Suitable for year 3/4 or low level year 5. 3 levels of differentiation and answers all included. Editable addition word problems. Free PDF file Mr Saxby`s Red Apple

Here is a subtraction worksheet pack I have created. I have put year 3, 4, 5, or 6 as it really depends on where your class are at and children's individual needs. In regard to the national curriculum, this would be aimed at year 4. It includes place value headings and the use of chilli challenge for children to select their own difficulty. This is a great resource to get children to practice the formal subtraction modal as there is no exchanging required. I hope you like it! Your feedback is always welcomed. Thank you.

I used this in an 'outstanding' observation. The set comes with word documents so that you can edit freely. The word problems can be stuck into books and the shop is a double sided. Children get answers from the shop. 3 levels of differentiation with answers for self assessment!

Here is an Addition worksheet pack I have created. I have included a whole week of worksheets with answers to allow children to self-assess. I have put year 3, 4, or 5 as it really depends on where your class are at and children's individual needs. In regard to the national curriculum, this would be aimed at year 4. It includes place value headings and the use of chilli challenge for children to select their own difficulty. I hope you like it! Your feedback is always welcomed. Thank you.

UPDATE - 1.7.18 - I have updated all the combined scores for the final summer assessment. UPDATE - This update includes the new year 6 combined scores and the new year 2 combined scores. 29.3.18 Please note a slight change in the year 2 results (autumn) due to further data predictions to this years SATs test. Remember these are only a guide and have proved very useful and accurate in our school. I have created an excel sheet to use as a whole school assessment for the NEW 2017/18 White Rose Maths assessment material. I work as part of the senior leadership team and lead mathematics. This is not perfect by any means. I have used previous SAT’s scores to inform my judgement. This is NOT to be taken as a pass or fail assessment material. I found it useful to look at a glance to see children’s results. I also can not predict the next terms test scores but will update accordingly if they change :) I hope you find it useful too.