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Year 5 maths retrieval practice - revision - Can you still? activity PowerPoint slides
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Year 5 maths retrieval practice - revision - Can you still? activity PowerPoint slides

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A useful quick-fire 5/10 minute maths retrieval activity. Can be used at the start or end of a maths lesson, or as a quick activity at an alternative time of the day. Questions are based on the Year 5 mathematics programmes of study for the national curriculum in England. The PowerPoint can be edited, allowing you to quickly and easily change the numbers for each question. This enables you to use the same slide on more than one occasion, which is particularly useful if you feel there is an area that your class needs to regularly recap and revisit. Children can complete the questions on each slide on a whiteboard, or in the back of their maths books. Each slide contains a challenge for children to complete if they finish early. Challenges include things such as creating their own word problems, explaining the process they used step-by-step, or representing their question using bar models, number lines, arrays etc. Where beneficial, sentence stems are also provided, as well as place value charts and squares to model how to use squared paper correctly. There are 24 separate slides included, which cover topics such as: Addition (including of decimals) Subtraction (including of decimals) Multiplication Division Adding and subtracting fractions Multiplying fractions Fractions of a quantity Square numbers and cube numbers Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 (including of decimals) Rounding (including of decimals) Inverse operations Roman numerals Factors and common factors Multiples and common multiples
Place value charts - table resource and display - Primary maths KS2
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Place value charts - table resource and display - Primary maths KS2

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A selection of place value charts to be printed onto A3 and laminated. These can then be used by children as a table resource. Columns are colour-coded to help with understanding the number system, and to help children learn to read larger numbers with ease. Different charts are included (some including decimal columns, and others not) to meet the needs of different year groups. These resources will support teaching a range of topics, including place value, ordering/comparing numbers, addition and subtraction, multiplying/dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 etc. A larger place value chart for a maths display is also included. This will need to be printed onto 5 sides of A4, before being cut out and joined together.
Dienes / base ten / place value counters mats - to print on A3 and laminate - primary KS1 KS2
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Dienes / base ten / place value counters mats - to print on A3 and laminate - primary KS1 KS2

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A set of Dienes / base ten / place value counters mats to be printed onto A3 and laminated. A selection of different mats is included, to suit learning in different year groups / key stages: Thousands, hundreds, tens and ones Hundreds, tens and ones Tens and ones A selection of mats are also provided with space at the side to show any written methods, allowing a ‘side-by-side’ way of working. This is shown to have a beneficial impact on learning, as it allows concrete, pictorial and abstract methods to come together.
Maths blank co-ordinate grid to laminate - challenge/extension activity - KS2
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Maths blank co-ordinate grid to laminate - challenge/extension activity - KS2

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A pair of blank co-ordinate grids to print double-sided and laminate. Ideally needs to be printed on A3 paper. Includes stem sentences and a key vocabulary box. Can be used in the classroom for a variety of activities. Can be used when introducing co-ordinates to pupils, as an opportunity to practice before moving on to formal work in books. Also useful as a challenge / extension activity at the end of a lesson. Children can work in partners to create their own questions for each other to answer - linked to plotting co-ordinates, translating co-ordinates/shapes, or reflecting co-ordinates/shapes.