- Time Zones Map and Universal Time - Daylight Saving Time - Setting the clocks forward for Summer Time. - Time Zone Clocks - Flight Times and arrival times - Compare data on sunrise and sunset times . - Construct a bar chart of hours of daylight each month. -Make a line graph comparing hours of daylight and extract information. -Blank Templates suitable for making further bar charts. -Templates and instructions for making your own sundial. - PDFs for printing - A Powerpoint of the sheets for use in class

31 activities based on Christmas themes. These activities will entertain your pupils with Christmas themed fun while practising their mathematical skills. Simple activities for KS1. Sorting and counting 3D shapes, Sorting and counting stars to make a pictogram. Sequencing activities for KS1 and KS2, ranging from simple colour and shape to numerical sequences involving odd, even, tables, square, prime, etc. KS2 measurement calculating length and perimeter. Problem solving and work with coordinates. Patterns and symmetry involving simple calculation.

Three activities which can be used as fillers or as part of the mathematics curriculum. Christmas Lights 1 Continue the sequence of shape and colour Christmas Lights 2 Complete the odds and evens number sequences, match colours St Nick's Navigation Use the map to identify addresses by coordinates. Use coordinates to identify addresses. The first two sheets are suitable for KS1 & KS2. The last two sheets are aimed at KS2.

This resource consists of a Time Zone map and a sheet for pupils to complete using the information provided. Work out the time in different cities of the world. This is a cross-curricular resource.

An activity based on Rangoli Patterns to provide opportunities for illustrating reflective and rotational symmetry.

This pack contains - 14 worksheets - A Powerpoint of the slides for use in class - Encourage students to explore rotational and reflective symmetry using patterns based on Rangoli, traditional Indian patterns often seen at festivals such as Divali. - Pupils can design their own patterns on both square and hexagonal grids. They can be used individually, and are equally valuable to supplement existing teaching materials, for • Homework • Reinforcement • Extension work • Mixed-age environments.

Help your students develop their number skills, and also provide a cross curricular link with Geography. This National Flags Activity Pack includes - 3 activity sheets with answers, - National Flags 1 (Multiplication facts) - National Flags 2 (Division facts) - Find the flags crossword - information sheets about 15 different countries. The data provided in the information sheets can be used to promote discussion on concepts such as population size, population density and measurement of physical features of the landscape. Students can also be introduced to the variety of currency used, pictures of which are readily available online. The pack is aimed at pupils in upper KS2 and lower KS3.

12 engaging worksheets to challenge and entertain your students while they recognize and create patterns using reflective and rotational symmetry. Especially useful in supporting the curriculum for Grades 4 and 8, also valuable for all grades from 3 through 10. Reinforcing and developing key skills in an entertaining way. Sneak in a little extra math when your pupils learn about Holidays around the World! A set of activities following the Core Curriculum for Mathematics.

Practical exercises using everyday items that can be found around the home. - Write shortest and longest - Longer & Longest, shorter & Shortest - Comprehension, longer longest shorter shortest - Comparing Heights - Comprehension, tall taller tallest short shorter shortest - Measurement exercise using hand spans (practical) - Choose objects and measure using hand spans - Comparing objects against a metre measure - Choose objects to compare against metre measure - Measure lines in centimetres - Choose items to measure in centimetres - Use and write “full, almost full, empty, almost empty” - Compare capacity, “more than, less than, most, least, the same as” - Comparison, “heavier, lighter, heaviest, lightest” - Writing sentences using “lighter, heavier” - supplement existing teaching materials, for • Reinforcement • Extension work • Mixed-age environments

This pack contains 25 worksheets and a copy of the sheets as a Powerpoint for use in class. 1p,2p,5p. Identification Addition of coins Choosing coins to make amounts less than 10p Choosing coins to make amounts between 10p and 15p. Addition of up to seven coins Introduce 10p. Introduce 20p. coins needed to make 20p from given coins. coins needed to make different amounts from 15p to 20p coins needed to make different amounts from 10p to 15p coins needed to make different amounts from 5p to 10p Identifying coins and notes Cost of two articles Cost of two or three articles, finding the change from 20p. Change from 5p Change from 6p Change from 10p Change from 15p Change from 20p

