Are you looking for a creative way for your students to practice times tables? These printable colouring pages are designed to provide a calming and focused activity for your students while practising skip counting with multiples of numbers from 2 to 12. These pages can be used in a variety of ways to engage students in maths and mindfulness. Ideal for grades key stages 2 or 3, these colouring pages are versatile and can be incorporated into morning work, independent practice, or as an early finisher activity. Benefits Promotes mindfulness and relaxation in the classroom Reinforces understanding of multiples in an engaging way Provides a calming activity for students during transitions or downtime Suitable for key stages 2 or 3 Easy to implement as independent work or early finish activity Pdf download includes 11 A4 colouring pages in print-friendly black and white Instructions/Tips for Implementation Print out multiple copies of the colouring pages, making sure to have enough for each of your students. Provide your students with crayons, markers, or colored pencils. Explain the concept of multiples and how they relate to the numbers on the coloring pages. Encourage your students to color in the designs mindfully, focusing on the activity and allowing their minds to relax. Display completed colouring pages in the classroom as a visual reminder of your students’ achievements in maths and mindfulness. You may also like: Times Table Multiplication Patterns Art Activity Mindfulness Colouring Pages Maths Polygons Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Updates: 05/11/23: Updated font to make the numbers clearer to read. 14/04/24: Updated to new branding.

Do your students struggle with place value? Understanding how to multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000 can be tricky. This interactive place value chart slider will help your students master this fundamental concept by helping them see the numbers move. Includes instructions and answer keys to enable students to self-check answers. The question cards are editable in PowerPoint so you’ll never run out of questions. The slider creates a pocket to store the questions and also features a multiplication chart, fraction wall, number lines and 100-chart which can be stored in their exercise books for easy reference. Benefits: Solid Place Value Foundation: Build a strong base for maths concepts like multiplication, division, fractions, and metric conversions. Decimal Mastery: Boost fluency with whole and decimal numbers. Visual & Kinesthetic Learning: Engage diverse learners and make abstract concepts concrete. Independent Practice: Question sheets and the slider foster student ownership of learning. Differentiated Instruction: Tailor activities to individual needs with editable question cards. Spark an Interest in Maths: Interactive and engaging activities make learning fun and rewarding. What’s inside? Interactive Place Value Slider: Slide digits to visualise changes in multiplication & division. Doubles as a handy pocket bookmark! Practice Made Easy: Question sheets fit inside the slider pocket for convenient drills on whole numbers, decimals, and metric conversions (millimetres, metres etc.). Customisable Practice: Edit included question cards (PowerPoint file) to target specific learning objectives. Handy Reference Tools: Packed with essentials like a fraction wall (to twelfths!), multiplication chart, blank 100 chart, and two number lines (0-20cm & 0-200mm). Metric Unit Connection: Understand real-world applications with clear displays of metric prefixes. Clear Instructions: Posters explain slider use, ensuring everyone can jump right in. Multiple Options: Choose colour or black & white. Ready to simplify place value in your classroom? Download this resource today and watch your students excel! Updated: 29th October 2023 ~ Changed font to make it clearer to read. ~ Added students instructions ~ Added question cards. Updated 15th January 2024 A4 (UK spelling) and US Letter size (US Spelling) now included Colour and black and white options Included more work cards Updated 17th january 2024 Now includes editable question cards Updated 8th June 2024 New branding Removed US Letter Option

Engage your Key Stage 2 and 3 students in maths revision with this printable board game. Incorporating number, fractions, geometry, and statistics, this game adds a fun element with jokes. Perfect for small group learning. This printable board game is an excellent resource for teachers looking to incorporate fun and engaging activities into their math revision lessons. Designed specifically for Key Stage 2 and 3 students, this game covers key math skills such as number, fractions, geometry, and statistics. By introducing a fun element through jokes, students will be motivated and excited to review their math learning. Benefits Provides an interactive and enjoyable way for students to revise math skills Engages students through the incorporation of jokes Facilitates collaboration and communication among small groups Instructions/Tips for Implementation To implement this printable board game in your classroom, simply print and laminate the game board and playing cards. Divide your class into small groups and provide each group with a game set. Students take turns rolling the dice, moving their game piece accordingly, and answering the math questions on the playing cards. If a student answers correctly, they can progress on the board. An answer key is provided. The player who reaches the finish line first is the winner. Encourage students to share the jokes on the playing cards for added fun. 2nd November, 2023 UPDATED: Changed font and layout Included answer key.

