Complete lesson pack covering sharing in real contexts, with lovely visual resources to support. Contains lesson presentations and pupil tasks.

Complete lesson pack reinforcing telling the time on an analogue clock, introducing the Roman Numeral Clock face. Comes with teaching presentation and corresponding pupil tasks.

Complete lesson pack reviewing minutes past and to, before extending to cover time to the nearest minute, and recording in digital form. Comes with teaching presentation and pupil task.

Complete lesson pack practicing doubling using dominoes and butterflies, using counting to support. Comes with teaching presentation and worksheets

A lesson exploring sharing into groups practically using cubes. Fully resourced with linked teaching presentation and pupil tasks.

Complete lesson pack revising types of angles and measuring angles using a protractor. Contains teaching presentation and pupil tasks.

Whole lesson pack coving describing a turn and calculating unknown angles. Contain class presentation and pupil tasks.

Complete lesson pack containing lesson presentation and pupil tasks, linked to understanding and using a calendar.

Complete lesson pack consolidating reading digital and analogue time within the context of train timetables.

A complete lesson pack working through steps to draw shapes accurately using a protractor and a ruler.

Complete lesson pack to introduce and practice subtracting fractions using visual representations, with teaching presentations and pupil tasks.

Covers O’clock, half and quarter past, and quarter to as well as 5 minutes to and past the hour. With teaching presentation and pupil tasks and pairs games.

Complete lesson pack with numerous pupil tasks introducing quarters, and looking for equal parts, comes with teaching presentation and pupil tasks. Enough content for more than one lesson.

Introduces the concept of a half being two equal parts, comes with sorting tasks and matching cards, as well as a worksheet.

Complete lesson pack exploring comparing lessons from a visual timetable. Children calculate the length of lessons and then compare using greater that, less than or equal to.