Calculations with missing numbers are on the left, an empty bar model is in the centre and space for the working out is on the right. HA and LA worksheets included

Bar models are pre-drawn to help children divide the amount and find the answer. 2 digit numbers thirds, quarters, fifths and halves. Answers provided.

This session looks at team skills and involves team games with lots of fun, discussion, praise and encouragement to promote team skills within the children. Only a few resources needed from the PE cupboard and a ‘recognition board’ to write down names of children showing the behaviour we are promoting. Slight adjustments made for EYFS/KS1 and KS2

Useful when teaching how to use the bar model with simple word problems. First activity to teach the skill after recapping on addition and subtraction in previous sessions. I used this with Year 5 at the start of the year.

This lesson helps children to recognise how worries can affect us and steps we can take to counteract those worries. It uses the book ‘The Huge Bag of Worries’ by Veronica Ironside as a stimulus. Planned interactive introduction, activity, games and follow up activity for EYFS, KS1 and KS2. Approximately two hours long. Involves some prep of simple resources beforehand.

Plan, resources and answers for 6 lessons that go through the composition of sentences, where to put full stops & capital letters, creating compound sentences using coordinating conjunctions, questions, adding adjectives and adverbs and editing work. Great for small group interventions around 20 minutes in length.

Three separate activities that can be used to help children secure their understanding of addition and subtraction. Activity 1: Using bar models and inverse to help answer the calculations. Activity 2: Using rounding to estimate and check answers. Activity 3: Answering word problems.

Multi-step word problems that involve units of measure. Answers provided.

Word problems that involve all four operations to allow children to practice choosing the correct operation at the correct point. Also uses some different units of measure.

This activity encourages children to think carefully about what to do with remainders after division. E.g. You may need an extra table to accommodate those remainders if they are people in a restaurant. They cannot sit on the floor. Or, if it is slices of cake, the remainders should be fractions.

One step word problems that need 2 digit numbers to be multiplied by 1 digit numbers. They involve different units of measure. Answers Provided.

After recapping on addition and subtraction at the start of year 5, we then used bar models to help us solve simple word problems. This activity does not have very difficult calculations because the focus is the bar model drawing.

Children measure themselves and divide the measurements by ten to create a ‘mini me’. Accurate measuring in cm and mm required.

Skill activity practicing converting cm to mm and vice versa. Includes use of decimals and more than/ less than symbols. Answers provided.