Get your students into the holiday spirit while practicing key maths skills with my differentiated no-prep Christmas Maths Circles Activities. This printable resource includes engaging worksheets and activities that focus on circumference and area of a circle formulae, labelling parts of a circle, using chords to create parabolas, and completing pictures using symmetry. Perfect for KS3, these activities can be utilised independently or as a fun classroom art project. In-depth Description My Christmas Maths Circles Activities is a printable resource designed to help Key Stage 3 students practice their circle vocabulary and formulae in a festive and creative way. The resource includes a variety of worksheets and activities that focus on key concepts such as circumference and area of a circle, labelling parts of a circle, using chords to create parabolas, and completing pictures using symmetry. This resource can be used as independent work for students or as a whole class art activity. Students will enjoy decorating baubles while reinforcing their maths skills. The completed artwork can also be used to create a festive classroom display during the holiday season. Benefits Reinforce circle vocabulary and formulae through engaging art and craft activities Integrate maths practice into the holiday season Foster creativity and fine motor skills through decorating baubles Provides opportunities for independent work and collaborative learning Instructions/Tips for Implementation Print out the worksheets and activities from this resource. Some activities are differentiated so check which you need first. Introduce the different concepts to the students, such as circumference and area of a circle, labelling parts of a circle, using chords to create parabolas, and symmetry. Allow students to work independently or in small groups to complete the activities and decorate the baubles. Once completed, showcase the students’ artwork by creating a classroom display.

Are you looking for creative ways to help your key stage 2 students engage in their maths learning? Your students will practice recognising and naming polygons with these engaging mindfulness colouring pages. Perfect for your Key Stage 2 students, these no-prep, print-friendly B&W pages feature triangles, quadrilaterals, and polygons, providing a fun and interactive way to reinforce maths vocabulary. Give your students a creative and calming way to practice their maths skills with these mindfulness coloring pages. Designed for Key Stage 2 students, this resource includes three sections focusing on triangles, quadrilaterals, and other polygons. Each page features beautifully detailed designs that students can colour while identifying and naming different shapes. These colouring pages can be used in a variety of ways in the classroom. They can serve as independent work or morning activities to engage students upon arrival. They are also perfect for early finishers who need a quiet and productive task to complete. By combining maths practice with the soothing benefits of colouring, students can strengthen their understanding of polygon vocabulary while experiencing a sense of relaxation. Benefits: Reinforce maths vocabulary related to polygons Engage students with a calming and creative activity Provide independent work or early finisher task options Create a sense of relaxation and mindfulness in the classroom Instructions/Tips for Implementation: Print out the colouring pages and provide each of your students with a copy. Introduce the vocabulary of polygons, triangles, and quadrilaterals, if necessary. Encourage students to carefully observe the shapes on the colouring pages and identify them by name. Instruct students to choose colours mindfully and fill in the shapes while focusing on their breathing and staying present. Once completed, students can share their coloured pages and discuss the polygons they identified. Pdf includes 20 student pages in A4 size. You may also like: Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Times Table Multiplication Patterns Art Activity Circles Maths Art Activity for KS3 **Updates: ** 05/11/23 Font 14/04/24: Updated to new branding.

Colouring pages for area and circumference of Circles and parts of a circle vocabulary for key stage 3. Are you looking for a creative way for your students to remember area and circumference of circles formula or parts of a circle vocabulary? These colouring pages not only help students recall the formulas, but also aid in identifying important circle vocabulary such as circumference, radius, diameter, arc, sector, segment, and chord. With a variety of mindfulness colouring designs and blank versions available, students can choose to colour pre-designed pages or create their own designs! Benefits Perfect independent activity for Grade 7 students No prep required - simply print and go Print-friendly black and white designs Engages students through mindfulness colouring Helps reinforce knowledge of circle vocabulary Supports students in recalling the area and circumference formulas Can be used as an early finisher or morning activity Instructions/Tips for Implementation Simply print out the colouring pages and distribute them to your Key Stage 3 students. Encourage them to recall the formulas for area and circumference of circles as they colour in the designs. Alternatively, students can create their own designs on the blank versions of the pages. This activity can be used as an independent task for early finishers or as a morning activity to start the day off on a creative note! A4 Pdf includes 14 student pages + solutions You may also like: Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Circles Maths Art Activity for KS3 ** Or buy both of these activities in one easy bundle and save £££ here…** Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab Updates: 05/11/23: Updated font and layout 14/04/24: Updated to new branding

