This Power Point contains questions and problems about the Year 6 Addition and Subtraction objectives. They are designed to help teachers assess mastery of these objectives. The Power Point can be used as a presentation to start or end lessons, some slides can be used as worksheets, or it could be used to make challenge cards for group work or for individuals to demonstrate understanding of a topic covered.

This Power Point contains questions to show Mastery and Mastery at Greater Depth in Fractions at Year 4. The Power Point could be used as a presentation to start or end a lesson, some of the slides could be used as worksheets in themselves, or they could be printed as activity cards to solve in groups or as an extra challenge for individuals.

This Power Point Presentation contains various addition and subtraction questions, which involve problem-solving and reasoning. The presentation could be used as a starter or plenary for different sessions, or as an activity in itself as some of the questions have a range of answers or there are several examples to work through. It could also be made into challenge cards for groups or individuals to work on to demonstrate Mastery of the subject area.

This resource includes Mastery-style questions linked to the Year 3 objectives. Some of the pages could be used as worksheets for the main part of a lesson. They could be used as starters or plenaries to assess understanding. Alternatively, they could be used as challenge cards for children who have finished their work or children working in groups. As well as being useful in Year 3, this resource would be an excellent way for Year 4 teachers to assess where their new pupils are at the start of the topic.

This Power Point contains Mastery-type questions linked to the Year 6 Algebra objectives. They could be used as a presentation to start lessons or for plenaries, or could be used as activity cards if printed, which the children could work on if they had finished their tasks or in groups.

This Power Point contains various mastery-style questions linked to the Year 6 Number and Place Value objectives. It could be used as a presentation of questions for a lesson-starter or plenary, or it could be printed out into cards for the children to answer individually or in groups.

This Power Point could be used to start or end a lesson; it could be used as part of a treasure-hunt style game; or it could be used as challenge cards to be solved by groups or individuals. The questions are designed to challenge pupils, enabling to show true mastery of this area.

This resource contains 32 question cards linked to the Year 2 Curriculum and beyond. They are designed to be used by pairs of children, who can question each other. The answer to each question is on the reverse of the card. Alternatively, this could be played as a whole class, with children questioning a partner and teaching them any gaps in their knowledge using the back of the card to help. They could then swap cards and find a new partner to question. For the children to access this activity, prior learning on the topics is required and some of the cards contain quite in-depth questions, meaning they could be used by children older than year 2. Due to the way the cards are used, learning can take place during a session with the cards, as answers can be explained and discussed. I hope you will enjoy this activity.

Eight original passages with questions to help children develop inference

This is a pack of worksheets covering the Year 6 Objectives for Number and Place Value. It includes Place Value up to 8-digit whole numbers, Place Value of Decimal numbers, Rounding, Negative Numbers and problem solving. Each worksheet provides practice of a particular skill to build children’s understanding and confidence.

Detailed PowerPoint covering the Year 2 Sentence objectives. Contains subordinating and coordinating conjunctions, nouns and expanded noun phrases, questions, statements, exclamations and commands. There is also a word document which can be used to reinforce learning of subordinate clauses.