Looking for a creative way to reinforce key maths concepts during the holidays? This Christmas bauble craft activity is the perfect solution! Your students will complete engaging tasks that strengthen their understanding of circles (including parts, area, and circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry – all while creating beautiful festive decorations. Benefits Reinforces key geometry concepts in a fun and festive way. Integrates maths practice with creativity and fine motor skills development. Offers a variety of tasks and differentiation options to keep students engaged. Creates beautiful Christmas baubles to decorate classrooms, mobiles, garlands, or cards. What’s inside: A range of engaging bauble templates featuring various maths tasks Labeling parts of a circle Colouring the area and circumference formulas Finding the area and circumference of circles Joining dots to create parabolas (formed by chords) Constructing cartoids from straight lines Applying symmetry concepts through picture activities Differentiation suggestions to cater to a variety of learning styles Answer key A4 Size pdf This resource combines maths practice with a festive craft activity. Your students complete various tasks related to circles (labeling parts, area & circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry on printable bauble templates. Once complete, they can cut out the designs, fold them in half, and glue them back-to-back to create 3D bauble decorations. How to use: Print the desired bauble templates and distribute them to your students. Guide them through the tasks on each bauble, allowing them to complete the activities and colour the designs. Once finished, your students can cut out the shapes, fold them in half, and glue the corresponding halves together to create 3D bauble decorations. Updates 09/01/2025 updated to include area and circumference calculation worksheets. You may also like: Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Circles Maths Art Activity for KS3 Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Looking for circle activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab

Are your students struggling with mutliplication practice? Using multiplication charts for regular practice and for reference in maths class can be a real-time saver. These Spring-themed charts to 10x10 and 12x12 are perfect for regular, independent practice and are available in 3 size options. Benefits: Engage students: Beautiful floral designs make learning multiplication facts fun and visually appealing, suitable for all ages. Multiple options: Choose from blank, partially-filled, and completed charts to suit individual needs. Convenient formats: Includes full-page charts, pocket charts for your students, and bookmark-sized references. Reusable: Print and laminate for long-lasting use year after year. Teacher tips: Suggestions on how to support your students who struggle with multiplication fact retention. What’s Inside: Tulips: Blue border or pink border + black & white version Daffodils: Yellow border + black & white version Various Sizes: 3 size options Differentiation: to 10x10 and 12x12 Teacher Tips: Teacher tips for supporting students Student Answer Key: Self-check Each Design Set Includes: Large blank multiplication chart Large completed multiplication chart Large partially-filled multiplication chart Completed charts for student maths books - 2 per page Completed charts for bookmarks - 3 per page Printable PDF format How to Use: Maths centres Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning \ Using multiplication charts with my students who to struggle to retain facts has been a game-changer. We start by learning how to use strategies to complete the tables (using the partially-filled chart can make the task much less daunting), then the students complete them more independently as they increase confidence. Students who are comfortable with timing themselves, reduced their time from 15 minutes to 2 minutes! Updates: 20/01/2025: Included 12x12 multiplication charts. You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Spring Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Summer Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Autumn Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Winter Would you like to download these seasonal multiplication mats in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time. Multiplication & Strategies Mats Seaonal BUNDLE

Are you looking for easy ways for students to develop multiplication fact fluency? These autumn-themed multiplication chart mats have blank & pre-filled versions for reference during lessons or as extra practice. Perfect for quick reinforcement of multiplication skills as a back-to-school activity. They also include a range of strategies such as skip counting, equal groups, multiplication arrays and repeated addition to develop number sense. Benefits: Boosts multiplication and division fact fluency Laminate to make regular practice easily accessible year after year! Various multiplication strategies develops a deeper conceptual understanding. What’s Inside: Multiplication charts to 10x10 and 12x12 2 blank multiplication chart designs 2 completed multiplication chart designs 2 multiplication strategy chart designs Multiplication strategies completed example Colour and black & white options Teacher information page A4 pdf Strategies included: Equal Groups Array Repeated Addition Skip Counting Writing the Full Multiplication Sentence How to use: Print a blank or partially-filled chart for each student in their preferred design in colour or black & white. Discuss how to complete the multiplication chart. Laminated charts can be used with whiteboard markers to save time and printing costs for regular practice. (Some students , particularly those who are left-handed, may become frustrated if their hand erases the ink and may prefer not laminated versions.) Where to use: Independent practice Classroom Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Spring Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Summer Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Winter Would you like all of the seasonal multiplication mats in one easy place? I have the bundle here to save you time and keep your students practising all year long! Multiplication & Strategies Mats Seaonal BUNDLE