Are you looking for fun and engaging ways for your students to practice times tables? Perfect for Key Stage 2, this printable resource provides 9 exciting puzzles to help your students practice their multiplication facts. With detailed instructions, low-prep requirements, and the option to cut out puzzle pieces as part of the activity, this is a must-have back-to-school or end of the year activity when keeping your students’ focus can be challenging. With detailed instructions and solutions provided, this resource is easy to implement in your classroom. You can choose to have your students cut out the puzzle pieces as part of the activity, or you can prepare them ahead of time for convenience. Simply print the puzzles, divide your students into small groups, and watch as they work together to solve the multiplication problems and complete the escape room challenge. Benefits: Engage your students in team-building and critical thinking Provide a fun and exciting end-of-term or maths club activity Reinforce multiplication facts and improve problem-solving skills Promote collaboration and communication among your students Instructions/Tips for Implementation Prepare the tube with certificate or reward hidden inside. Print out the Question Booklet Divide your students into groups of up to 4. Explain the objective of the activity and provide each group with the necessary materials. Let your students work together to solve the puzzles and unlock the answers. Encourage collaboration, critical thinking, and communication among group members. Monitor the progress of each group and provide support or hints as needed. Multiplication charts are included for those who would benefit from extra support. A4 PDF printable download includes 9 puzzles, solutions, instructions, multiplication charts, certificates. What your students need: Pencils Scissors Sticky tape Glue Question Booklet Updates: 05/12/23: This resource has been rewritten to make the descriptions clearer, errors have been corrected and a more print-friendly design has been used. 14/04/24: Updated to new branding.

Engage your Key Stage 3 students with this printable Christmas maths activity pack. It includes Christmas cards with maths puns, bookmarks featuring names of polygons, formulae for area and circumference of circles, an exploding gift box craft activity, PEMDAS advent colouring, and Christmas-themed writing paper. This Christmas Maths Activity Pack is a comprehensive resource designed to keep your Key Stage 3 students engaged in the run-up to Christmas. It includes a variety of printable activities such as Christmas cards with maths puns, bookmarks featuring the names of polygons, formulae for the area and circumference of circles, an exploding gift box craft activity, a BODMAS/BIDMAS advent colouring activity, and writing paper with Christmas borders in lined and squared format. Benefits Engage students with fun and festive maths activities Reinforce key maths concepts and skills Promote critical thinking and problem-solving Encourage creativity with craft activities Perfect for independent work or maths clubs Instructions/Tips for Implementation Print out the activity pack and distribute the resources to your KS3 students. They can complete the activities independently or as part of a maths club. The Christmas cards can be given to family and friends, and the bookmarks make for great classroom decorations. The exploding gift box craft activity can be done as a group project to promote teamwork and collaboration. The Order of Operations advent colouring activity allows students to practice their maths skills while counting down to Christmas.

Are you looking for creative ways for your students to improve times table recall? Make mastering multiplication fun and engaging for all of your students as they explore the patterns hidden in the numbers. This no-prep printable activity can be used as a booklet or as individual worksheets and includes solutions so your students can self-check their answers. Perfect for morning work, early finishers, or sub plans. Benefits: Explore hidden patterns in multiplication facts from 1 to 12. Develop number sense through visual representations. Boost confidence and comprehension with hands-on practice. Multiplication chart patterns: colour multiples and discover repeating patterns. Web patterns: connect related facts and visualize relationships between numbers creating a web pattern. Spirolaterals: use multiplication rules to create mesmerising geometric designs. Solutions: your students can self-check answers to promote independence. This versatile resource offers: Beautiful final pieces: perfect for classroom displays or student portfolios. Easy-to-print PDFs: ideal for individual or group work. Teacher-friendly solutions: save time and focus on supporting students. Printing: A4 pdf (flattened) Bonus: The download also includes a png file of the 0 to 9 dotted circle so you can create resources based on your class theme. For example, print the circle in the centre of a sunflower design and punch holes where the dots. Students can then use colorful yarn to sew their times table design. How to use: Maths clubs Independent practice Early finishers Morning work Home learning Spark excitement and build lasting number sense with this one-of-a-kind maths art adventure! Updates: 08/02/24: Included calculation sheets for the spirolaterals. Added bonus png of dot circle to make it easy for you to create your own resources. - these look great as a sewing or a nail and string art design. Maybe the centre of a sunflower or Christmas bauble? 14/04/24: Updated to new branding.

