This Teach, Practise, Extend PowerPoint resource focuses on equivalent fractions and is linked to the Year 4 National Curriculum. In total there are eight slides: Slides 1/2/4/6 (teach) - Detailed visual teaching points showing what an equivalent fraction is and how to find them. On slide 4 and 6 it shows how to multiply and divide the numerator and denominator to find an equivalent fraction. Slide 3/5/7 (practise) - Children need to find the equivalent fractions firstly using diagrams and then without. On slide 5 they need to multiply the numerator and denominator and then on slide 7 they need to divide both Slide 8 (extend) - Children need to apply their skills by finding the missing numerators and denominators in fraction chains The resource is colourfully designed and can clearly be seen from a distance making it ideal to display on the Interactive Whiteboard and providing you with a straightforward and highly effective teaching resource. Great for a lesson starter, revision or early morning activity. It is aimed at the Year 4 maths objective but can be used at any time during KS2. The slides can be edited to suit the needs of your class but this resource, including the images must not be distributed to others without our permission.

Year 6 Magic at Maths - Mastery Activities. Over 50 different questions and activities to help you assess whether a child has mastered the Year 6 National Curriculum. Perfect for plenaries and extension activities. The new National Curriculum is all about studying concepts in greater depth and applying knowledge and understanding to different areas of mathematics. The term 'mastery' is one that is being discussed widely in the educational word currently and this includes gaining a general agreed consensus of what it means to 'master' the curriculum. At the PTRC we have used the NAHT KPIs to come up with a variety of activities to help you assess whether children in your class have mastered the curriculum. Many of the activities require the children to explain their reasoning as well as apply their knowledge and skills across a range of topic areas. Included in this PowerPoint is 16 slides covering 17 of the key Year 6 learning objectives from the new National Curriculum (see pictures for example slides). The objectives are detailed in the notes section of each PowerPoint slide for easy reference. There is also a slide introducing the pack, providing you with what we believe mastery to be and giving you some ideas of how to use the PowerPoint slides. The pack is aimed at children in years 6 but can be used with other pupils throughout the Primary phase. These activities are provided in PowerPoint format so they can be displayed on a whiteboard or printed out.

Year 2 Magic at Maths - Mastery Activities. Over 50 different questions and activities to help you assess whether a child has mastered the Year 2 National Curriculum. Perfect for plenaries and extension activities. The new National Curriculum is all about studying concepts in greater depth and applying knowledge and understanding to different areas of mathematics. The term 'mastery' is one that is being discussed widely in the educational word currently and this includes gaining a general agreed consensus of what it means to 'master' the curriculum. At the PTRC we have used the NAHT KPIs to come up with a variety of activities to help you assess whether children in your class have mastered the curriculum. Many of the activities require the children to explain their reasoning as well as apply their knowledge and skills across a range of topic areas. Included in this PowerPoint is 13 slides covering 13 of the key Year 2 learning objectives from the new National Curriculum (see pictures for example slides). The objectives are detailed in the notes section of each PowerPoint slide for easy reference. There is also a slide introducing the pack, providing you with what we believe mastery to be and giving you some ideas of how to use the PowerPoint slides. The pack is aimed at children in years 2 but can be used with other pupils throughout the Primary phase. These activities are provided in PowerPoint format so they can be displayed on a whiteboard or printed out.

Year 5 Magic at Maths - Mastery Activities. Over 50 different questions and activities to help you assess whether a child has mastered the Year 5 National Curriculum. Perfect for plenaries and extension activities. The new National Curriculum is all about studying concepts in greater depth and applying knowledge and understanding to different areas of mathematics. The term 'mastery' is one that is being discussed widely in the educational word currently and this includes gaining a general agreed consensus of what it means to 'master' the curriculum. At the PTRC we have used the NAHT KPIs to come up with a variety of activities to help you assess whether children in your class have mastered the curriculum. Many of the activities require the children to explain their reasoning as well as apply their knowledge and skills across a range of topic areas. Included in this PowerPoint is 16 slides covering 16 of the key Year 5 learning objectives from the new National Curriculum (see pictures for example slides). The objectives are detailed in the notes section of each PowerPoint slide for easy reference. There is also a slide introducing the pack, providing you with what we believe mastery to be and giving you some ideas of how to use the PowerPoint slides. The pack is aimed at children in years 5 but can be used with other pupils throughout the Primary phase. These activities are provided in PowerPoint format so they can be displayed on a whiteboard or printed out.