Do you need a calm and relaxing moment in your maths classroom? Help your students explore fractions on a numberline with this colouring activity. Includes differentiated options and fraction resources to develop understanding of fractions. Perfect for to supplement your existing lesson or as a review activity. Teacher-Friendly: Print and go: Ready to use in minutes, saving you valuable prep time. Fun & engaging: The Valentine’s theme and colouring format keep students motivated. Supports learning styles: Accommodates visual and kinesthetic learners. What’s inside. Coloring pages from halves to twelfths Fraction bars Number lines Teacher instructions A4 pdf Each fraction has different versions for differentiation: improper fractions mixed numbers mixed number with simplified fractions (when appropriate) How to use: Independent practice Intervention groups Home learning Early finishers Morning work Maths Clubs You may also like: Fractions as Whole Numbers Scavenger Hunt Represent Fractions in Different Ways FREE Multiplication Charts Valentine Theme BUNDLE Multiplication Valentine Activities

Are you looking for fun and engaging maths art activities? This resource provides hands-on learning for Key Stage 3 students - perfect to introduce circle topics or revise them. Explore key concepts such as vocabulary, area and circumference formulas, symmetry, and pi through a variety of activities. The completed work will also create a stunning classroom display. What’s inside: Circle terminology: Label parts of a circle and complete engaging exercises. Circle formulas: Explore formulas through interactive colouring activities. Parabolas and chords: Discover the relationship between these geometric elements through hands-on activities. Cartoids: Learn to construct these intriguing curves step-by-step. Symmetry: Practice drawing and reflecting images in different quadrants. Compass skills: Improve compass use for precise circle drawing. Fibonacci spiral: Colour this mesmerizing pattern to experience the beauty of maths. Pi exploration: Plot the first 10 digits of pi on a circular bar chart for visual learning. Relaxing colouring pages: Foster creativity Solutions included 13 activities + differentiated options + covers + solutions Available as A4 pdf Check out the free sample here: FREE KS3 Circles: Area, Circumference, Vocabulary You may also like: Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Do you want both activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save £££… Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab Updates: 14/04/24: Updated to new branding

Do your students struggle with ratios? This is a comprehensive workbook for teaching and reinforcing ratio concepts using bar models including equivalent ratios, ratios and unit rates, writing ratios and much more. Perfect for ratios in KS3, this print-friendly workbook includes detailed solutions and is available in A4 Size. This workbook is ideal for KS3 but I have also had a lot of success using it to teaching my older students who struggle with ratios. Benefits Reinforces understanding of working with ratios Engages students through the use of bar models Includes detailed solutions for easy reference Print-friendly black and white format Contents: What is bar modelling? Using bar models What are ratios? Sharing in a given ratio Sharing in a given ration: comparison model Equivalent ratios Simplifying ratios Comparing ratios The unit method Ratio Recap Solutions Instructions/Tips for Implementation This Ratio Workbook is designed to be used independently by KS3 students. It can be used as practice or reinforcement during class time or as homework assignments. Each section of the workbook includes a clear explanation of the topic, followed by a variety of practice exercises. Students can work through the workbook at their own pace, with teachers providing support and assistance as needed. The detailed solutions provided at the end of the workbook allow for easy self-checking and immediate feedback. You may also like: Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3 Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game

