Fractions additions with like denominators. First set with three fractions to add which all total to less than a whole, second set with totals that equal more than a whole, and can be expressed either as top heavy or mixed fractions.

Comparing capacities questions, with subtraction and addition calculations to solve and compare the answers to find the bigger and smaller. Includes just ml and l and ml and use of <>= symbols. Answers included. Feedback appreciated!

Maths assessment for Year 2 that tests their knowledge in all areas covered. Covers sequences, odd and even numbers, sorting numbers, fractions of numbers and shapes, problem solving, shape properties, position and data handling.

Assessment including all curriculum areas, suitable for Year 4. Covers coordinates, sequences, fractions, ordering numbers, ratio, problem solving, reflection, data handling, perimeter, mode and range.

Maths assessment covering all areas of the curriculum for year 3. Covers sequences, empty box questions, place value, temperature, fractions, problem solving, mental multiplication, shapes, symmetry and data handling.

Assessment for Year one maths, covers empty box questions, recognising months, more or less, shorter and longer etc., maths vocabulary, problem solving, recognising 0, counting on and back from 20 and sorting images and shapes. All author’s own work. Images from Microsoft Word package. DXP9ZZ15HP

Power point and printable activities for place value mental maths activities. Can be used during the place value topic or later in the year to keep place value knowledge fresh in memories. Answers included on power point. Covers doubling, halving, adding and subtracting 10s and 100s and partitioning.

Good as a starter to practice basic division facts for able ks1 or lower ability ks2 children

Mixed problem solving questions, including multiplication, division, measures and estimation. Differentiated with answers provided.

Display showing the vocabulary for all the four operations. Useful for wall displays or shrunk down for individual children or small groups/tables

A set of capacity addition and subtraction problems, differentiated 3 ways. Answers included for self-marking. Number lines included on the earlier questions. Colour coded green = easiest, orange = mid, red = hardest

Differentiated school time tables with questions about start and finish times. Time tables and questions vary from o’clock and half hour times to 5 minute intervals and simple information retrieval questions to simple problem solving questions. Answers included. All feedback welcome!

Set of colourful month balloons to use for a birthday display, space to put photos or names of children in each balloon. Feedback appreciated!

A power point which goes through the definitions perpendicular, parallel, vertical, horizontal, diagonal, obtuse and acute, with examples. Activity at the end to complete as a class before attempting independent activities.

Homework ideas for maths for Year 3 (though can be used for other year groups). Can be optional, for children to choose their own project, or handed out weekly, or half termly. Includes direction, sequences, patterns, distance, weight, length, times tables, fractions, shapes, money, data handling, time, number problems, estimation, capacity and symmetry.

Whole lesson on finding patterns for sequences and continuing them. Rounding numbers starter activity for mental maths development and explanation on how to find patterns in sequences. Differentiated sequences to solve, from simply adding or subtracting the same number repeatedly to adding previous numbers (Fibonacci sequence)

Power point with activities for a multiplication lesson. Includes 2 activities, matching pairs and grid method activities and a set of multiplication calculations to use the grid method to complete.

Addition lesson using White Rose maths hub activities and including a set of addition calculations for an activity. Calculations include simpler additions and bridging across 10. Includes visual explanation of both number line and column method, including exchanging. Answers included both in power point and separately for self marking.

A lesson for children to practice checking whether addition and subtraction answers are accurate, including common mistakes like adding instead of subtracting, flipping subtractions instead of exchanging and confusing place value. Includes differentiated activity for children to work through, with answers so they can see whether they have identified the correct and incorrect answers accurately and self mark.