A worksheet that gets students familiar with percentage multipliers for percentage increase and decrease. The worksheet includes model example questions so it is perfect for independent practice Available in Colour/Balck and White and A4/A5

A worksheet based around getting students to correctly label right angle triangles ‘Hypotenuse, Opposite and Adjacent’ in order to select whether the SIne, Cosine, or Tangent rule should be used to work out missing lengths. The questions are based around SOH CAH TOA and have no specific angle values, this worksheet is for practicing the labelling of triangles and identifying the appropriate trigonometric rule. Worksheet avaliable in Colour/Black and White (A4/A5)

A standard form PowerPoint: Explains why standard form is used Demonstrates the layout of standard form and how to identify when a number is correctly written in standard form Has practice questions changing from ordinary numbers to standard form and vice versa Includes a fun whiteboard activity of magazine style questions such as ‘How much did James Bond make at Box Office as an ordinary number’

A worksheet which gets students to identify prime numbers up to 100. Get the students to follow the given instructions and cross off different multiples, in order to be left with prime numbers. Avaliable in A5/A5 Colour and Black/White

A Easter version of the classic Maths ‘Elf Game’ Includes a PowerPoint and spreadsheet (Word/PDF) for pupils to fill in. The Rules: Each group of students are given 12 bunnies, and on each day they must decide whether to send the elves to the ‘Nearby Meadow’ or ‘Faraway Forest’ the weather at each location is determined by rolling a dice. If the weather is good the bunnies come back with Easter Eggs to sell. Aim of the game is to make as much money as possible! Including additional events such as “Down the Rabbit Hole”, “The Tax Man”, “The Bunny Strike”, “Bunnies for Hire” and much more

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 worksheet which combines skills of simplifying, multiplying, adding, subtracting and expanding brackets with Surds Available in Colour/Black and White Best printed in A3/A4

A worksheet for students to practice the three main methods of multiplication, Column Method, Chinese Method and Grid Method. The worksheet includes multiplication of two-digit and three-digit numbers. Avaliable in Colour, Black/White, A4 and A5 versions to make printing easier!

Three Percentage Code Breakers that will get students familiar with using multipliers to find a percentage of an amount. Calculator Recommended. Three code breakers in total, two shorter ones that could be used as a quick activity/starter. One longer one to keep students busy for longer, great as an extension sheet for those students that fly ahead! (All include maths puns/jokes so I apologise in advance)

A worksheet that gets students to practice expanding single and double brackets. The worksheet includes prompts (F.O.I.L) so it is a perfect worksheet to set as independent revision/homework Available in Colour/Black and White and A4/A5

A worksheet which gets students to practice solving simple linear equations. The worksheet is split into: Equations where they must solve using division (5x = 15) Equations where they must solve using addition/subtraction (x + 2 = 4) Available in A4/A5 Colour/Black and White

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?”

A worksheet to get students to practice using Pythagoras to find missing lengths of triangles. Avaliable in Colour/Black and White (A4/A5)

A worksheet to get students to practice forming and writing fractions. They must write the amount shaded as a fraction of the whole shape. Worksheet avaliable in Colour/Black and White (A4/A5)

A worksheet which focuses in on two skills. Finding the Nth Term of a linear sequence where the terms are increasing, and using the Nth Term to work out the 100th Term in a sequence. Available in Colour/Black and White. A4/A5

A worksheet that gets students to work out the Nth Term of linear sequences where the terms decrease. The worksheet also gets students to use the Nth term to work out the first three and the 100th term in a sequence. Available in Colour/Black and White and A4/A5

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 maths Christmas Elf Game, includes a PowerPoint and spreadsheet for pupils to fill in. The Rules: Each student/group gets given 12 elves, on each day they must decide whether to send the elves to the ‘Nearby Woods’ or ‘Faraway Forest’ the weather at each location is determined by rolling a dice. If the weather is good the elves come back with Christmas trees to sell. Aim of the game is to make as much money as possible! Including additional events such as “The Mountain Road”, “The Tax Man”, “The Strike”, “Elves for hire” and much more

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)