Included in this pack are ten A4 posters which display the following: 1x A4 Title Poster 2x A4 Mean Poster giving definition and an example of how to work the mean out. 2x A4 Mode Poster giving definition and an example of how to work the mode out. 2x A4 Range Poster giving definition and an example of how to work the range out. 3x A4 Median Poster giving definition and examples of how to work the median out All the posters are attractively designed with a colourful border.

This Teach, Practise, Extend PowerPoint resource focuses on how to add and subtract fractions and is linked to the Year 4 National Curriculum. In total there are six slides: Slides 1/2/4 (teach) - Examples of how to add and subtract fractions with the same denominator. This includes visual examples using blocks. Slide 4 shows how to simplify your final answer Slides 3/5 (practise) - Questions for the children to complete which include both adding and subtracting simple fractions. Slide 5 asks the children to simplify their answers. Slide 6 (extend) - Children have to apply their new skills by solving real life word problems. The resource is colourfully designed and can clearly be seen from a distance making it ideal to display on the Interactive Whiteboard and providing you with a straightforward and highly effective teaching resource. Great for a lesson starter, revision or early morning activity. It is aimed at the Year 4 maths objective but can be used at any time during KS2. The slides can be edited to suit the needs of your class but this resource, including the images must not be distributed to others without our permission

This Teach, Practise, Extend PowerPoint resource focuses on adding and subtracting fractions and is linked to the Year 6 National Curriculum. In total there are ten slides: Slides 1 - 7 (teach) - Detailed teaching presentation on how to add and subtract fractions with plenty of examples. The main focus is on fractions where the denominator is different. Slide 8 (practise) - Children practice adding and subtracting fractions (see diagram), these come with answers. Slide 9 and 10 (extend) - Children need to apply their skills by solving problems linked to adding and subtraction fractions. Slide 10 contains the answers with examples of possible working out. The resource is colourfully designed and can clearly be seen from a distance making it ideal to display on the Interactive Whiteboard and providing you with a straightforward and highly effective teaching resource. Great for a lesson starter, revision or early morning activity. It is aimed at the Year 6 maths objective but can be used at any time during KS2. The slides can be edited to suit the needs of your class but this resource, including the images must not be distributed to others without our permission.

This Teach, Practise, Extend PowerPoint resource focuses on area and is linked to the Year 4 National Curriculum. In total there are eight slides: Slides 1/2/3/5/6 (teach) - Slides 1 - 3 show how you can find the perimeter of a shape by counting the squares around the outside and also by measuring each side using a ruler. Slides 5 and 6 show how to use a formula to find the perimeter of a rectangle Slides 4 and 7 (practise) - On slide 4 the children need to find the perimeter of rectangles when the sides of the rectangles are given. On slide 7 the children need to use the formula to find the perimeter of a number of rectangles Slide 3 (extend) - Children need to apply their skills by finding as many rectangles as they can that have a perimeter of 16. The resource is colourfully designed and can clearly be seen from a distance making it ideal to display on the Interactive Whiteboard and providing you with a straightforward and highly effective teaching resource. Great for a lesson starter, revision or early morning activity. It is aimed at the Year 4 maths objective but can be used at any time during KS2. The slides can be edited to suit the needs of your class but this resource, including the images must not be distributed to others without our permission.

