Unveiling our “Subtraction Simplified” poster, a clear and concise guide to mastering the art of subtraction. This poster features a simple, memorable mantra that makes learning subtraction a breeze: “More on the top? No need to stop! More on the floor? Go next door and take some more? Numbers are the same? Zero is your game.” Poster Features: Clear and Concise: The poster’s message is crystal clear, providing students with easy-to-remember guidelines for subtracting numbers. This straightforward approach demystifies subtraction, making it accessible to learners of all ages. Engaging Typography: The mantra is presented in bold and colorful typography, making it visually appealing and easy to read. The use of vibrant colors enhances engagement and retention. Illustrative Examples: Beneath the mantra, illustrative examples showcase each rule in action. These examples offer a visual aid to help students apply the rules effectively. Universal Applicability: The poster covers common scenarios in subtraction, including subtracting larger numbers from smaller numbers, borrowing from the next digit, and subtracting identical numbers to arrive at zero. Durable Quality: Printed on high-quality poster paper, this educational tool is built to withstand classroom use and remain a reliable resource for students over time.

What better way to practice times tables than with a game of BINGO! This resource helps students practice the 2, 5 and 10 times tables. The bingo cards are 4 squares X 4 squares with one free space in each. The cards are saved as a PDF with two cards per page. There are enough cards for 30 students to play. There is also a checklist for teachers so you know which numbers you have already called. I recommend that the cards are printed, cut and laminated so they can be used multiple times. Students can use a board marker on the lamination film.

This assessment was created for a Year 2 class. It included money, quarters, doubling and halving, X3, X5, X10 and division using grouping. All answers are included.

Here is a set of 20 task cards for area and perimeter. The cards are differentiated and all answers are provided. They are a great idea to use as an extension for early finishers or to be used at the start of a lesson.

Here are three differentiated sheets for area and perimeter. Children must use their knowledge of area and perimeter to complete the tables. Sheets are colour coded. Green is LA, orange is MA and red is HA. These are suited for Year 4 or 5 students. All answers are included.

This resource is to help practice area and perimeter of rectangles, squares and compound shapes. There are 2 posters on how to find area and perimeter and 3 worksheets which are differentiated. The LA worksheet is an exercise to find the perimeter and area of different rectangles, where the length of the sides are already given. The MA worksheet requires students to first measure the sides and then use this to find the area and perimeter. The HA worksheet requires students to find the area of compounds shapes. They first have to find the length of the missing sides.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 2 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 6 worksheets which look at addition and subtraction. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. Sheets can be chosen for each ability group in your class or could be printed as a booklet for students. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 10 questions and is marked out of 15.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 3 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 7 worksheets which look at multiplication and division. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. Sheets can be chosen for each ability group in your class or could be printed as a booklet for students. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 10 questions and is marked out of 15.

This resource contains 30 differentiated questions based on time. Level 1 is very basic questions; where the children need to find the difference in time but not crossing over to the next hour. There are 5 questions in each level and there are 6 levels. Level 6 is very challenging, children need to combine their understanding of time with their other mathematical skills in order to find the answers. The resource would be suited for Years 4-6. It is saved as a pdf. One file has one card per page and the other file has 6 cards per page. All answers are included.

This product is aimed at a Year 3/ Grade 2 class or a high Year 2/ Grade 1 class. The resources contains 6 worksheets which look at place value, hundreds, tens and ones. There are a variety of questions to solve, with some reasoning along the way. To assess student’s understanding of the unit there is a small unit assessment included. The assessment has 9 questions and is marked out of 15.

Here are differentiated worksheets for working out the volume of cuboids. There are two different types of exercises, each with a MA and HA worksheet. The first exercise requires students to look at the cuboid and work out the volume. The second exercise is a table which student must fill in applying their knowledge of volume.

This is a fun filled resource that will have your class excited to do math! Santa’s most loved Reindeer, Rudolf, has been kidnapped! Your students must solve the math questions in order to find clues to who committed the crime. All answers are included for teachers. There are 5 pages of clues. Clue 1 - Area of rectangles Clue 2 - Place Value Clue 3 - Addition and subtraction Clue 4 - Multiplication Clue 5 - Division Once students have solved the math mystery, they are given a writing exercise. There are two options. They can either write a newspaper article about the arrest of the kidnapper and return of Rudolf; or write a story outlining how they got Rudolf back! Finally, a certificate is included for all those who solve the mystery.

Get ready for an exciting Halloween-themed math adventure with your 8-9-year-old students! “Halloween Math Mystery” is a captivating teacher resource designed to engage young learners in five essential math concepts while unraveling a thrilling mystery. This resource will not only enhance their math skills but also foster their critical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Math Concepts Covered: Clue 1: Addition with Carrying: Students will practice addition with carrying, sharpening their mental math and addition skills as they work to eliminate potential candy thieves. Clue 2: Two Times Tables: Your students will dive into the world of multiplication, specifically the two times tables, to decipher another clue and narrow down the list of suspects. Clue 3: Place Value up to 3 Digits: This clue reinforces place value understanding up to three digits, allowing students to eliminate suspects based on their knowledge of numbers. Clue 4: Subtraction with Borrowing: The mystery deepens as students solve subtraction problems involving borrowing, helping them identify the culprits behind the candy theft. Clue 5: 2D Shapes: To crack the final clue, students will explore the world of 2D shapes, enhancing their geometry knowledge and finding the last piece of the puzzle. Resource Highlights: Teacher’s Guide: A comprehensive guide for educators, complete with instructions on how to use the resource and answer keys for each clue. Student Workbook: An engaging workbook for students, featuring five pages of math challenges, each providing a clue to eliminate suspects. Crime Solving Activity: After solving the math mysteries, students get the chance to become junior detectives as they write a newspaper article detailing the candy caper. This activity encourages creativity and writing skills. Suspect Sketch Activity: Students can let their artistic talents shine as they draw and name their own candy-stealing suspect, adding a touch of imagination to the mystery-solving process. Flexible Implementation: This math mystery can be completed independently, in pairs, or small groups, accommodating various classroom settings and learning preferences. Benefits: Boosts math skills through a fun and engaging Halloween-themed mystery. Encourages critical thinking and problem-solving. Fosters creativity through writing and drawing activities. Promotes collaborative learning in pairs or groups. Provides a memorable and exciting way to reinforce essential math concepts. Get ready for a fun-filled afternoon of math, mystery, and Halloween excitement with “Halloween Math Mystery.” Watch your students transform into math detectives as they solve clues and uncover the sweet truth behind the candy theft!