A simple starter activity on labelling parts of a circle (with answers). Credit to mistrym03 for the idea which can be found in the following lesson Click here

Worksheet with 2 levels of differentiation, working on HCF and LCM.

A collection of slides with a range of starters, mini mastery tasks and activities - some that I created myself and others I've found on the web! I hope you find it useful. Please drop me a review :)

Free poster on roman numerals You may also like: Roman Numerals Flash Cards

I created this for Year 4 to use as a baseline. The expectation is that children will do as many as possible within 10 minutes. The questions are mixed so children cannot simply recite the times table and complete the answers but the tables are grouped so once you see a child make mistakes on, say, the 3 x table then you can see they are not secure on that table and assign it as their focus table. The list starts with a few questions multiplying by 0 and 1 and then presents tables in national curriculum order - i.e. 2,5,10, 3,4,8, 6,7,9, 11,12.

A quick number assessment to test retention of written and mental calculation methods, including short and long methods, decimals and BODMAS. 2014 Curriculum. No fractions related questions - purely number and place value based calculation.

A game for children to practise and develop their understanding of place value. Please see instructions within the resource. Follow me at www.facebook.com/MissBeckyEducation

A set of 5 progressive division 'crib-sheets' linking the written method to base-10 and numberline. Useful for introducing/revising the written method for division.

Three worksheets with a very thorough consideration of the outcomes that occur in typical questions on this topic. These sheets have been really helpful for my students of all abilities, to get to grips with considering the possible outcomes of events and writing them down in a systematic way. I have worksheets on more than 50 other topics – click here 👉 https://tes.com/.../worksheets… to see them. 👍If you like this resource, then please rate it and/or leave a comment💬. If the rate-resource button on this page does not work, then go to your ratings page by clicking here 👉 https://tes.com/.../rate-resources…

A great interactive resource for lots of practice in converting between fractions, decimals, percentages and ratios. Good for a starter or plenary. Lots of different questions given with solutions. Great practice. Ideal for KS2, KS3 and KS4.

This is a way of showing the movement of the digits (not the decimal point) when you multiply or divide by 10, 100 or 1000.Other topics covered: Number

Simple one and two step function machines, forwards or backwards, for your IWB. Other topics covered: Processes and Applications

Using diagrams to show equivalent fractions

Times Tables Matching Cards - Included are all the times tables from x2 up to x12. Each times table fact is displayed on its own card with the matching answer on a separate card. Each card measures approx. 5cm by 9cm. Font used is Sassoon Primary. Ideas for use: As a matching activity by individuals/pairs/small groups As flashcards during the oral/mental part of the Numeracy Hour As an interactive display, requiring the children to place the correct answers against the facts displayed To show that changing the order of the digits in facts does not affect the answer, e.g. 4 x 5 = 20 is the same as 5 x 4 = 20 As an interactive group/class matching activity on the board (use blu-tac) …and lots more!!!

Addition and Subtraction word problems for Year 1/2. Differentiated into 4 abilities. Children can cut and stick each question into their books and work it out underneath! NC Guidance: "They discuss and solve problems in familiar practical contexts, including using quantities. Problems should include the terms: put together, add, altogether, total, take away, distance between, difference between, more than and less than, so that pupils develop the concept of addition and subtraction and are enabled to use these operations flexibly"

Lesson plan including differentiated worksheets and real life examples and applications Worksheet on Slide 14 is attributed to Whidds elsewhere on the internet - apologies if it is someone else's Other images taken from websites and generated from the app 'tap tap blocks' and my multilink cubes selfies Please leave feedback

Blank multiplication wheel for revision. It can be stuck in their maths jotter for reference if they need to look up their times tables. Differentiation HA- instead of writing the numbers 1-10 in the inner circle they can mix them up so they're not relying on counting up.

A basic worksheet that I made to be used when teaching 2-digit addition.

Two posters illustrating column addition and subtraction without exchange. Extra versions included with different wording instead of "no exchange" - "no regrouping", "no carry over", "no borrowing". A4 size, can be printed larger with no quality lost, can also be scaled down and used as reference cards. Thank you for your interest in my products, Hoppy Times

A simple worksheet to practise conversion from analogue to digital time. Suitable for KS2 You might also be interested in 24 Hour Analogue Digital Clock Activities and Telling Time Murder Mystery

Great for Primary or KS3 Students. Could be used in a project, for a cover lesson, homework/extension task.