A set of place value themed mental maths starters for early maths lessons and to keep place value fresh in memories when lessons move on to other topics. Cover doubling, halving, adding and subtracting ones, tens and hundreds and partitioning. Include answers.

Set of number bond cards to 10 using the layout of numbers on dice to help with visual recognition. Can be used for children to match numbers when called out in class or as a game of pairs. Useful for ks1 children learning number bonds and intervention work with ks2 children

Dominoes to help practise number bonds, using subitising to help visualise numbers

Can be displayed with either numbers or by a clock to help link the Roman Numerals to real life context. Can also be used with attached number cards as a pairs game to practice matching

A differentiated pairs game for 2D and 3D shapes. One set of cards has pictures of shapes, another has the names of the shapes and the other has properties describing each of the shapes. Feedback appreciated.

Differentiated pairs of digital clocks set at intervals for children to work out. Include half and quarter hours, 5 and 1 minute intervals. Most difficult set cross into the next hours. Two set in 24 hour time format. Answers included. All feedback welcome!

Differentiated division true or false cards for children to sort and calculate. Works as main activity for a lesson on division methods for able ks1 or lower ability ks2

Set of number bond cards to 100. Can be used for children to match numbers when called out in class or as a game of pairs. Useful for ks1 children learning number bonds or a ks2 or ks3 intervention group. Can be used in books as an activity or a game as a starter in a lesson. Differentiated with easier number bonds going up in tens or more difficult between tens.

Resource with tables for children to work out 1, 10, 100 and 1000 more and less than. Place value activity, tables get increasingly harder and bridge place value columns to test knowledge.

Set of place value themed printable lesson starters. Mental maths for early lessons and to keep place value fresh in memories when lesson topics have moved on later in the term. Covers halving, doubling, partitioning, adding and subtracting 10 and 100.

Addition problems for lower ks 2, differentiated, with answers included. First 2 levels are basic 1 step additions, can be used with resources, number lines or column addition. 2nd and 3rd stages have bridging across tens and hundreds and 3rd stage is 2 step (look out for last one - has a subtraction to ensure children read the question carefully!

Worksheet to complete a bar chart about people’s favourite animals. Tally chart included. Can also be used in class. Feedback appreciated!

Set of number bond cards to 20. Can be used for children to match numbers when called out in class or as a game of pairs. Useful for ks1 children learning number bonds or a ks2 or ks3 intervention group. Can be used in books as an activity or a game as a starter in a lesson. Pieces each have images related to the number on them. Feedback appreciated!

Petals and flower centres that children match together to show answers to division calculations. Works as a mental starter activity for a lesson on division methods for able ks1 or low ks2.

Multiplication calculations ranging from easiest (green) which could be done as mental multiplication practice for more able children up to orange and red which would require the grid method or long multiplication. Can be displayed on the board or on a wall to avoid too much photocopying or sticking in. Answers included for self marking.

Colourful bingo cards which can be used for addition, subtraction or division bingo, or just straight forward bingo.

Colourful days of the week display for general display or used in time themed maths lessons. Any feedback appreciated.

Differentiated number bonds activities. Include number bonds to 10, numbers bonds to 100 with multiples to 10 and with all numbers to 100. Can be used between lessons as a quick practise activity or as an assessment. Answers included.

Two sets of division calculations, can be displayed on the board to avoid photocopying and sticking in. To be used to teach division methods, either number line or bus stop methods, chunking and singularly. Questions range in difficulty from green (easiest, can be done mentally by more able) to orange and red, which would require written methods. Answers included for self marking.

Price tags that can be used in maths to sort biggest to smallest, in a shop setting or as a maths activity.