This Teach, Practise, Extend PowerPoint resource focuses on factors, prime numbers and prime factors and is linked to the Year 5 National Curriculum. In total there are a massive twelve slides: Slides 1, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 (teach) - Definition and examples of what a factor, prime number and prime factor is. Slides 2, 4, 5, 10 (practise) - Slide 2 - children have to find factor pairs of a range of numbers. Slide 4 - children need to colour all the prime numbers in the grid to reveal a message. Slide 5 has the answers. On slide 10 children need to find the prime factors of a range of numbers. Slide 11 - 12 (extend) - Children need to apply their skills by find the highest common factors of different pairs of numbers. The resource is colourfully designed and can clearly be seen from a distance making it ideal to display on the Interactive Whiteboard and providing you with a straightforward and highly effective teaching resource. Great for a lesson starter, revision or early morning activity. It is aimed at the Year 5 maths objective but can be used at any time during KS2. The slides can be edited to suit the needs of your class but this resource, including the images must not be distributed to others without our permission.

Reasoning is a very important part of the new end of KS2 expectations. This pack provides practice reasoning questions covering a wide range of National Curriculum Objectives. Perfect for plenaries and lesson activities as well as end of year test practice. Areas covered include: Multiplying and dividing Calculating Sequences Area Place Value Fractions Angles Addition Geometry Decimals Percentages Negative Numbers Statistics Many of the slides include more than one question and include opportunities for children to fully explain their thinking. Included in this PowerPoint is 15 slides covering a range of different reasoning type questions. There is also a contents page and answers section which are all hyperlinked for ease of use. The pack is aimed at children in years 5 but can be used with other pupils throughout the Primary phase. These activities are provided in PowerPoint format so they can be displayed on a whiteboard or printed out.

Reasoning is a very important part of the new end of KS2 expectations. This pack provides practice reasoning questions covering a wide range of National Curriculum Objectives. Perfect for plenaries and lesson activities as well as end of year test practice. Areas covered include: Addition and Subtraction Calculating Fractions Multiplication and Division Money Time Place Value Geometry Statistics Many of the slides include more than one question and include opportunities for children to fully explain their thinking. Included in this PowerPoint is 15 slides covering a range of different reasoning type questions. There is also a contents page and answers section which are all hyperlinked for ease of use. The pack is aimed at children in years 3 but can be used with other pupils throughout the Primary phase. These activities are provided in PowerPoint format so they can be displayed on a whiteboard or printed out.

A great mental maths resource which is perfect for the beginning of the lesson. However what makes these loop cards different to other packs is that they are differentiated, meaning that all the children in the group/class can be challenged or participate in the activity. This pack of loop cards are differentiated three ways and are indicated by a traffic light. Red light - designed for the more able children in the class/group Yellow light - designed for the middle group in the class Green light - designed for the less able children in the class/group Once the class or group have completed the loop card activity once, why not time them to see if they can complete the 'loop' in a faster time. Each child could keep the same card or they can be rotated between groups. TOP TIP - After printing, why not laminate so that you have a resource which can be used over and over again? Included in this set are 32 loop cards which include questions about converting measures (mass, length, capactiy and time) as well as some challenging questions about converting between metric and imperial. There are 4 loop cards on each A4 sheet, making them easy to keep and store.

A great mental maths resource which is perfect for the beginning of the lesson. However what makes these loop cards different to other packs is that they are differentiated, meaning that all the children in the group/class can be challenged or participate in the activity. This pack of loop cards are differentiated three ways and are indicated by a traffic light. Red light - designed for the more able children in the class/group Yellow light - designed for the middle group in the class Green light - designed for the less able children in the class/group Once the class or group have completed the loop card activity once, why not time them to see if they can complete the 'loop' in a faster time. Each child could keep the same card or they can be rotated between groups. TOP TIP - After printing, why not laminate so that you have a resource which can be used over and over again? Included in this set are 32 loop cards which include questions about the properties of 2D and 3D shapes, angles, area and perimeter. There are 4 loop cards on each A4 sheet, making them easy to keep and store.

A great mental maths resource which is perfect for the beginning of the lesson. However what makes these loop cards different to other packs is that they are differentiated, meaning that all the children in the group/class can be challenged or participate in the activity. This pack of loop cards are differentiated three ways and are indicated by a traffic light. Red light - designed for the more able children in the class/group Yellow light - designed for the middle group in the class Green light - designed for the less able children in the class/group Once the class or group have completed the loop card activity once, why not time them to see if they can complete the 'loop' in a faster time. Each child could keep the same card or they can be rotated between groups. TOP TIP - After printing, why not laminate so that you have a resource which can be used over and over again? Included in this set are 32 loop cards which include questions where the children have to multiply and divide numbers by 10 and 100. There are 4 loop cards on each A4 sheet, making them easy to keep and store.

