A guide to key mathematical vocabulary terms which are used on the foundation papers for the three major exam boards, such as sum, product, multiple, factor etc. This sheet was designed to help year 11 students who are aiming for a level 4 or for post-16 students who are re-sitting their Maths GCSE revise and recap these key words. There are 20 questions using the terms, including some exam-style ones which are based on questions from the three major exam boards. There is an answer sheet included.

3 worksheets of word problems for year 3. Each question has a question aimed at an expected year 3 level and then a (b) part question designed to be more challenging. There is a dedicated multiplication sheet, a dedicated division sheet and then one which uses mixed operations, including addition and subtraction. Times tables used are 2, 3, 5, 8 and 10 and there are also some question which require learners to multiply larger numbers by 10. Each sheet has an answer sheet included.

Worksheet for year 4 on rounding numbers to the nearest ten, hundred and thousand. Split into 3 different levels (bronze, silver, gold) and with a deeper learning question at the end. As the silver and gold levels require rounding to the nearest ten on three-digit numbers and the nearest hundred on four-digit numbers, prior knowledge of these numbers would be helpful. This could also be used for a homework task. Each section can be cut up separately as an ink-saver. There is also an answer sheet included.

A selection of reasoning questions to revise for the year 2 Maths SATS paper 2. There are ten aural questions and a model teacher script. There are a further 10 written questions, covering topics such as money, number sequences and numbers in words and digits. These questions are particularly suitable for pupils working below or at the expected standard for Key Stage 1. All questions are based on the 2016 Maths SATS papers and government sample materials.

10 cards and answers that can be printed off onto card, or back-to-back and laminated for repeated use. Answers are provided so pupils can test each other or themselves and get instant feedback. Each card contains an arithmetic question for each of the 4 operations and 3 reasoning questions, covering topics such as algebra, angles, money and time, ration and proportion. Could also be used as maths starters or plenaries. These questions are aimed at pupils who are working above the expected standard for year 6.

10 cards and answers that can be printed off onto card, or back-to-back and laminated for repeated use. Answers are provided so pupils can test each other or themselves and get instant feedback. Each card contains an arithmetic question for each of the 4 operations and 3 reasoning questions, covering topics such as area and perimeter, angles, money and time and proportion. Could also be used as maths starters or plenaries. These questions are aimed at pupils who are working at the expected standard for year 6.

10 cards and answers that can be printed off onto card, or back-to-back and laminated for repeated use. Answers are provided so pupils can test each other or themselves and get instant feedback. Each card contains an arithmetic question for each of the 4 operations and 3 reasoning questions, covering topics such as area and perimeter, angles, money and time. Could also be used as maths starters or plenaries. These questions are aimed at pupils who are working below the expected standard for year 6.

A series of worked examples and practice questions for the Key Stage 1 Maths SATS Arithmetic Paper. Topics covered included: Adding two two-digit numbers, multiplication and division, halves, quarters, three-quarters and thirds. These are ideal for a teacher or teaching assistant led small group or intervention. They could also be used by parents and tutors supporting children at home. All questions are based on the 2016 SATS paper and sample government materials.

A series of worked examples and practice questions for the Key Stage 1 Maths Arithmetic Paper 1. These are ideal for use in a teacher or teaching assistant led intervention or small group. Topics covered include adding two two-digit numbers, multiplication and division, halving and quartering. These questions are aimed at pupils working at the expected standard. They could also be used by parents and tutors supporting children at home. All questions are based on the 2016 test and government sample materials.

A series of worked examples and questions for the end of key stage 1 (year 2) Maths SATS Arithmetic tests. Topics include single digit addition, one and two digit addition and subtraction, adding ten to a two digit number and halves. These are ideal for use in teacher or teaching assistant led interventions and small groups. These questions are aimed at pupils who are working below the expected standard.

A series of practice questions and answers for the year 6 Maths SATS for revision. These questions are aimed at pupils who are at Gold/Exceeding level. They can be done independently and then any misconceptions can be addressed with a teacher or teaching assistant. They could also be used by tutors or parents supporting pupils at home. All questions are based on 2016 Paper 3 and government sample materials.

A series of worked examples and practice exam questions for Maths Paper 3 (Reasoning) of the year 6 SATS tests. These activities are ideal for use in a teacher or teaching assistant small group or intervention. They could also be used by tutors or parents helping their children to revise at home. All questions are based on the 2016 test paper and the government sample materials.

A series of worked examples and practice questions to revise for the year 6 Maths Reasoning Paper 3. The activity is ideal for a teacher or teaching assistant led intervention or small teaching group. These questions are aimed at pupils who are Bronze/Emerging level and below the expected standard. All questions are based on the 2016 Paper 3 Maths Paper and government sample materials.

A series of practice questions for the year 6 SATS Reasoning paper 2. This worksheet is aimed at pupils who are exceeding the expected standard and are designed to be worked through independently. Any misconceptions can then be identified and discussed with the pupil. These could also be done as homework or used by parents or tutors who are helping pupils revise at home. All questions are based on the 2016 SATS paper and government sample materials.