5 x A4 sheets showing the fractions of hundredths and visual representations - the hundredths shown are 1 hundredth through to 9 hundredths. Great for popping on a fractions display in the classroom.

Template of 2 x coordinate grids, each one with 4 quadrants for a variety of graphing and diagram activities for use at all stages of primary maths and science.

A bank of number lines to use with your KS1 and KS2 Class. Number lines included: 0 - 10 Number line 0 - 20 Number line Graduated numberline to 20 - unlabelled -10 - 10 Negative number line Decimal / Fractions number lines - tenths Decimal / Fractions number lines - hundredths

Template of a single 10 x 10 quadrant grid, blank for use by students for drawing shapes, assessing properties of 2D shapes such as area, or for data collection in maths and science.

Challenge your class to make their own skyline, full of tall buildings and tower blocks, and turn each building into an array with the windows. This A4 lesson prompt will help you think about which questions to ask and how to structure the activities. For example… Which number has an odd number of arrays? Which number has even? Which number has the most amount of arrays to be made? Can you colour code all of your arrays?

Three brightly coloured templates for HTO x HTO/3-digit x 3-digit numbers on a grid.

Blank Singapore Bar Diagram Templates. Each diagram has been left blank for you and your class to add your own numbers - great for comparing relationships between numbers.

Colourful Hundred Square 1-100 to use on display or with your class. Can be downloaded and laminated to be used as a general classroom resource.

Images/representations of numbers 1-10 for use in display and as images to support work and conceptual understanding.

A collection of brightly coloured Decimal Digit Cards showing tenths from 0.1 to 0.9. Ideal for students to cut up their very own collection of ‘tenths’ digit cards for using over and over again.

Free set of brightly coloured digit cards covering numbers 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, 5000, 6000, 7000, 8000 and 9000. Ideal for KS1 and KS2 Number and Calculation practice.

A collection of hundredths shown with images - from 0.01 to 0.10. Ideal for laminating or putting on your decimals, fractions and percentages display to help students make visual connections between the numbers.

A4 sheet giving children 27 questions practising 2-digit by 1-digit subtraction. Ideal for KS1 and KS2 Number and Calculation practice.

A brightly coloured 2019 monthly calendar, either for display in your classroom or as a resource when exploring days of the week, months of the year etc. This document has one A4 sheet per month.

Pack of 6 posters showing the National Curriculum objectives for Multiplication in Years 1 - 6. Great for sharing with students and parents, or for keeping to tick off each objective as it is covered in lessons.

Two sheets of templates for using when creating Bar Diagrams. Each diagram has been left blank for you and your class to add your own numbers - great for comparing relationships between numbers.

Can students find the target number? This pack includes a 2x table grid and a series of questions for students to answer, and see if they can find the answer on the target board. This pack also includes a blank, interactive PDF Target Board that you can type your own numbers into, and then have students either answer your questions, or come up with their own once they’ve seen the chosen numbers. Why not use the interactive PDF infront of the class and have students have a say on what numbers to use.

Year 6 children have to complete a range of practical tasks for homework from boiling an egg to learning to iron. Once they have completed the task list they receive their special certificate entitled ‘A Degree of Independence.’ The homework aims to help children develop personal skills in readiness for high school.

Set of 3 target boards with questions that can be used as whole class starter activities, or for groups of students to work their way through to master Fractions, Decimals and Percentages and how they might relate to each other. Questions ask students to order, convert, multiply, compare and divide the decimals, percentages and fractions that they are presented with. Work your way through the three sheets to talk about equivalences too. Some example questions: Add as many decimals as you like to make 1 Order the decimals from smallest to largest How many different ways can you make 1? Would you prefer 20% of £75 or 75% of £20? Jimmy scores 12 out of 20 on a test - what is this as a percentage? Convert all percentages to decimals Find the largest fraction on the board Choose three random fractions and add them together

Bundle of games and display posters covering Factors, Multiples and Primes. Factor Fifty Game Player use numbers up to 50 on a 1-50 grid and have to cover a chosen number with a counter. Once a number is covered, they must cover as many factors of that number as possible too. The winner has the most counters on the board at the end of the game! Factor Challenge Challenge students to find the factors of 10 consecutive numbers in a row - make this game easier or harder by changing the 10 consecutive numbers. Factors, Multiples and Primes A4 poster showing how Factors can be shown with arrays and Cuisenaire rods, and how to identify prime numbers in the same way. What does a number with lots of factors look like next to a prime number? Factors A4 poster showing the difference between a factor and a multiple with visual representations - can your class make their own colourful factors and multiples pictures?