Help your Year 1 students master addition within 20 using the ‘making 10’ strategy! This no-prep, printable resource includes an addition strategies anchor chart to introduce students to the skill practically with counters and hundred squares (instead of ten frames) before practising with differentiated “Make 10 to Add” worksheets and games. Includes colour and black & white options in A4 size. Key benefits: Master single-digit addition confidently. Develop strong number sense and place value understanding. Learn the ‘Make 10 to Add’ strategy practically using counters and hundred squares. Engage in fun and interactive activities. Differentiate instruction to meet individual needs. Boost problem-solving skills with real-world application. What’s inside? Colourful & informative poster: Explains bridging 10 using hundred squares and counters alongside a 0-20 number line. Printing options: Choose between colour or black & white in A4 size! Interactive activity mat: Reinforce learning with hands-on fun! Making Ten recap activity: Jigsaw puzzles and worksheets to solidify number bonds to 10. Differentiated worksheets: Cater to various learning levels with tiered challenges. Exciting games: Playful practice with Roll & Add, Mystery Numbers, Bingo, and more! Real-world word problems: Apply skills to everyday situations. Detailed solutions: Ensure understanding every step of the way. Bonus resources: Printable hundred squares, number lines, and (optional) lift-the-flap hundred squares for extra support. How to use: Maths centres Independent practice Paired activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning UPDATES: 27th October 2023: Updated font and layout to improve clarity. Corrected typing errors. 11th January 2024 Now includes A4 and US Letter versions Both available in colour or Black & white Added making 10 activity to recap prior learning. Included word problems for extra practise. 5th June 2024 Updated to new branding A4 size only

Maths Pursuit - a printable maths revision board game, ideal for KS3 and GCSE students which offers a recap of essential topics, including Number, Geometry, Statistics, Algebra, and Vocabulary, providing a solid foundation for academic success. Some preparation required (cutting out question cards and tokens) Teachers will find it a practical and effective tool to assess students’ knowledge before the Summer holidays or at the beginning of the academic year. With game-centered learning, students will be engaged and find it more appealing than traditional worksheets. Parents and guardians, this game not only enables productive self-revision during the summer but also offers additional benefits. It’s easy to pack for holidays and provides an excellent way to encourage your child to take a break from screens, promoting meaningful, interactive learning experiences. The game comes in a convenient well-structured PDF format, providing answers for easy reference. Embrace the power of playful learning and academic excellence with this interactive and educational board game. Elevate the maths-learning experience for your students or children by acquiring this resource today! What is included in the 19 page pdf download? Game board Set-up instructions Play instructions Question cards: number, geometry and measure, algebra, statistics, vocabulary, lucky dip Number cards (or use a 1-9 dice/spinner [not included]) Tokens and counters (useful to use Blu-Tac to secure them [not included]) Token cards Answer sheets *Note: some answers may vary from those provided but can provide a deeper understanding of the topic and can be used as an interesting topic of discussion. Updates: 28/05/2024 - updated to new branding

Maths Revision Board Game | Number, Algebra, Geometry, Statistics | KS3 & GCSE Foundation Do your KS3 & GCSE Foundation maths students enjoy revising maths topics? Mine didn’t either, so I created this printable board game that have them asking for more! Your students will enjoy answering questions that cover topics including percentage of a number, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, area and circumference of circles, mean mode median range, and other algebra, geometry, and statistics topics, all while keeping things light with fun jokes. Includes solutions to save you valuable time and a template for your students to create their own question cards to deepen their understanding. This was a game-changer for my students - they loved taking ownership of their learning and creating challenging questions for their classmates! We made the cards throughout the year and then play when we have some time to fill or need a break. Why play maths games with older students? High school can be a tough time for students’ engagement with maths. Here’s where maths games can come in! They offer a bunch of advantages that go beyond just rote memorization: Games make learning fun! This can be a game-changer (pun intended) for your students who find traditional maths drills boring. Engagement fuels a desire to learn and participate. Many maths games target specific skills, like fractions, decimals, or pre-algebra. By playing repeatedly, students practice and solidify these concepts in a low-pressure environment. Maths games often involve challenges that require strategic thinking and creative solutions. This strengthens critical thinking and problem-solving muscles that benefit students in all areas, not just maths. Games can cater to different learning styles, allowing students to grasp concepts in a way that works best for them. This can be a big help for students who struggle with traditional methods. Games provide a space to experiment and make mistakes without fear of penalty. This encourages students to take risks and develop a “growth mindset” about maths. In short, maths games can turn maths from a chore into an engaging and enriching experience for your high schoolers. What’s Inside: Game Board(2-page printable in colour or B&W) 64 Question Cards covering KS3 & GCSE Foundation maths concepts Blank Question Card Template (students create their own questions!) Detailed solutions Teacher Instructions Available A4 size How to use: Print & laminate the game board and question cards (choose colour or black & white). Divide students into small groups and provide each group with a game set. Students take turns answering maths questions to move their game piece. The answers tell players how far to move. There’s added fun with jokes and forfeits too! The first player to the finish line wins! Your students can also create their own cards during the year.