There are 20 sheets in this resource. Problem Solving: Number Designed to supplement work in mathematics and encourage a more creative approach from pupils in their solution. The Coconut Shy Toffee Apples Star Sums Kite Calculations Tricky Targets Creative Cards Boxes of Balls Feline Fish Houses The Blake Family Activities: Measure Open-ended activities constructed to encourage movement & conceptual awareness. Designed to make use of everyday objects found around the home. Shape Search 2D Shape Search 3D Lighter & Heavier Weighing Capacity: More or Less Capacity: Measuring in Cups Just a minute! Jump to it! At the café At the Supermarket

21 worksheets plus a leaflet that can be given to parents explaining the approaches taken to multiplication and division at KS2. Multiples Factors Multiplication by 10 and 100 Division by 10 and 100 Multiplication and Division by 0, 1, 10, 100 Multiplication and Division to two decimal places Multiplication 1 Multiplication 2 Division Quick-fire Multiplication! Multiplication and Division: Problem solving 11 & 9 x table 6 & 12 x tables 7 x table Dividing by 11 & 9 Dividing by 7 Dividing by 6 & 12 Times Tables Problem Solving Times Tables Test (i) Times Tables Test (ii) With the Year 3 Pack this gives complete coverage of the National Curriculum requirements.

This pack contains 10 sheets. Looking for worksheets to supplement your present scheme? Stretch quick pupils? Reinforce learning for slower pupils? Revision? The topics addressed in this pack are Counting up to 10 Counting up to 20 Counting up to 30 Counting objects up to 20 Counting animals up to 20 Practice forming figures to 10 Practice forming figures. 10 -20 Writing zero to ten in words Writing eleven to twenty in words Write the matching words and numbers They form a structured sequence, and can be used as a stand-alone resource to cover the requirements of the National Curriculum for Year 1 maths, Number. They can also be used individually, and are equally valuable to supplement existing teaching materials, for • Homework • Reinforcement • Extension work • Mixed-age environments.

This pack contains 10 sheets. Looking for worksheets to supplement your present scheme? Stretch quick pupils? Reinforce learning for slower pupils? Revision? Counting in 2s (1) Counting in 2s (2) Counting in 2s (3) Counting in 5s (1) Counting in 5s (2) Steps of 2 and 5 (1) Steps of 2 and 5 (2) Counting in 10s (1) Counting in 10s (2) Steps of 2, 5, and 10 They form a structured sequence, and can be used as a stand-alone resource to cover the requirements of the National Curriculum. They can also be used individually, and are equally valuable to supplement existing teaching materials, for • Homework • Reinforcement • Extension work • Mixed-age environments.

18 pages of Exercises and games for the classroom. numbers in position and as words numbers as figures and as words. Make numbers greater and less. Use a code table. Increase and decrease numbers by given amounts Complete sequences. Identify the pattern. Round numbers. Find numbers where specified digits are the same. Round numbers to nearest ten, hundred. Use rounding for calculations. Expressing number in words. Use Number Lines to place negative numbers addition and subtraction calculations involving Negative Numbers thermometers and temperature differences including negative readings Three in a Row, a Game for 2 players Write and recognise numbers in Roman Numerals, perform simple addition sums. Numbers up to 399 Recognise and use I V X L C M. Read and write dates. Crossnumber puzzle. Perform calculations and write solutions using Roman numerals. Calculations include + - x / √ % Some Significant Dates

20 Powerpoint slides, each containing 10 questions. One for each day to give 4 Weeks of practice questions for Mental Arithmetic. Plus 2 Practice Papers in the latest SATS format. This resource will give your pupils the confidence and familiarity they need with the Assessment papers. The slides are ideal for use at the start of each day. Answers are included.

