MATHS MYSTERY: finding multiples of 2, 5 and 10! Children solve the clues to find out what Draco the Dragon’s coat of arms looks like! In this activity, children practice finding the multiples of 2, 5 and 10, and colour the white shapes in. Whichever shapes are left over form the shape of a number when linked together dot-to-dot style. This is the answer to the mystery question. Put all four answers together to find out which picture shows the coat of arms of Draco the Dragon’s family! ANSWER = A This resource can be printed in colour or black and white, and should be printed back to back to save paper! Please do not print pages 1 and 2! Take a look at my other dragon maths mysteries in my shop!

Each colour coded sheet has different levels of two digit - one digit subtraction calculations. Green: Round ten minus a single digit Yellow: double digit subtraction without crossing tens Red: double digit subtraction crossing tens Colour in the answers they find, leaving some answers white. follow the shape these white answers make to find the mystery number which is the answer to the clue. Put all three answers together to find out which picture shows Dave the Dragon.

Each colour coded sheet has different levels of two digit + one digit addition calculations. Green: number facts up to and including 10 Yellow: double digit addition without crossing tens - up to 100 Red: double digit addition crossing tens - up to 100 Colour in the answers they find, leaving some answers white. Follow the shape these white answers make to find the mystery number which is the answer to the clue. Put all three answers together to find out which picture shows Dina Dragon’s castle.

Addition task cards: practice addition with and without crossing tens / regrouping. These task cards cane be used: As a quick starter activity - using any known methods to solve the calculation on a whiteboard. As a morning maths activity - children come into the class and take a card to complete. As a quick exit ticket - a method to assess the children’s learning from the lesson. Differentiated task cards: Peach = one digit addition crossing tens - near doubles Orange = two digit plus one digit addition crossing tens Yellow = two digit plus two digit addition not crossing tens Green = two digit plus two digit addition crossing tens

FREEBIE! - British and American versions Children can colour in their own bookmarks to use to check their own writing. They can be laminated at the end. I like to attach them to their writing books with a piece of string, and they mark their last piece of writing with them! Have fun!