True or false challenges for a division lesson, to follow the main activity.

Another set of multiplication calculations, differentiated for less and more able, or mental and written methods. Can be displayed on the board to avoid photocopying and sticking in. Answers included for self-marking.

One set of multiplication calculations. Range in difficulty from green (easier, can be done mentally by more able) to orange and red, which would require a written method. Can use grid method or column method for upper ks2. Can be displayed on the board to avoid photocopying and sticking in. Answers included for self-marking.

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.

Worksheet to help lower ability children add fractions using visual aids.

Subtraction calculations ranging from easy (green) that can be completed mentally for more able or using physical resources for less able, up to orange and red, which can be completed with a number line or column subtraction. Can be displayed on the board or the wall to reduce photocopying and sticking in. Answers included for self marking.

Sets of differentiated colourful shapes to label and identify, including properties of 2D shapes to be learned in ks2. Covers angles, types of lines and regular and irregular shapes.

Differentiated instructions to draw a selection of shapes. Children can stick in the instructions next to the shapes they have drawn and select shapes according to ability. Covers basic to more complex shapes, including rectangles, squares, triangles, hexagons and pentagons, irregular and regular shapes. Instructions vary from basic with one point to more complicated with multiple points. Also covers parallel lines and angles.

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.

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.

A set of differentiated worksheets with shapes that each include horizontal, vertical, diagonal, parallel and perpendicular lines and angles to be identified and labeled. The first of each has been either completed or started as an example.

Another set of differentiated division calculations for children to work through. Answers included for self marking.

A set of division calculations that can be displayed on the board or the wall to avoid too much photocopying and sticking in. Calculations range from easiest (green) to orange and red, allowing all children to access the more challenging work if they can complete the easier tasks. Answers included for self marking.

Addition and subtraction calculations ranging from easy (green, which can be done mentally or with written methods for lower ability children) up to orange and red, for higher ability and others to use written methods. They include gram units and the red calculations have decimals as a challenge. Answers included for self marking.

A selection of addition calculations, starting with easier (green) moving on to orange then red. Calculations start with just adding and subtracting 1 and 2 digit numbers, moving up to thousands. Includes answers for self marking.

Differentiated measures activity, measuring lines in cm and mm. More able worksheet includes place value challenge.