Looking for end of the year maths activities that will keep your students engaged? This resource explores maths topics in a creative way using your students’ names. End of the year maths has never been so much fun! Explore fractions, shapes, geometry, graphing, symmetry and so much more! Ditch the dull drill-and-fill maths worksheets and watch your students’ faces light up as they discover the magic of maths hidden within their own names. What’s Included: 9 Differentiated Activities: Explore shapes, angles, and symmetry within names. Design mirrored patterns inspired by names. Plot names on a grid and create playful distortions. Dive into fractions of vowels and consonants. Code instructions for robots to write names precisely. Design shapes within names and calculate their area. Craft a personal maths dictionary using pictures and words. Discover polygons within names and create colourful mosaics. Uncover hidden number relationships by converting fractions, decimals, and percents for each letter. Benefits: Engaging & Accessible: Cater to diverse learning styles and abilities with support resources.Visual guides (completed examples) ensure clear understanding for students. Teacher-Friendly Features: : Ready-to-use printables in A4 size pdf. Bonus resource section includes blank grids, blank fraction strips, lettering templates, a maths dictionary template, and extension ideas. Encourage collaboration and fun with a trading card activity. Perfect for: Maths end of the year or back-to-school activities Maths teachers looking for creative and engaging maths activities. Classrooms seeking personalised learning experiences. Teachers who want to boost critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity in their students. Creating a vibrant and interactive maths learning environment. Summer School activities This resource is a game-changer for making maths fun and accessible for all learners! Download your copy today and watch your students become maths detectives, uncovering the wonders of maths within their own names! You may also like: Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Divisibility Rules Lesson Poster & Game Nets of Cubes Calendar Maths Craft Project Coordinate Plane 3D House Craft

Help your Year 1 students add within 20 using the make 10 then add strategy. This no-prep, printable resource includes an addition strategies anchor chart to introduce students to the skill practically with counters and ten frames before practising with differentiated “Make 10 to Add” worksheets and games. Includes colour and black & white options in A4 size. Key benefits: Master single-digit addition confidently. Develop strong number sense and place value understanding. Learn the ‘Make 10 to Add’ strategy practically using counters and hundred squares. Engage in fun and interactive activities. Differentiate instruction to meet individual needs. Boost problem-solving skills with real-world application. What’s inside? Colourful & informative poster: Explains bridging 10 using ten frames and counters alongside a 0-20 number line. Printing options: A4, colour or black & white. Interactive activity mat: Reinforce learning with hands-on fun! Making Ten recap activity: Jigsaw puzzles and worksheets to solidify number bonds to 10. Differentiated worksheet: Cater to various learning levels with tiered challenges. Exciting games: Playful practice with Roll & Add, Mystery Numbers, Bingo, and more! Real-world word problems: Apply skills to everyday situations. Detailed solutions: Ensure understanding every step of the way. Bonus resources: Printable ten frames, number lines, and lift-the-flap ten frames for extra support. How to use: Independent practice Paired activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Doubles Addition Withiin 20 Games & Activities Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 resources in one eaasy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money. Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle UPDATES: 27th October 2023: Updated font and layout to improve clarity. Corrected typing errors. 11th January 2024 Now includes A4 and US Letter versions Both available in colour or Black & white Added making 10 activity to recap prior learning. Included word problems for extra practise. 5th June 2024 Updated to new branding A4 size only

