebook will allow you to develop these further questions. In addition, we have produced 7 question (2 achieve, 2 challenge and 3 aspire) for you to use if you prefer not to create your own - these are on the notebook and also in a separate PDF document. We think these are really useful but do take a lot of time to produce - hence the charge for the resource. However we are committed to embracing these new schemes and we want to continue to produce similar visual creators / supplementing questions throughout the year. We would value your feedback on these resources so we can improve and make them most effective to reduce teachers workload. Thank you for taking time to browse the resource. @mathsteryed

This worksheet support concrete learning with Straws, Base 10 and counters

NOTE: Also available as a bundle (which includes numbers to 10 million and comparing numbers) for only £3: visit our shop page!! Based to White Rose Maths Hub schemes of learning, this resource provides a worksheet of questions similar to the visual varied fluency question. We think the schemes are great, in particular the visual fluency questions but feel there needs to be more practise questions in order for children to consolidate their learning. This worksheet provides four questions similar to the fluency questions (we call the the achieve section). In the further sections - challenge and aspire - children are required to so reasoning skills to answer the questions, which are still based on the same visual representation. Answer sheet is provided! Update: there we have also produced a worksheet when children write the nearest multiple at either side of the number line then place the number, which is being rounded on the number line - this worked great with our slow learners, who struggles to grasp any understanding of rounding. We think these are really useful to supplement the schemes but do they take a lot of time to produce - hence the charge for the resource. However we are committed to embracing these new schemes and we want to continue to produce similar visual creators / supplementing questions throughout the year. We would value your feedback on these resources so we can improve and make them most effective to reduce teachers workload. Thank you for taking time to browse the resource. @mathsteryed

88 colourful and engaging slides. Very engaging and interactive lessons. 4 Lessons worth of resources, each lesson being 50 minutes. This contains 2 PowerPoints. PowerPoint 1 - Lesson on Place Values. 40 colourful interactive slides. Lots of questions to assess understanding and check for misconception. Discussion points to make students understand and master the topic. Links made to real life. Tasks included in the PowerPoint which can be printed. PowerPoint 2 - Lesson on DECIMAL Place Values. 48 colourful interactive slides. As above Lots of questions to assess understanding and check for misconception. Discussion points to make students understand and master the topic. Links made to real life. Tasks included in the PowerPoint which can be printed. Worksheets - 3 Worksheets based on Decimal Places Partitioning, Comparing Decimals and Decimal Sequences. Enough for minimum of 4 Lesson about 200 Minutes worth of resources

Place value powerpoints concerning partitioning numbers, arrow cards, abacus and dienes.

Cards with diagrams of numbers shown in Dienes. Children look at the tens and units and identify the number it represents. Next steps: Adding two 2-digit numbers together using Dienes diagram as prompt. Children draw the tens and units from both numbers altogether in the answer box and then write down the number it equals in total.