This resource is a zip file containing two parts: *A PDF file of decimal visual representations from 0.01 - 1.00 *An editable PPT file of the same decimal visual representations - Both the PDF and PPT are 72 pages in length _ _ _ _ This past year, I failed to find a comprehensive resource that I could copy/paste from to create my own decimal resources for my children! I created this so that I would never have that trouble again. Each slide/page can be printed, trimmed and laminated to create decimal cards for centers (PDF recommended) , OR you can copy/paste the visuals directly onto your own working documents using the Powerpoint file.

***If you have previously bought this product before update, please personal message me with proof of purchase for a free copy of this version. *** This pack comes with all materials and instructions on how to successfully deliver this Hedbandz game. The 15 shapes included are: Pentagon Hexagon Octagon Oval Circle Rectangle Square Parallelogram Trapezium Rhombus Semi-Circle Triangle Irregular Hexagon Irregular Pentagon Irregular Octagon *Depending on feedback and popularity, this may expand to include another set of shapes based on request. To see if Hedbandz is an activity you'd like to use in your classroom, please follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpMke-Y-KFk

*Three different types of decimal place value puzzles *These puzzles are designed to help lower achieving and middle achieving children VISUALISE equivalencies between tenths and hundredths *Each type of puzzle comes with 1 set of 7 You can purchase the full pack of puzzles in my shop, which includes 5 sets of 7 puzzles for each type! *Only up to 2 decimal places *Aimed specifically for Year 4 children

**This resource does not include an input to deliver to your class and it is NOT a lesson plan. It is a resource to support a specific area in the maths curriculum: using bar models to represent comparison problems. I love using bar models to teach comparison problems! Many children confuse 'difference'; with addition instead of subtraction and do not realise how many more/less is a way of comparing two different amounts. These questions are often asked in context with liquid, height, money, etc. Last year, I had my children come up with an example of a comparison problem and write it in the empty box provided. (For example: A football costs £12.45, but a pair of shin pads costs £7.00. What is the difference in their price?) Then, they had to write the item with the larger price next to the large bar model, and the name of the item with the lower price next to the small bar model. They worked out to solve the answer in their books and rotated around the room to solve other children's problems. You can also give children the problems you want them to solve and ask them to model it using the bar model cards. They can then use the empty space to show their working out. This is a great way to show children comparison problems through a variety of contexts and prepare them for making connections across different maths domains and problem-solving. *INCLUDED is a black and white template of the bars for you to adapt as necessary*

Try before you buy! Download this free 6 times tables packet with all five sheets to see the format for all my times tables packets. *Mixed multiplication and division practice *Counting in steps and continuing patterns of 6 (negative number pattern, 2 digit patterns, 3 digit patterns, 4 digit patterns) *Related facts and fact families *Multiples practice and missing numbers *Factor pairs using 6, 3 and 2