30 hidden pictures to discover through colouring by using maths. It covers lots of different number and calculation objectives. Children in Year 3 and 4 and above enjoy colouring in each picture, using their Maths knowledge. Each page/picture is linked to a Year 3 or Year 4 mathematics objective, which is outlined in the contents page.

ThHTO xTO and ThHTOxTO questions. All missing digit style questions - like in the KS2 SATs. Answers with working on the second page. I use them with my year 6s - HINT get the children to write out the times tables and have them to hand :)

One page of 5 digit column addition and column subtraction problems with missing numbers. I use these in year 6 - probably good for year 5 too! Good variation on adding and taking away. Very similar to the SATs questions too.

Three negative number resources for years 4,5 and 6. Each one has a labelled number line and a bank number line next to it to use. Great to laminate and for children to use when working with negative numbers and solving negative number problems.

This is a game of probability and counting (for EYFS/Year 1). Children are encouraged to think about the most likely and least likely colour to come out and then how to predict more accurately as the game progresses. Children are also encouraged to work out how many smarties are left in the game and how many of each colour - reinforcing key counting skills with concrete objects - Smarties!

Two sets of follow me cards with 16 questions in each set: 1) 1 more than 2) 1 less than They both come with solutions.

Three sets of follow me cards (with answers) 1) 10 more than 2) 10 less than 3) A mixtures of + and - number bonds to 10, 20 and 100 Each set has 24 questions and answers

20 different maths starters for year four covering a whole range of different Year 4 objectives. Money, shape, fractions, the four operations and Roman Numerals are all included. Most of the starters are based on a picture and come with extra challenges.

Puzzle based on 5 and 10 times table multiplication and division facts! Come with the solution as well as the puzzle pieces - enjoy!

3 different times tables and division fact puzzles: 1) 7,8 and 9s 2) 9,11 and 12s 3) Mixed 1-12s Includes puzzle pieces and a solution too!

3 Different puzzles with solutions! Ideal for practising times tables in a fun game/puzzle as all the questions and answers are there! 1) 6 and 7 times tables and divison facts 2) 11 and 9 times tables and division facts 3) 12 times tables and division facts

3 Different puzzles with solutions! Ideal for practising times tables in a fun game/puzzle as all the questions and answers are there! 1) 8 times tables and division facts 2) 2,3 and 4 times tables and division facts 3) 3, 4 and 8 times tables and division facts

3 Different puzzles with solutions! Ideal for practising times tables in a fun game/puzzle as all the questions and answers are there! 1) 2 times tables and division facts 2) 5 and 10 times tables and division facts 3) 2, 5 and 10 times tables and division facts

3 Different puzzles with solutions! All are based on Year 3 objectives: One: add mentally a 3 digit number and ones, tens or hundreds One: subtract mentally a 3 digit number and ones, tens or hundreds One: add and subtract mixed mentally a 3 digit number and ones, tens or hundreds

3 Different puzzles with solutions! All are based on Year 6 objectives. One based on measuremetns conversions One formula for area periemter volume One fraction, decimal and percentage equivalences Great fun as starters or revision activities. Print the puzzles out, cut them out and the children need to fit the pieces together to make a shape! The blank edges are the outside of the shapes.

Money, length, capacity and weight conversion posters - all editable as in powerpoint! Free to use and edit to suit you! Fact and how to convert are already included with some pictures.

This is a great way for children to practise + and – problems without there being any words. Some people know them as part-part-whole models. Whatever you call them they are a great visual way to children to explore + and - in a different way.

These are for upper key stage two (I currently use them in year 6). They are totally editable (as it is a powerpoint) and incude the common ones as well as eighths, nineths and sixths! Bold and colourful useful as visual reminder for children on display!

This is a great way for children to practise + and – problems without there being any words. Some people know them as part-part-whole models. Whatever you call them they are a great visual way to children to explore + and - in a different way. There are three pages of worksheets starting with pictures in the bar model and ending up with numbers in the bar models. Also there is a Powerpoint explaining how the bar models works!