Are you looking for an exciting way for your students to practice converting fractions, decimals and percentages? This printable board game is a fun and engaging way to practice the skill - much more engaging than worksheets! Perfect for an end of the year activity when your students’ concentration is starting to slide. Laminate to use again and again all through the year for years to come. Available in colour or print-friendly black and white in A4 size. Benefits for you: Fun and engaging: The game’s interactive format makes learning more fun, boosting student motivation. Hands-on practice: Students learn by doing, reinforcing key concepts and improving understanding. Teamwork and collaboration: The game encourages teamwork, fostering positive classroom dynamics and social skills. Assessment made easy: the game helps identify student strengths and weaknesses, guiding your instruction. Benefits for your students: Skill boost: the game helps students learn fractions, decimals and percentages in a fun and engaging way. Positive vibes: your students will love playing maths games and will be engage What’s inside: Game rules Game board 75 fraction,decimal,percentage cards 10 lucky dip cards counters & markers 40 general maths knowledge cards Solutions 3 help sheets 3 Place value charts Decimal number lines Blank fraction strips ( in colour & black & white) Preparation Download the printable PDF, (choose between a colorful or black & white versions to suit your needs) Print the board, cards and game pieces ( laminate for long-term use) Cut out the cards and game pieces Print the help sheets if needed How to play Your students will predict card sequences and compare the fractions, decimals or percentages to decide if their card is higher or lower. There are also opportunities to answer general maths knowledge questions for all round revision. The first to reach the finish line wins. Includes help sheets and answer keys so your students can check their answers - this promotes independence and saves you valuable time. Where to use: Small group instruction In the classroom Maths Clubs Intervention groups Maths Tutors You may also like: Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers (Lesson & Game) Divisibility Rules Lesson Poster & Game Mindfulness Maths Colouring Pages Polygons Mindfulness Maths Colouring Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Coordinate Plane 3D House Craft Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game

Get your KS2 and 3 students multiplying and dividing like pros using these printable multiplication and division charts and flash cards to 12. Fold and glue the flash cards to have answers on the back or cut them into separate cards for matching and memory games. Includes progress monitoring tracking sheets for students to identify areas for improvement and a handy sectioned pocket to store the cards for targeted practice. These tools support your students to develop effective, targeted, independent daily practice which improves their fact fluency and saves you time. Benefits: Help your students develop multiplication and division fact fluency independently to save you time. Flash cards with answers on the back for self-checking or use as separate cards for matching activities. Multiplication and division charts for reference Progress monitoring sheets for students to identify areas for improvement. Handy storage pocket to keep the flash cards organised which helps students use practice time more effectively. What you’ll get: 24 pages with multiplication / division charts and flash cards with answers (colour outline) 24 pages with multiplication / division charts and flash cards with answers (black outline) 24 tracking sheets 2 progress charts 1 handy storage pocket Teacher information page A4 pdf Instructions: Print a multiplication or division sheet. Choose from colour or b&w. Print on coloured card for added interest Cut out the multiplication and division charts and glue them back-to-back. Cut out the flash cards - fold and glue answers to the back or separate them for matching games. Students practice the facts and check answers. They place the cards in one of 3 piles - know it, can work it out, don’t know it yet When they have answered the questions, they fill the tracker sheet (with support if needed). Periodically, students should be tested on all multiplication facts learned to-date and the results recorderd on the progress chart. This gives a useful visual representation of strengths and area of weakness. How to use: Maths centres Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning Maths Tutor You may also like: Multiplication Activities & Games to Practise Facts Times Table Multiplication Patterns Art Activity Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled Are you looking for multiplication activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to keep your students practising all year long! Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games

Are you looking for a creative way for your students to practice times tables? These printable maths colouring pages are designed to provide a calming and focused activity for your students while practising skip counting with multiples of numbers from 1 to 12, and 100. 2 sets included: multiples to 10 and multiples to 12 (65 pages each). These pages can be used in a variety of ways to engage students in maths and mindfulness. Ideal for key stages 2 or 3, these maths colouring pages are versatile and can be incorporated into morning work, independent practice, or as an early finisher activity. Benefits Promotes mindfulness and relaxation in the classroom Differentiable: up to 10 and up to 12 Reinforces skip counting in an engaging way Provides a calming activity for students during transitions or downtime Suitable for key stages 2 or 3 Easy to implement as independent work or early finish activity What’s inside: Pdf download includes: 65 pages for multiples of 1 to 12 and 100 up to 10 65 pages for multiples of 1 to 12 and 100 up to 12 Print-friendly black and white A4 Size Instructions/Tips for Implementation Print out multiple copies of the colouring pages, making sure to have enough for each of your students. Provide your students with crayons, markers, or coloured pencils. Explain the concept of multiples and how they relate to the numbers on the colouring pages. Encourage your students to colour in the designs mindfully, focusing on the activity and allowing their minds to relax. Display completed colouring pages in the classroom as a visual reminder of your students’ achievements in maths and mindfulness. You may also like: Times Table Multiplication Patterns Art Activity Mindfulness Colouring Pages Maths Polygons Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Updates: 05/11/23: Updated font to make the numbers clearer to read. 14/04/24: Updated to new branding. 24/08/24: Massive update - now includes 5 designs per number. Multiples to 10 and to 12 for numbers 1 to 12 and 100.