A great mental maths resource which is perfect for the beginning of the lesson. However what makes these loop cards different to other packs is that they are differentiated, meaning that all the children in the group/class can be challenged or participate in the activity. This pack of loop cards are differentiated three ways and are indicated by a traffic light. Red light - designed for the more able children in the class/group Yellow light - designed for the middle group in the class Green light - designed for the less able children in the class/group Once the class or group have completed the loop card activity once, why not time them to see if they can complete the 'loop' in a faster time. Each child could keep the same card or they can be rotated between groups. TOP TIP - After printing, why not laminate so that you have a resource which can be used over and over again? Included in this set are 32 loop cards which include two digit minus two digit subtraction questions. There are 4 loop cards on each A4 sheet, making them easy to keep and store. They are differentiated the following way. Red light - three digit minus two digit with bridging through 10 and a 100 Yellow light - two digit minus two digit with bridging through 10 Green light - two digit minus two digit with no bridging through 10

Enclosed with this Clock Vocabulary and Face Pack are: 12 x Vocabulary cards for all the 5 minute time intervals. Perfect for placing around an actual clock in your classroom. See picture 12 x o'clock times shown as vocabulary cards. See picture 17 x Key Vocabulary cards - analogue, digitial, a.m., p.m. lunch, dinner etc. See picture 3 x Key questions to display around the room. See picture 24 x sheets - Digital time cards for the 24 hour clock. Each card shows a 5 minute interval and would be great to display or use in a matching activity. Also included are the FREE Blank Clock Faces pack. Enclosed is everything you need for a great 'Time' display in your classroom. The resources are such that they can also be used when teaching time.

Year 3/4 Back 2 Basics Activity Cards - Spring Term Pack. With this termly pack you will receive 12 weeks of activities. The activity cards for the whole term will be available to download on purchase. Back 2 Basics is a carousel of activities aimed at giving children regular practice at the basic skills of reading, writing and number work. Each activity is planned to last approximately 10-15 minutes, and is ideal to be completed first thing in the morning or straight after lunch. The children complete one activity every day so it is best to create 5 groups within your classroom. As the teacher you can then decide which group you work with - for example you may like to work with the reading group. The activities include: Reading Activity (linked to the reading assessment focuses) Number Activity Word or Sentence activity (can be linked to weekly spellings) Times Table Activity Handwriting Activity These cards are best printed and laminated so that they can be used throughout the week and again the following year. Each week consists of 5 activity cards (one for every day of the week) They are not differentiated but some of the activities do have challenges to stretch early finishers. These activities are aimed at children in Year 3/4

Magic at Maths - Autumn Term Pack. With this termly pack you will receive 12 weeks of activities. Each week there are 5 activities. Note these are not inline with the new National Curriculum but still offer appropriate practice and revision. Our 'Magic at Maths' activity pack provides children with daily practice at a range of maths topics. Each terms pack comes with 12 weeks of activities with five activities per week all covering the KS2 mathematics curriculum. For example week 1 of the autumn pack includes: Addition Fractions of Numbers Measures Ordering Decimals Sequences. Each activity has at least three questions to answer all displayed on the same page. Therefore each page is only designed to take 5 minutes meaning these activities are perfect to complete at the beginning of a maths lesson, first thing in the morning or straight after lunch. Built up over the term it will really consolidate the mathematics skills of your class and is perfect for SATs revision. These activities are aimed at children in years 5/6 and can be completed on paper or in books.

This Powerpoint pack contains seven weeks of maths challenges aimed at covering half a term. Aimed at Year 3, there is one maths challenge for every day of the week covering a range of topic areas from the new National Curriculum. Many of the questions encourage the children to use and develop reasoning skills A great resource to use as a starter/plenary to a maths lesson or to put up on the board during any spare minutes at the beginning or end of the day. Answers are provided.