This PowerPoint presentation is designed to teach children how to divide numbers using the short written method, also known as the “bus stop” method. The children will begin by calculating the answers and stating the remainders. Furthermore, the presentation progresses to calculating decimal answers when dividing.

This downloadable PowerPoint resource is designed for KS2 teachers who are teaching fractions. The PowerPoint covers strategies for simplifying fractions and introduces key vocabulary. The PowerPoint includes a set of questions that encourage children to practice in simplifying fractions. This resource is an excellent tool for teachers looking to introduce their students to the concept of simplifying fractions and help them develop essential skills for future math lessons.

This downloadable PowerPoint resource is designed for KS2 teachers who are looking for an introduction to fractions. The PowerPoint covers the basics of what a fraction is and introduces key vocabulary. The focus is on equivalent fractions, and the resource provides an engaging fractions wall activity for children to participate in. The PowerPoint also includes a set of questions that encourage children to practice calculating equivalent fractions. This resource is an excellent starting point for teachers looking to introduce their students to the concept of fractions and help them develop essential skills for future math lessons.

This numeracy baseline assessment covers the entire numeracy framework (62 different questions) for Progression Step 3 for the Curriculum for Wales. There is a review tab at the bottom. If a child gets the question correct, the skill disappears off the review page, leaving only the skills that the child needs to develop. This is ideal for target setting and for showing progress from the Autumn to Summer term.

This PowerPoint presentation is designed to teach children how to multiply numbers using the short written method. The presentation begins with an introduction to multiplication, followed by an explanation of the short written method and its steps. The steps are then demonstrated with a few examples for the children to practice along.

This is a fun and interactive lesson for Year 5 children that covers the important skills of online safety and protection from online identity theft. The lesson includes a Phishing Scavenger Hunt, Secure Site Spotting, and a Scam Website Investigation, allowing the children to practice identifying secure websites, avoiding phishing scams, and recognising scam websites. Through group work and hands-on activities, the children will learn to protect their personal information online and stay safe while using the internet. The conclusion of the lesson reinforces the key concepts and emphasises the importance of what the children have learned.