Struggling to engage your KS2 students in learning divisibility rules? This Divisibility Rules Game is the answer! This interactive game and lesson plan / sub plan pack transforms number tricks into exciting challenges, turning maths practice into a race to the finish line! Available in A4 Size. Benefits for Students: Engaging and Motivating: Transforms divisibility rule practice into a fun and competitive game, boosting engagement and making learning enjoyable. Reinforces Understanding: Repeatedly applying rules in the game context solidifies comprehension and builds fluency. Develops Maths Skills: Sharpens critical thinking, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills through number manipulation and rule application. Promotes Collaboration: Encourages teamwork and communication when playing in pairs or small groups. Increases Confidence: Mastering the game and understanding divisibility rules fosters a sense of accomplishment and strengthens maths confidence. Benefits for Teachers: Ready-to-Use Resource: Includes everything needed for engaging divisibility practice (instructions, materials, lesson plan / sub plan ). Some preparation is needed but could easily be carried out by the students. Differentiation Options: Two game board versions cater to different abilities. Saves Time and Effort: No need to create lesson plans or activities from scratch – this resource is all set! Assessment Tool: Observe student understanding and identify areas for improvement during gameplay. Promotes Positive Classroom Environment: Students are actively engaged and having fun, leading to a more positive and productive learning atmosphere. Packed with engaging resources: Colourful divisibility rule posters Interactive rule checkers (lift-the-flap and checkbox options) 0-9 digit cards for endless number combinations Two game board versions for differentiation Clear and concise instructions for easy implementation Divisibility Lesson & Game is perfect for: Maths centers and rotations Partner or small group activities Whole-class review and practice Differentiation for individual needs Building maths confidence and fluency You may also like: Divisibility Rules Classroom Display Posters Divisibility Rule for 2 Worksheets, Activities Multiplication, Division & Divisibility Books Are you looking for Divisibility Rules activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Divisibility Rules Games, Posters & Booklet BUNDLE

Do your KS3 & GCSE Foundation maths students enjoy revising maths topics? Mine didn’t either, so I created this printable board game that have them asking for more! Your students will enjoy answering questions that cover topics including percentage of a number, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions, area and circumference of circles, mean mode median range, and other algebra, geometry, and statistics topics, all while keeping things light with fun jokes. Includes solutions to save you valuable time and a template for your students to create their own question cards to deepen their understanding. This was a game-changer for my students - they loved taking ownership of their learning and creating challenging questions for their classmates! We made the cards throughout the year and then play when we have some time to fill or need a break. Why play maths games with older students? High school can be a tough time for students’ engagement with maths. Here’s where maths games can come in! They offer a bunch of advantages that go beyond just rote memorization: Games make learning fun! This can be a game-changer (pun intended) for your students who find traditional maths drills boring. Engagement fuels a desire to learn and participate. Many maths games target specific skills, like fractions, decimals, or pre-algebra. By playing repeatedly, students practice and solidify these concepts in a low-pressure environment. Maths games often involve challenges that require strategic thinking and creative solutions. This strengthens critical thinking and problem-solving muscles that benefit students in all areas, not just maths. Games can cater to different learning styles, allowing students to grasp concepts in a way that works best for them. This can be a big help for students who struggle with traditional methods. Games provide a space to experiment and make mistakes without fear of penalty. This encourages students to take risks and develop a “growth mindset” about maths. In short, maths games can turn maths from a chore into an engaging and enriching experience for your high schoolers. What’s Inside: Game Board(2-page printable in colour or B&W) 64 Question Cards covering KS3 & GCSE Foundation maths concepts Blank Question Card Template (students create their own questions!) Detailed solutions Teacher Instructions A4 size pdf How to use: Print & laminate the game board and question cards (choose colour or black & white). Divide students into small groups and provide each group with a game set. Students take turns answering maths questions to move their game piece. The answers tell players how far to move. There’s added fun with jokes and forfeits too! The first player to the finish line wins! Your students can also create their own cards during the year.