Geometry Plotting points on coordinate plane | 3D House Craft Activity | Printable Your students will love this! Students plot ordered pairs on a coordinate plane to create a net of a 3D house. This printable download combines maths with 3D paper craft. Easy prep, print-and-go activity. Teacher instructions and step-by-step student instructions are included as well as an answer key. Ideas Use it as a geometry Christmas activity to make a gingerbread house, Halloween activity to make a haunted house, Easter activity to make Easter Bunny’s cottage, or link to history topics to make a house from a specific period. This engaging activity is differentiated: Single Quadrant including translation, ** Single quadrant including reflection about a line and translation *** 4-quadrant including reflection about line and translation Printing - each student needs: ➜ 2 instruction pages ➜ 1 coordinate plane I have also included 3 nets for you to use as demonstration models without the need to plot the points yourself - time saving! These demonstration designs are: ➜ Easter Bunny Cottage ➜ Haunted Halloween House ➜ Gingerbread Cottage ➜ Blank - you could decorate it to match your theme. Usage Suggestions: ➜ Coordinate Lesson: Perfect for reinforcing coordinate lessons. ➜ Building Topics: Complement topics related to buildings and architecture. ➜ Festive Fun: Create Christmas gingerbread house activities to add a seasonal touch. ➜ Halloween: Create spooky haunted houses to create a Halloween scene. Others Materials Needed: ➜ Pencil ➜ Ruler ➜ Pair of Compasses (or a coin for tracing) ➜ Scissors ➜ Colouring Pens/Pencils ➜ Clear Plastic (ideal from a used envelope) ➜ Glue (suitable for paper and cardboard) Additional Tip: I have found that not revealing what your students will be making can add an air of excitement and anticipation which motivates students to complete the task. ! I have been deliberately vague about the outcome in the instructions in case you choose to do the same. UPDATES: 14th December 2023 Updated this resource to new format. Same activity but with clearer instructions. I have removed my logo and replaced it with a smaller copyright line in the footer. 5th June Updated to new branding.

Are you looking for engaging ways to help your students understand odd and even numbers? These odd and even numbers worksheets are no-prep activities to save you valuable time and help your students gain a deeper understanding of odd and even numbers and how they support mathematical thinking. Benefits: Understanding the rules of odd and even numbers goes beyond memorising equations like “odd + odd = even.” Here’s why it’s beneficial: Knowing if a number is even lets you quickly predict results of certain operations. For example, you know adding an even number to any number won’t change its odd/even property (even + even = even, even + odd = odd). This makes many calculations faster and easier. Even numbers are divisible by 2. Understanding even/odd lays the groundwork for learning divisibility rules for other numbers. Classifying numbers as odd or even helps with grouping and sorting problems. You can quickly identify which numbers can be paired together and which ones will be left out. Odd and even form a basic number pattern. Recognizing this pattern helps develop logical thinking skills, which are crucial throughout mathematics. What’s inside: What are odd and even numbers? - Odd or even? Pairing Activity Odd and even numbers on a 100 chart Odd word search Double Trouble Adding and subtracting odd and even numbers Multiplying and dividing odd and even numbers Design a poster to review what your students have learned Always, Sometimes, never Be the teacher Odd or even puzzle Solutions How to use: Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning Updates: 5th June 2024: Updated to new branding

Description Help your students understand more about prime numbers with this printable no-prep booklet full of worksheets, activities and games for independent and paired learning. Excellent for early-finishers or morning activities. Teacher instructions and solutions included. Print-friendly black and white design). This PDF Contains 16 pages (plus teacher instructions and information page) Booklet Cover What are Prime Numbers? Finding Prime Numbers Eratosthenes Prime Number Facts Prime Puzzles Prime Factor Plants Types of Number Game Solutions Students will also need: Blocks or counters. 4 dice for the game. The cover is plain to enable students to decorate it using what they have learned about prime numbers. This resource can be used as a booklet to develop an understanding of prime numbers through individual and paired activities. A space for students to write their name has been included on most sheets in case you prefer to use them as individual activities. The information on the “Eratosthenes” and the “Prime Number Facts” pages could be used as a cross-curriculum comprehension activity. e.g. students could make an information page about Eratosthenes - where he lived, what life was like at that time etc. Update: I’ve split the Finding Prime Numbers page into two pages to make it less cluttered.

