This resource is aimed at year 5/6 students needing a refresher on using place value for addition and the expand and add method of addition. There are only a few questions on each page. It is a 2 page resource with a separate answer key.

This resource contains 2 , 2 page worksheets with answer key. Place value addition 2 - has addition questions in place value columns and then more expand and add calculations. Place value review and addition has a general place value review and some expand and add questions.

This 1 page resource with answers is aimed at year 5/6 students.

This resources has 2 files. A PDF and Powerpoint. This resource contains 12 activities/work cards with answers. It is designed for lower primary students to practice their basic facts. It can be used to print work cards for independent practice as there are answer cards or displayed on a white board as a whole class starter or maintenance activity. It includes addition and subtraction with in 10 and 20, Doubles and halves and bonds to 100 using 10s. Ideas for use Print and laminate a set. Then assign students a card a day as warm up, they can either record in their books or on the card with a whiteboard marker. Check their work with accompanying answer cards. Clean off card if they used a white board marker. Alternatively display chosen card on your interactive board for students to complete their books or on white boards as a group activity. Print 1 or 2 slides per page to create worksheets. This is ideal if you want a quick 2 to 5 minute activity.

This resource contains 12 activities/work cards with answers. It is designed for lower primary students to practice their basic facts. Covers addition to 5, within 5, bonds to 10, subtraction within 5 and doubles to 10. Each slide/activity/workcard has 30 questions. Ideas for use Print and laminate a set. Then assign students a card a day as warm up, they can either record in their books or on the card with a whiteboard marker. Check their work with accompanying answer cards. Clean off card if they used a white board marker. Alternatively display chosen card on your interactive board for students to complete their books or on white boards as a group activity. Print 1 or 2 slides per page to create worksheets.

In this powerpoint find out what a polygon is, and learn one way to draw a polygon. This also covers how to calculate the interior angles of a polygon. Students will need prior knowledge and experience using a compass and protractor. I have used this to support students in drawing pentagons, hexagons, octagons, nonagons and decagons.

This is a set of 3 worksheets. Each is 2 pages long. Answer keys provided. These align with the UK syllabus and are appropriate for checking or revising the knowledge and skills students should have by the end of year 6. This is suitable for use without a calculator. Questions on addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, use of fractions, decimals and percentages. This can be used as an assessment.

A set of 4 different worksheets with answers. End of yr 6 or KS2. These questions are designed to help students practice using their mathematical knowledge to solve problems. Answers are included. They complement the Maths Maintenance Yr 6 set - https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/maths-maintenance-yr-6-13118544

Using place value to add two and three digit numbers together in columns. The worksheet follows on from the one of a similar name. There are 2 layouts shown as examples with practice questions on the worksheet. An answer grid is also provided.

This is a set of 3 differentiated one step subtraction word problems. An answer sheet is provided.

This is an 8 page resource, with 10 questions a page. Aimed at Upper Primary or year 7 to 8 students who have been introduced to mean, median, mode and range. It reviews finding a fraction of a number and rounding to 10 or 100. Use as a maths warm up activity or early finisher. Answer doc provided. I have used these as a lesson starter for the group working independently or a quick whole class quiet activity to help transition into the day’s maths lesson.

This basic fact practice activity is aimed to support teaching alongside the New Zealand Primary Curriculum. Ideas for use. Print and laminate a set. Then assign students a card a day as warm up, they can either record in their books or on the card with a whiteboard marker. Check their work with accompanying answer cards. Clean off card if they used a white board marker. Alternatively display chosen card on your interactive board for students to complete their books or on white boards as a group activity. Print 1 or 2 slides per page to create worksheets There are 12 different cards each with 30 questions and an answer key. Topics practiced : subtraction and addition to 20 multiplication x2, x5, x10 division by 2, 5 and 10 bonds of 1000 (ie 100+____ = 1000)

Using the algorithm or column subtraction method, practice questions. 3 digit subtract 2 and 3 digits. Answers provided.

This is a free 1 page resource with 10 questions, covering some basic statistics (mean, range), review of rounding and finding a fraction of a number. An answer page is included as page 2. This is designed to be a quick review activity for year 7 or 8 students. Some upper KS2 students, Yr 6 may find this useful. If you like this resource you may consider purchasing the paid for version with 8 sets of 10 questions.[https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/upper-primary-mathematics-starter-activities-13058093]

These sample cards in powerpoint form contain 2 Stage 2/3 cards and answers and 2 stage 4 cards with answers. If you like them please consider purchasing the full sets. More information below This resource contains 4 activities/work cards with answers. It is designed for lower primary students to practice their basic facts. Covers addition to 5, within 5, bonds to 10, subtraction within 5 and doubles to 10. It includes addition and subtraction with in 10 and 20, Doubles and halves and bonds to 100 using 10s. Each slide/activity/workcard has 30 questions. Ideas for use Print and laminate a set. Then assign students a card a day as warm up, they can either record in their books or on the card with a whiteboard marker. Check their work with accompanying answer cards. Clean off card if they used a white board marker. Alternatively display chosen card on your interactive board for students to complete their books or on white boards as a group activity. Print 1 or 2 slides per page to create worksheets. Stage 2-3 Maths Basic Facts Practice | Teaching Resources (tes.com) - link below https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/stage-2-3-maths-basic-facts-practice-13058697 Maths Stage 4 Basic Facts Practice | Teaching Resources (tes.com) - Link below https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/-13067808