Do your students struggle to understand adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers? This resource uses a relatable drink theme to help your KS3 students master adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers on a number line. Includes engaging activities, worksheets, a fun game, and a complete lesson plan! Available as A4 pdf. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of positive and negative numbers through real-world connections (drinks). Provides worksheets and a game to cater to different learning styles and keep students engaged. Scaffolding suggestions and activity variations are included to support diverse learners for differentiable options. A well-structured lesson plan with clear instructions and activities is included for easy implementation. What’s Included: Teacher Guide: Clear instructions and differentiation tips for activities. Engaging Activities: Activity 1: Worksheets with scenarios (adding/subtracting heat/ice) that students visualise on a number line. Activity 2: Sorting statements about adding/subtracting positive/negative numbers (cut-and-paste or written answer versions). Activity 3: Game - a number line game where students add/subtract based on spinner results. Answer Keys: For easy assessment of student work. How to Use This Resource: The included lesson plan provides a step-by-step guide for implementing the resource. Introduce the concept of positive and negative numbers with the drink theme and number line connection. Guide students through the worksheets in Activity 1, encouraging them to explain their reasoning with arrows and labels. Offer differentiation options (pre-drawn arrows) for struggling students. Deliver Activity 2 with either the cut-and-paste version or written answer sheets depending on student needs. Divide students into pairs for Activity 3, game, and explain the game rules. Monitor student progress and provide support as needed throughout the activities. The game can be laminated and reused throughout the year for a quick review of a tricky concept. You may also like Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Pythagoras’ Theorem & Trigonometry Board Game Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game

Engage your Key Stage 2 pupils with this festive mindfulness maths colouring craftivity! Struggling to keep your KS2 pupils engaged as Christmas approaches? Look no further! This low-prep printable resource is more than just a maths colouring activity. It combines fun and learning with a delightful Christmas-themed multiplication craftivity. Key features: No-prep: Save valuable time with ready-to-use resources. Differentiated: Differentiated options and multiplication charts included for additional support. Versatile display options: Choose from flat, 3D flat-back, or 3D hanging decorations. Festive theme: Keep your pupils motivated with a Christmas-inspired activity. What’s included: Over 60 student pages Answer keys Multiplication charts for support Print-friendly black and white design Teacher instructions A4 pdf How to use: Individual work: Assign pages as worksheets. Craftivity: Guide your pupils to create stunning decorations. Display options: Choose from flat, 3D flat-back for display boards, or 3D hanging decorations for mobiles or garlands. Ideal for: Christmas-themed activities Independent practice Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning. Help your pupils practice multiplication while having fun and creating something beautiful! You may also like: Multiplication Practice Maths Colouring Bauble Craft FREE Mindfulness Colouring Bookmarks Multiples Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Winter Are you looking for engaging multiplication resources to use all year long? I have the bundle for you here to save you time… Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games