Blank Multiplication Chart and Strategies Mat | Winter design | Printable Practice and reinforce multiplication skills with this printable no-prep activity! This winter-themed blank multiplication chart allows students to complete and master their times tables up to 12. The reverse side includes five different strategies for representing multiplication facts. Strategies included: Show equal groups Repeated addition Show as an array Skip Counting Write the Multiplication sentence Can use beads or counters or draw. Perfect for independent practice, early finishers, morning work, or math stations. In-depth Description: This printable activity is a versatile and engaging resource for students to practice and reinforce their multiplication skills. The front side features a blank multiplication chart for students to complete, providing ample opportunity to practice their times tables up to 12. The reverse side includes space for students to represent specific multiplication facts in five different ways: writing the multiplication sentence, showing as equal groups, repeated addition, showing as an array, and skip counting. This multi-modal approach deepens students’ understanding of multiplication and encourages them to think flexibly about the concept. The resource includes both a colour and black and white version, both of which feature a fun and cute winter design with my own adorable clipart images of penguins, snowmen, snowflakes, and mugs of hot chocolate. The completed example gives students a clear understanding of how to complete the chart and represent multiplication facts using the different strategies. Benefits: Allows students to practice and master their multiplication facts up to 12 Provides multiple strategies for representing multiplication facts, promoting deeper understanding Engaging and visually appealing winter-themed design Suitable for independent work, early finishers, morning work, or math stations Instructions/Tips: Print and laminate the multiplication chart for durability. Provide each student with a copy of the chart and a dry erase marker for repeated use. Introduce and model the different strategies for representing multiplication facts. Encourage students to use the completed example as a reference and guide. Incorporate this resource into independent practice, as part of a math station, or as morning work for consistent multiplication practice.

Are you looking for fun ways for your students to practise multiplication? This free resource provides printable templates and step-by-step photo instructions for making bracelets from wool using step-counting, a fun and engaging activity for your students. This printable activity gives your students a creative and independent activity to practise step-counting skills. The templates and photo instructions included make it easy for your students to create bracelets while reinforcing their knowledge of multiplication and times tables. This activity can be used as an early finisher activity, morning work, completed or home or even as a fun maths centre. Benefits Engages your students in a fun and hands-on activity Reinforces step-counting skills Promotes creativity and fine motor skills Can be used as independent work or a maths centre activity What’s inside: Templates for 1x table to 12x table Number lines for each table Photo instructions A4 size You will need: 10 lengths of wool approx 25cm each Template printed on card Scissors How to use: Print the template for the table to be practiced onto card and cut out. Follow the photo instructions For additional support, follow the number line Make the bracelet as long as needed. The cord that is created could be used for other crafts: Wire could be shaped into line images or name then the could be attached to make a fun and vibrant design. Roll the cord into a circle to make a coaster.

FREE Ten Frame Display Cards 0 to 10 Autumn / Fall Available as a pdf download. Easy prep, 4 cards per A4 page. Autumn / Fall leaf design. Ten frame cards in 3 different number styles: Solid numbers Outline numbers to colour or trace Dashed numbers to trace Include digits and words. Also included: Template for storage envelope. Can be used as a classroom display or as an activity for students. Laminate the cards and the children can use whiteboard markers to draw the numbers and complete the ten frame using Play Dough, paint or counters to cover the leaves. October 24th 2023: Updated to more student-friendly font. Autumn Leaf design included on every page.

All About Me in Fractions | Printable download | for KS2 Also perfect as an early-finisher, morning or back-to-school activity Pdf download, no-prep activity →Example Page →Activity Page (print one per student) →Fraction Strip Page (one per group) →Information page about my other resources In this activity, students use the letters of their name to create fractions, then show them on a fraction strip and a number line. This could be used as an introduction to a fraction lesson or alongside my other All About Me activities as a Back to School introductory lesson. As an extra challenge for more confident students, allow them to calculate the length of each section instead of providing them with the fraction strip. All About Me in Numbers https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12893884 All About Me Mobile Phone Booklet: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12893695 Or save money with the Back to School Bundle: Contains: →All About Me in Numbers →All About Me Mobile Phone Booklet →All About Me Mobile Phone Art Activity FREE →Mindfulness Colouring https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12893978