Bar model progression guidance EYFS to Year 6 Simple, easy to use guide for all primary teachers

Progression in the use of manipulatives to support learning Ideas for resources to use to develop mastery in maths Perfect resource to support a school’s calculation policy

This game will help children understand the concept of adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers. All resources can be printed and laminated. Includes: Game rules Positive and negative number tracks Hot air balloons Operation cards (add and subtract) Sandbag and hot air cards Positive and negative rules

Place value frames suitable for KS1 , KS2 and KS3 Laminate and keep Write on with wipeable pen Great resource for mastering the number system Many uses: Write a number, add 10, add 100, add 1000 etc

Two blank multiplication charts for pupils to complete - one in order and one in random order. Pupils can complete the chart in a set amount of time. Great for homework practice.

Colourful Gattegno Place Value Charts Size A4 and A3 Helps children to develop an understanding of the number system

Maths subject leader file organiser Front page listing what is included in file. Sub sections ready to place onto file dividers.

Choose a number. Answer each of the ten questions. Great maths starter

A4 and A3 part part whole mats for teaching addition and subtraction Can be laminated Use with objects such as counters,toy cars etc Write on with wipeable pen

Numbers in figures and words for display in classroom From zero up to one trillion

Gattegno place value chart Great for all sorts of place value activities. Place a counter on a number and give instructions eg. + 100, - 0.1 etc.

Roman numerals display Why not try writing the date each day in Roman numerals? Great resource to display in the classroom

The Gattegno Chart is a great resource for mastery of the number system. A great game is to place a counter on a starting number then ask quick fire questions eg. multiply by 10. The counter is moved to the answer. Children love this game!

Place value frames are an excellent resource for developing mastery of the number system. They can be laminated so children can write on them with dry-wipe pen. Children can write numbers, add, subtract

Laminate the statements. Replace the ‘star’ with the number of children present in the class that day. Choose some of the questions from a box or feely bag. Good for quick revision of maths skills. Children love it.

Whole school times tables challenge suitable from Foundation to year 6. Bronze, silver, gold, diamond, platinum and double platinum levels. Guidance document Individual class record sheets. Parent letter

Place value frames Great resources for reading, writing and understanding the number system Laminate for children to write on them Use them for calculating eg. +10, + 1000 etc.