The Pirate Game! Players place the symbols and money amounts into a Battleship style grid. The teacher picks co-ordinates at random, and the players cross out each square as they go. If money is hit, they total up the amount in the cash section If they hit a symbol, refer to the symbol key on what action needs to take place. Includes a PowerPoint with class instructions, "The Pirate Game Grid Worksheet’ and a ‘Pirate Game Symbol Key’

Printable Key Words for Maths topics, great to use for displays in order to get students familiar with mathematical terminology Catergorised by Topic and Colour Includes: Command Words, Number, Shape, Algebra, Statistics, Graphs, Transformations and Units of Measurement

A code breaker which gets students to convert fractions to percentages using either their calculator or mental arithmetic (depending on ability) “How do mathematicians plough fields?”

8 worded problem questions that focus on percentage decrease. The questions deal with money, temperature and distance and to get students familiar with different units Available in Word format so that you can edit the numbers depending on class ability and PDF

A fun Battleship type game! Working in pairs, one student will be ‘Pirate Peg Leg’ and hide the hidden treasure on their copy of the map. The other student, using their own map need to recall the grid numbers that they think the treasure is in! If they find the treasure they score points! A fun game to introduce primary school students to the concept of co-ordinates, x axis and y axis. Includes instruction sheets, treasure chests to cut out and a treasure map. (Number scale on co-ordinate axis need adding depending on ability of class)

A Tuck-Shop style worksheet to allow students to practice adding and subtracting amounts of money. Also familiarizes them with converting pence to pounds, and calculating change