Your students will love creating this winter collaborative poster as a creative alternative to an equivalent fraction worksheet. The activity is perfect for building teamwork, reviewing equivalent fractions, providing a much-needed mental break from standard maths revision. Support is included for students by revising equivalent fractions using fraction strips. Benefits: Teamwork and collaboration: Students learn to work together to achieve a common goal. Maths revision: The poster can be used to revise equivalent fractions. Stress relief: The activity provides a fun and relaxing break from traditional maths instruction. Classroom decor: The finished poster can be displayed in your classroom or other school areas. What you’ll get: Teacher directions Student directions 20 different blocks to colour (1 per student) Fraction strips for additional support The final poster is approximately 59cm x 74cm BONUS: Additional colouring activity How it Works: Distribute the poster pages. Each student will receive a piece of the larger poster. Students use the code to colour the equivalent fractions on their pieces (blocks). Assemble the puzzle. Once all pieces are completed, your students work together to piece the poster back together. How to use the resource: Print the file ONE time for each class. Be sure to print single-sided. Ensure every student has something to colour and the proper supplies. Print student instructions and go over them together. Review finding equivalent fractions. Fraction strips are included to support students who find equivalent fractions difficult. You will need glue to assemble the blocks together. You will need scissors to cut the blocks just INSIDE the dashed lines. If you want to make the assembly more challenging, remove the grid reference letters from the student pages. You may also like: Represent Fractions in Different Ways A Teachers Guide to Teaching Fractions FREE All about Me in Fractions No Prep

Are you looking for engaging ways for your students to practice multiplication facts? These differentiated activities need focused attention and creates stunning snowflake designs. A perfect activity for a moment of calm during the exciting winter season. Benefits: Help your students develop multiplication fact fluency. Encourages calm and focus. Uses multiplication facts in a practical way. What’s Inside: 3 activities: count, colour and draw Multiplication and division pages 80 student pages in total Answer key Teacher instructions A4 Size pdf. How to use: Decide which activities to use for each student. Print as a workbook or as individual activities. Demonstrate using the examples. Complete the multiplication or division sheet then use the answers to support the activity. Encourage your students to colour or draw the dots accurately. You may also like: Multiplication Practice Maths Colouring Bauble Craft [Christmas Multiplication Craft Maths Colouring}(https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13109446) Or save time and check out the bundle here Christmas Multiplication Craft Maths Colouring

Get your students excited about maths with this Christmas Coordinates 3D House Craft Activity - Printable for KS2 & 3: Your students will love this! A fun and engaging activity plotting coordinates on a coordinate plane to create a net of a 3D house. This printable download combines maths with 3D paper craft. Easy prep, print-and-go activity. Teacher instructions and step-by-step student instructions are included as well as answer keys for students to self-check work promoting independence. I have also included teacher demonstration models for decoration ideas to save you time although I don’t tell my students what they are making until they have plotted the net to add to the excitement! Ideas Christmas activity to make a gingerbread house, Halloween activity to make a haunted house, Easter activity to make Easter Bunny’s cottage, Link to history topics to make a house from a specific period. This engaging activity is differentiated: * Single Quadrant including translation, ** Single quadrant including reflection about a line and translation *** 4-quadrant including reflection about line and translation. Printing: Each student needs: 2 instruction pages (paper) 1 coordinate plane (card) I have also included 4 nets for you to use as demonstration models without the need to plot the points yourself - time saving! These demonstration designs are: Easter Bunny Cottage Haunted Halloween House Christmas Gingerbread Cottage Blank - you could decorate it to match your theme. Usage Suggestions: Coordinate Lesson: Perfect for reinforcing coordinate lessons. Building Topics: Complement topics related to buildings and architecture. Festive Fun: Create Christmas gingerbread house activities to add a seasonal touch. Halloween: Create spooky haunted houses to create a Halloween scene. Easter: Create the Easter Bunny’s cottage and fill with chocolate eggs as a Spring Break Easter Gift. Others Materials Needed: Pencil Ruler Pair of Compasses (or trace the circle template) Scissors Colouring Pens/Pencils Clear Plastic (ideal from a used envelope) Glue (suitable for paper and cardboard) Additional Tip: I have found that not revealing what your students will be making can add an air of excitement and anticipation which motivates students to complete the task! I have been deliberately vague about the outcome in the instructions in case you choose to do the same. UPDATES: 14th December 2023 Updated this resource to new format. Same activity but with clearer instructions. I have removed my logo and replaced it with a smaller copyright line in the footer. 5th June Updated to new branding.

