This worksheet will help reinforce and consolidate children's understanding a partitioning and place value for 3 digit numbers. Includes finding the value of a digit and writing numbers.

Simple words problems involving multiplication. Times tables x2, x5, x10. An example of how to solve the problem using a number line is provided. Children are encouraged to write a number sentence for each problem. Extension work provided.

This worksheet reinforces division using the chunking method. Clearly explained examples, with questions and answers. Covers division with remainders and without remainders.

Excellent worksheet explaining what percentages are in a visual way. Explains and shows the link between percentages and fractions. Can be used to introduce percentages. Ideal for supporting classroom learning, consolidation, or as homework.

An easy to use guide showing methods of addition and subtraction. As children's skills and confidence develop, this guide shows the progression in written methods children can use. Range covered: KS1 to KS2.

Clear and concise 24 hour time worksheet. Write the time in digital and analogue. Reinforces the 24 hour clock, am and pm. Ideal for reinforcing classroom learning, test understanding of time, or for homework.

27 high quality worksheets covering a range of divisions strategies. Includes clear examples and explanations. Allows differentiation for children in the class. The focus of this pack is to teach children different written methods for dividing numbers. Plenty of activities to work through, presented in different ways to encourage children to practise each method. Answers are included. Work sheets ideal for children aged 8 - 11 years old. Practise and revise how to divide 2 digit and 3 digit numbers, the chunking method, short division and long division. Worksheets included in pack: Division – Chunking Method - Using the Chunking Method TU - Using the Chunking Method HTU - Chunking Method TU, HTU - Chunking Method HTU Extra Practise Division – Short Division - Short Division TU - Short Division HTU - Division, Short or Chunking? - Times to Divide - Short Division, Decimal Numbers Division – Long Division - Repeated Subtraction HTU - Traditional Method HTU

17 worksheets with examples and explanations. Answers included. Great for revision, reinforcing skills learnt at school or homework. Can be used for SATs revision. An ideal pack to help children learn about, or use to revise decimal numbers, percentages and fractions skills. Activities include: - Practise ordering decimal numbers - Finding the percentage of a number - Fractions wall - Identifying and revising equivalent fractions - Converting decimals to fractions to percentages - Problems involving decimal numbers, fractions and percentages - Using and applying decimals, fractions and percentages

32 worksheets pack. Questions and sums set out clearly to allow for reinforcement. Practise and learn different methods for multiplying numbers. Includes the grid method, partitioning, short multiplication and long multiplication. Includes multiplying with 1, 2, 3 and 4 digit numbers. Clear explanations and examples given. Can be used for homework, reinforcement, revision or for classwork. Allows for differentiation. Answers provided. Ideal for children aged 8 - 11 years old. Pages in pack: 49 Times Tables Square Written Method – Partitioning Written Method - Grid Method - TU x T - HTU x U - TU x TU - HTU x TU - Multiplying Decimal Numbers - Using the Grid Method, Revision Written Method – Short Multiplication - Expanded Short Multiplication TU - Short Multiplication TU x T - Short Multiplication HTU x T - Short Multiplication ThHTU x T - Short Multiplication, Revision Written Method – Long Multiplication - Expanded Long Multiplication TU x TU - Expanded Long Multiplication HTU x TU - Long Multiplication HTU x TU - Long Multiplication , Revision

Clear, concise worksheet for introducing and using Roman Numerals. Useful table for children to keep as a resource. Links roman numerals to addition. Can be used to reinforce classwork, or as homework.

Worksheet to help children read and write ordinal numbers to 10. Includes ordinal numbers as words and digits. Children look at the traffic jam and identify the position of the vehicles. Worksheet can be used to compliment practical activities. Can be used in the classroom, assessment, reinforcement or homework.

This worksheet will help children begin to identify and match equivalent fractions. It shows children visually what the equivalent fractions look like and then how to write fractions. Focus is on: halves, quarters, thirds, sixths, eigths Activity: Look at the shapes at the bottom of the page. Cut them out and stick them next to the equivalent fraction. Write the equivalent fractions. The first one has been started for you. Extension Activity: Draw the fraction equivalents from the table above using circles.

This worksheet helps children work out fractions of a number by sharing. A detailed explanation and examples are given, in both written and visual forms, to help children understand the concept. Activity 1: Find 1/2, 1/3 or 1/4 of these numbers. Blank rectangles are provided for children to colour in. You can find the answer by dividing or sharing the squares. You can use cubes to help you count and share. The first one has been started for you. Activity 2: children find a fraction of a number using a similar method to that given in the main body of the worksheet.

Quality worksheet on how to find a fraction of a number. Numerator and denominator explained in an easy to understand way. Can be used to support classroom work, or as homework.

16 quality worksheets to help children learn to read and write the time. Ideal for key stage 2 children. Can be used for homework, reinforcement or self-assessment. Allows children to practise telling the time using an analogue clock, digital clock, 24 hour clock, am and pm. Progression has been incorporated into this pack, as well as opportunities to practise and revise what has already been learnt. Answers are also included. Worksheets included: - Make Your Own Clock (hours and minutes) - Minutes in an Hour – Past/To (5 minute increments) - minutes past - minutes to - 24 Hour Clock - Am and Pm - Mixed times , past and to (minute increments)

13 high quality worksheets to help children learn to read and write the time. Ideal for homework, self assessment or reinforcement. Allows children to practise telling the time using an analogue clock and digital clock Progression has been incorporated into this pack, as well as opportunities to practise and revise what has already been learnt. Answers are also included. Worksheets included: - Make Your Own Clock - Minutes in an hour - o’clock - half past - quarter past - quarter to - quarter past, half past, quarter to

21 pages of tests, 2 tests per page, 20 questions per test. 2 Progress Charts. Answers included. Can be used for weekly tests or homework. The aim of this pack is to improve children’s knowledge of times tables and division facts. The questions have been mixed up as it is important for children to know the answer to a times tables or division question without having to count, or say the whole times table by rote every time. This pack has been created to incorporate two types of tests: • Mental Recall Tests - help children improve their mental recall of multiplication and division facts up to x12. • Speed Tests - improve the speed at which individual tables/division facts are recalled.

16 pages of tests. 4 tests on each page. 2 Progress Trackers. Answers included. Incorporating two types of tests: - Mental Recall Tests - help children improve their mental recall of multiplication and division facts up to x12. - Speed Tests - improve the speed at which individual tables/division facts are recalled. Each test within the pack will focus on a times table and its corresponding division facts. Division test questions are included, as it is easier for children to learn division facts with the times tables facts. Times tables and division questions are not in order, so that children can learn each table without having to count, or say the whole times table by rote every time.