Worksheets on the perimeter of 2D shapes. <br /> 1 sheet has most sides' measurements given (apart from 1 question), then progressively harder. Also included is an extension activity to really challenge them!

Capacity worksheet requiring ability to read scales in 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s with all numbers given (Working At Expected, 2016 Interim Framework) and an extension task, requiring ability to read scales in 1s, 2s, 5s and 10s without all numbers being given (Greater Depth, 2016 Interim Framework).

2 Worksheets on 2D shapes. First is to identify the 2D shapes and use mirrors to draw in lines of symmetry. Second, has A4 pages of shapes to cut out and fold to find 2D shapes, along with a table to fill in, finding the similarities and differences between given shapes (Greater depth task, 2016 KS1 Interim Framework).

A column addition task requiring children to identify errors and explain misconceptions to do with column addition, and then rewrite the problem correctly.

Labels for most drawers, as I couldn't find any online with exactly what I needed!

<p>Reading scales in kg, worksheet assess at all levels of the TAF progressively, culminating in a mastery challenge (easily cut off for those not ready to access). Additional worksheet for those working PYG/ Y1 level, developing measuring ability using non-standard units of measurement (this supplementary activity requires balancing scales).</p>

Two different versions of a pirate ship tangram - one with fewer shapes than the other. To be cut out, stuck and labelled.

We have been learning about column addition and I made these grids as a new way of posing addition questions. I am using them for a high ability Year 3 class, and they are differentiated 4 ways.

Colour coded ticksheet following the Interim Assessment framework, to find evidence from up to 7 different pieces of work.