Primary mathematics resources

Complete lesson pack introducing AM and PM, and recording time on an analogue clock in words and digital form,

A lesson on area and perimeter which involves having new carpet and skirting boards in my new home. Includes powerpoint.

Differentiated Perimeter and Area of Compound Shapes with Reasoning Activities

This resource contains planning, slides and all resources (except for Monday and Wednesday challenges as they were missing digits column addition/subtraction sheets from Twinkl) for four days of Same-Day Intervention maths. The lessons focus on developing the childrens’ fluency skills in adding and subtracting whole numbers up to 6-digits and decimal numbers of varying place value. Each lesson has a starter, input and then a diagnostic task, which should be marked before moving children onto a bronze, silver, gold or challenge activity (depending on how well they did during the diagnostic). If some children do not access the diagnostic activity, they will move onto bronze, where they will then have a focused intervention with an adult before completing the task independently (hence Same-Day Intervention). I have also attached the answers to help with marking. Sometimes, I get my class to peer or self mark their work and this works well when all of the answers are provided. I hope that you find this useful!

Finding the perimeter and area of rectangles by counting squares and using multiplication strategies.

A range of differentiated angle activities. Recognising acute, obtuse, right and reflex angles. Measuring/drawing to the nearest degree and in multiples of 10.

This resource is a mixture of Quiz Quiz Trade cards to help support children’s knowledge of adding and subtracting fractions with a common denominator, converting between improper fractions and whole numbers, multiplying a fraction by a whole number, identifying whether a number is prime or composite, converting between Roman numerals and Arabic numbers, and converting between different units of measurement (mm, cm, m and km). I have used Quiz Quiz Trade cards a lot in my classroom and find that they are really effective for revision and starter activities. Hint: Print double sided before trimming and laminating.

Differentiated addition and subtraction questions including word problems. Ideal for KS2.

These resources have been so useful for me over the past three years! Hint: Make sure you print the document double sided so that when the cards are cut out the question is on one side and the answer is on the other. I have used these quiz quiz trade cards to help my class learn their times tables. We use the activity as a starter for a maths lesson, a filler activity or a revision task before times tables tests. Quiz quiz trade is a brilliant Kagan strategy, where each child has a card, they find a partner, they quiz each other, swap cards and then find a new partner to quiz. It gets all children engaged and participating and my classes have all enjoyed it! I have made each set of cards a different colour so that they can be easily recognised when you are desperately trying to find the 6x table etc. I really hope that these resources help as they have been so useful for me!

I’ve uploaded my White Rose ‘Geometry, properties of shape’ Summer Block 3 planning, including resources I’ve used from the White Rose (turned into an easily printable format) and any additional ones I’ve made to myself to supplement/visual ways to model or teach. This is week 1 of 2. Week 1 - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/white-rose-planning-year-3-summer-block-3-geometry-week-1-of-2-incl-resources-11887617 Week 2 - here The starter activities referred to I’ve uploaded separately (they’re on a power point). - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mental-starters-11805783 This is my own personal planning which I’ll be using in my class in a couple of weeks. Hope you find it useful, it’s not made specifically for TES so there will most likely we some spelling errors etc

Regular recall starter template.

Follows small steps for WR.