Worksheet about calculating area of a circle using pi in terms of pi. Good to use as a controlled practice in the classroom or as homework.

Place Value is how our number system works. These cards are used to help students work on saying a number, word form, expanded form, ordering and sorting numbers, recognising digit and place value of numbers. It can be used as teachers aid and classroom decoration too.

A printable book about types of triangles is suitable for KS2 to KS3 students. Photocopy the blank triangle and ask your pupils to construct 6 types of triangles, using protractor, a pair of compasses and a ruler, and write their properties. You may use coloured art paper as an alternative. An example has been done for you. Cut them out and put them together as a triangular book. You may use this book as a production and once completed, as a display on your bulletin board.

General quadrilateral quiz which includes the types of quadrilaterals, axes of symmetry of quadrilaterals, drawing rectangles, perimeter of quadrilateral and area of rectangle. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Quadrilaterals'. Hope you find it useful.

Rounding and estimation are important skills in maths and every day life. Rounding is a handy tool in the business world for working with amounts. Rounding numbers makes them much easier to work with. Here is a booklet to test your pupil’s understanding about of this concept. Hope you find it useful.

A printable book about finding the missing interior angles of triangles is suitable for KS2 to KS3 students. Photocopy the blank triangle template and ask your pupils to construct 4 to 6 triangles and show how to find the interior angles of a three-sided shape. You may use coloured art paper as an alternative. An example has been done for you. Cut them out and put them together as a triangular book. You may use this book as a production and once completed, as a display on your bulletin board.

A printable book about finding area of triangles is suitable for KS2 to KS3 students. Photocopy the blank triangle template and ask your pupils to construct 4 to 6 triangles and show how to find the area. You may use coloured art paper as an alternative. An example has been done for you. Cut them out and put them together as a triangular book. You may use this book as a production and once completed, as a display on your bulletin board.

General geometry questions which include angles, types of angles, quadrilaterals, diagonals, parallel lines, circles, symmetrical shapes, patterns and design and create.. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Geometry''. Hope you find it useful.

Some children are visual learner. These posters will help your pupils to know the difference between 'Ascending' and 'Descending'. In Maths, 'ascending order' or 'descending order, children will learn to arrange the numbers from the biggest to the smallest and also from the smallest to the biggest number. Print, laminate and stick them on your maths vocabulary wall so pupils can understand and remember these words in maths logical way. Hope you find it useful.

It is very important for your pupils to understand and know the units and to be able convert and write them down correctly. If they know their units, then they will understand what they are calculating. These posters are good to display in the classroom to remember how to convert the units use in mass. You may use it as a class discussion starter.

Adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators requires a little more work. This worksheet is to illustrate how you use LCM to turn unlike denominators into like denominators.

Worksheet to calculate the missing fractions. This is a good practise for your pupils on how to think back and be able to reverse the percentages to fractions.

This worksheet is designed to provide you with an approach to show the prime factorisation of a number and simplify it using exponents. An example has been given to set your pupils off. This can be used as a quiz or revision aid too. Hope you find this useful.

Excellent way for children to develop their logic skills. No maths is needed to complete the puzzles, just simple knowledge on how to spot the missing letters in the word CHRISTMAS.

A time saver general 'Measurement', 'Area' and 'Statistics' quiz. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of the three topics combined. Hope you find it useful.

A set of posters on how to find the missing diameter, missing radius, circumference and area of a circle. You may also use this as a classroom display.

General quadrilateral quiz which includes finding the area, recognising diagonals and construction of trapezium and parallelogram. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Quadrilaterals'. Hope you find it useful.

Calculating area of quadrants, semicircles and three-quarters can be a difficult task for young learners. As a primary children teacher, I usually create a colourful visual stimulation presentation to grab their attention. I add colours to make the demonstration more interesting yet informative. Each problem is followed by a clear instruction on how to attain the final answers. You may use this presentation as an introduction lesson and as a classroom game.

A set of flashcards on finding the 10% discount of an item. Great to use a lesson starter. Laminate for longer life.

This worksheet is designed to provide you with an approach to show the prime factorisation of a number by using division and simplify it using exponents. An example has been given to set your pupils off. This can be used as a quiz or revision aid too. Hope you find this useful.