*An ideal worksheet for Year 2. 36 questions (12 easy, 12 medium and 12 hard). Fully editable and answers provided. Extension task: Lower Ability (LA): Ask the children to create 2 multiplication and 2 division sums using 3 numbers up to but not exceeding 12. Medium Ability (MA): Same as LA but use 3 numbers up to but not exceeding 24. Higher Ability (HA): Same as LA but use 3 numbers up to but not exceeding 36.

*** Why not start the day or end the day with some Maths challenges?** Attached are 15 sets of Year 5 and Year 6 Maths Word Problems. 16 slides in total. Ideal for 9 - 12 years. Answers not provided.

Counting Objects & Sounds 2 worksheets: Worksheet 1: Students must count the objects in front of them and record the number in the table provided. Worksheet 2: Students must listen to the sounds they hear and record the number in the table provided. Fully editable.

Number Bonds to 10 and 20 1 worksheet 30 questions

Students have to make each number using their counting cubes. Ideal for beginners / KS1. Fully editable. 2-page booklet.

Partition each number using the table provided then complete the sum. Example shown. Fully editable.

A lunchtime supervisor decides to rearrange the tables in your school canteen. Investigate how many children can fit around the tables. 5 pages. Fully differentiated. Investigation 1A: Lower Ability (working below) Investigation 1B: Middle Ability (working at) Investigation 2: Higher Ability (working above) All answers provided Fully editable

Perfect Place Value Worksheet - 5 place value activities in 1 place Make a number (using place value cards). Label the number (Hundreds, Tens, Units/Ones). Show the number on the abacus. Write the number (digits & words). Write the sum and total. 2 pages and fully editable. 2 sizes available - A3 and A4 size (A3 is ideal for younger learners).

A fun activity focusing on measuring in grams and kilograms. Fully editable.

A brilliant PowerPoint to use when introducing and teaching estimation. Ideal for 5 to 9 years. 14 slides. Please note: The preview images may appear squashed but once purchased, the images will be 100%. 2 worksheets also included for estimating and measuring length.

Regular 2D Polygons worksheet Task: Can your student’s name the polygons? Answers provided. Fully editable.

A 22-slide PowerPoint to introduce, teach and make Tessellations. Contents: What is Tessellation? Tessellations all around us Tessellation with Pentominoes - hyperlink to Pentominoes Tessellation with 7-Pin Polygons - hyperlink to 7-Pin Polygons Tessellations by M.C. Escher Make Your Own Escher Tessellations 1 Make Your Own Escher Tessellations 2 Make Your Own Escher Tessellations 3 Pentominoes 7-Pin Polygons Tried and tested and fully editable.

A great little activity to make and order numbers. All you will need is 3 dice and off you go! Also attached is a blank place value template. 5 slides

Calculate 10%, 20%, 50%, 5% and 75% of whole numbers (ending in 0). 40 questions to complete (inside the table). All answers provided. Fully editable.

6 Maths puzzles to solve. Suitable for 7 - 11 years (depending on ability).

A fun darts game for adding single digit numbers. Great for a maths warm up or plenary. 7 slides. Integrated sounds and animations. My class love this! Tried and tested.

Tangrams Activity 1: Cut along the bold black lines to make 7 pieces. Activity 2: Have a go at making your own Tangram using the square template provided. 2 pages.

2 activities attached. Homework Activity: Students must look for a variety of containers at home that contain liquid. Can they find the number on the label that tells them how many litres (l) or millilitres (ml) they hold? They must then find three containers to bring in to school. One should be about 1 litre, one should be about half a litre (or about 500 millilitres) and the last should be much smaller than half a litre. Worksheet Activity: For this activity, present the children with a variety of empty containers (labelled A to F). You could use ‘some’ of the containers the children brought in for homework. Students must then estimate the volume of each container. They must then record the actual measurements and finally calculate the difference between their estimate and actual measurement. **Both activities are fully editable.

2 different worksheets to choose from! Worksheet 1: For each object, your student’s must: Estimate if the selected object is more or less than 1 kg (if they think it is they write ‘YES’, if not they write ‘NO’); Record the actual measurement of the object (in kilograms and grams); Write down if their initial estimate was right or wrong (recording YES or NO) after the object has been weighed. Worksheet 2: For each object, your student’s must: Estimate the weight of each selected object. Record the actual mass of the object (in kilograms and grams); Write if the object was more or less than 1 kg. **Fully editable.

Measuring Length & Capacity 2 worksheets. Measuring Length - table to complete. Measuring capacity - table to complete. Fully editable.