Simple worksheets that give children 2 calculations between an = sign and they have to explain whether the statement is true or false using a because sentence.

A set of worksheets that help children practice how to mentally add 2 2 digits and 2 3 digit numbers by using the following method: 47 + 55 = 47 + 50 = 97 97 + 5 = 102

A simple worksheet to check children’s understanding of how to use a ruler to check whether a statement is true or false requiring them to write a sentence to explain their thinking.

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/9D3G980Y-q4

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/iwpSS3d0EzA

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/ieSLf9wq6NM

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/72HaE58L6IE

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/iRWqwDLZwDU

Do your children train to be Special Agents to help them prepare for the end of KS1 SATS? Check out these mini, interactive quizzes that revise a range of past SAT questions to help them become the best Special Agent they can be! Wish you could encourage the children to do a little extra practice at home? Why not send the link to the teaching video that accompanies this quiz home and let Mrs G help you out? https://youtu.be/kQjeuCBM-B4

Do your class do Special Agent Training in preparation for the end of Year 2 SATs? Want a quick and easy secret mission to help boost their maths knowledge? Help your children tackle some SAT style questions based on telling the time as part of the their Special Agent Training! Why not send the link to the training video for your children to check out at home for an extra revision booster? Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/IO0p_j3Lz1M

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types.

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types

A simple, multiple choice quiz to see if children can correctly identify the tens number in a 2 digit number.

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types.

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDNY9D-fYJHxt0_pSebPUklWdVeFYWUZs

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types. Why not send the link to this video and many other SAT training videos on my Youtube Channel home so children can practice at home too? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDNY9D-fYJHxt0_pSebPUklWdVeFYWUZs

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types. Why not send the link to this video and many other SAT training videos on my Youtube Channel home so children can practice at home too? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDNY9D-fYJHxt0_pSebPUklWdVeFYWUZs

Do your Year 2s complete Special Agent Training to help them work through the end of KS1 assessments? Help your children tackle some of the SATS style questions they may face when they complete the Arithmetic SAT paper by showing them methods to help them work out the answers to some worked examples from past papers. As Special Agents, this training is an important part of ensuring the children feel ready for anything! These powerpoints work through the question types, and work up to the trickier questions types. Why not send the link to this video and many other SAT training videos on my Youtube Channel home so children can practice at home too? https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDNY9D-fYJHxt0_pSebPUklWdVeFYWUZs

Can you help Charlie Croc compare these numbers and choose the correct mathematical sign to show whether one number is less than, equal to or greater than another number? Dont’ forget - Charlie Croc only eats the biggest number!

Revise and consolidate children’s knowledge of telling the time to the 4 main times in a simple ‘What time is it Mr Wolf?’ mini quiz. Recap o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to on an analogue clock.