Looking for a fun and effective way to help your students solidify their understanding of the 7 times table? This printable activity combines a hands-on lesson plan / sub plan with a captivating multiplication game using the distributive property multiplication making multiplication practice enjoyable and engaging. Benefits: Struggling learners: Offers clear visuals, manipulatives, and differentiated activities to support all students. Kinesthetic learners: Provides hands-on activities to solidify multiplication concepts. Looking for variety: Integrates games and engaging activities to make multiplication practice fun. The resource includes: Detailed Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide incorporating hands-on activities, clear explanations, and a fun game to solidify the 7 times table. Engaging Multiplication Game: A bingo-like game that reinforces multiplication facts and the distributive property in a competitive and interactive way. Printable Manipulatives: Visual aids to support students in understanding multiplication using arrays. Differentiation Tips: Strategies to cater to students with varying learning needs. Exit Tickets: Assessment tools to gauge student understanding of the concepts. Printing: A4 pdf in colour & black & white This Resource is Perfect For: Teachers working with students learning the 7 times table. Home educators looking for engaging multiplication practice activities. Tutors providing support in understanding multiplication concepts. How to use this resource: Download and print the lesson plan and game materials. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the lesson plan to introduce the concept of the distributive property and connect it to the 7 times table. Use the manipulatives and activities to solidify understanding. Play the multiplication game to reinforce learning in a fun and interactive way. Use the exit tickets to assess student comprehension. How it works: For those who struggle to recall times tables, it is useful to provide strategies to help them to calculate the answer efficiently. This can be done by building on the table known as key facts: 1x, 2x, 5x and 10x tables. This resource introduces the concept using cards which have counters arranged in groups of 7, repeated addition, multiplication and finally the solution. This thinking can easily be extended to find solutions outside the normal times tables e.g. 15 x 7 can be calculated using (10x7) + (5x7). When students are comfortable using the cards to support the 7x table, they can use the 5x + 2x method to complete the 7x table row of the multiplication chart. You may also like: Distributive Property of Multiplication KS2 Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled

Are you looking for engaging ways for your GCSE students to revise Pythagoras’ Theorem and Trigonometry? This geometry board game is low-prep and once prepared, can be re-used every year! Make the learning process less stressful and more engaging - this can be especially helpful for your students who find traditional review methods tedious. Benefits: Boosts maths confidence and skills Games can reduce anxiety towards maths and cultivates a more positive outlook on the subject. Encourages collaboration and communication Makes learning maths fun and enjoyable! PDF Contents: Game board in colour or black & white 30 Question cards (on 1 page) Helpful Hints Sheet Detailed teacher solutions Student solutions Also needed: Paper and pencil for calculations Scientific calculator with sin, cos and tan functions. Counters Initial Preparation: Print Game board on card Question cards (1-sided on card) then cut them out Counters (if needed) Answer sheets (on paper) Setup: Place the game board on a flat surface. Shuffle the question cards and place them face down on the board where indicated. Objective: Answer right-angled trigonometry and Pythagoras’ Theorem questions correctly to move your game piece along the board, and be the first to reach the rosette and win the game! Gameplay: Players take turns to draw a question card and answer the question shown. Round the answer to the nearest integer. Move your game piece forward the number of spaces equal to the rounded answer. Follow the direction of any arrows your game piece lands on Winning the Game: The first player to reach the finish wins the game! You may also like: Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Are you looking for maths revision games in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time: BUNDLE Maths Games for KS3 & 4 Updates: 22/04/2024: Improved clarity of cards Corrected mistakes in answer sheet Added flow chart to Help Sheet Added student solution sheet Improved layout of teacher solution sheet Updated to new branding