Percentages Pack D: Card Activities. 14 x card sheets. Each sheet has of 6 cards Total, 84 cards Contents 4 sheets of “per cent” cards. (Yellow) 4 sheets of ‘decimals” cards (Green) 5 sheets of “fractions” cards (Blue) 1 sheet of “symbols” cards (Pink) The sheets may be laminated before the cards are cut to size. Activities The cards can be used for a variety of activities to reinforce pupils’ knowledge and understanding of percentages, fractions and decimals. Ordering These activities work well if the children work with a partner: 1 Select cards which show percentages, fractions or decimals which the pupils have learnt. Shuffle the cards. Take three cards from the top of the pack. Pupils arrange in order of size. The activity may be extended by increasing the number of cards placed in order of size. 2. Using < > or = Pupils are given the symbols cards. They are dealt two of the number cards which they then arrange with the correct symbol card between them. Matching 1. Print two sets of cards. Pupils can play “snap” with equivalent fractions and percentages. 2. Place cards face down on a table. Pupils turn over two cards; if they find a matching pair, they keep them. Otherwise, replace the cards face down on the table, trying to remember the position. Continue taking turns to turn over two cards until all matching pairs are found. There are different combinations for playing this game. Using blue (fraction) and green (decimal) cards Using blue (fraction) and yellow (percentage) cards Using green (decimal) and yellow (percentage) cards 3. For a real challenge, use all three colours. Pupils turn over and aim to match three cards!

This pack contains 10 worksheets. - Addition of 3 and 4 digit numbers (i) - Subtraction using 3 and 4 digit numbers (i) - Addition of 3 and 4 digit numbers (ii) - Subtraction using 3 and 4 digit numbers (ii) - Money - Measurement - Word problems - Rounding and Estimation -Inverse calculations -Using brackets They form a structured sequence, and can be used as a stand-alone resource to cover the requirements of the National Curriculum. They can also be used individually, and are equally valuable to supplement existing teaching materials, for Homework Reinforcement Extension work Mixed-age environments There are also a set of notes explaining how Addition and Subtraction are approached at KS1 & 2 which can be provided to parents.

This pack contains 16 worksheets and a set of notes for Parents Includes 3, 2, 4, 8 times tables as introduced in the National Curriculum for Year 3 Mathematics. With the Year 4 Tables Pack they provide complete coverage. Contents: 3 x table Multiplying by 3 Dividing by 3 Multiples of 2 and 4 4 x table Multiplying by 4(i) Multiplying by 4(ii) Multiplying by 4(iii) Multiples of 4 and 8 8 x table Multiplying by 8(i) Using the 4 x and 8 x tables 4 x and 8 x tables: Division 4 x and 8 x tables: Problem solving challenge Year 3 Times Tables Test They form a structured sequence, and are recommended for Homework Reinforcement Extension work Mixed-age environments.

The worksheets in this pack address the Core Curriculum for Kindergarten. The Curriculum Domain and Standard is identified at the bottom of the sheet. The number at the top left is the catalog identification number of each sheet and does not denote its page number in the book. Some sheets do not specify a particular standard. This is because they may provide extension or enrichment for pupils who are able to progress beyond the statutory material. Number bonds of 5 (i) How many circles are hidden? Number bonds of 5 (ii) How many stars of each color? Number bonds of 5 (iii) Color the right number of stars Addition to 5 (i) Add two numbers Addition to 5 (ii) Fill in the correct number to make the answer Addition to 5 (iii) Fill in the correct number to make the answer Addition to 5 (iv) Write the answer to the sum Addition to 5 (v) Write the answer to the sum Addition to 5 (vi) Fill in the missing number Addition to 5 (vii) Fill in the missing number Addition to 5 in any order (i) Numbers which add to 5 in different orders Addition to 5 in any order (ii) Fill in the missing numbers to make a total of 5 Number bonds of 6 and 7 (i) Fill in the missing numbers to make the answer Number bonds of 6 and 7 (ii) Fill in the missing numbers to complete the sum Number bonds of 8 Fill in the numbers and color the circles Number bonds to 8 Fill in the numbers and color the circles to show the sum Number bonds of 9 Put the counters in the boxes to show the sum