Great Maths warm up! 5 - 11 years! Instructions provided … very easy to play and no resources required!

Great method to use when subtracting numbers that are quite close together (e.g. 24 - 19). Example given + simple steps to follow. 24 stepped-level questions included.

Estimate and Measure Length (m & cm) Worksheet Estimate and measure objects (in cm) or larger areas (in m) using this versatile worksheet. If you haven’t got access to a trundle wheel to measure areas in metres, just ask your student’s to measure using long strides (these are equal to approximately 1 metre). Fully editable.

2 nice worksheets to use when measuring in cm and mm. Fully editable and answer sheet provided. I normally allow the children a small degree of error either side of the exact measurement (1mm more or 1mm less).

Wrist, Ankle & Head Measurements An excellent practical Maths lesson! Measure and record wrist, ankle and head circumference measurements - I’ve attached 2 types of record sheets ,… just choose your favourite one! Also attached is a graph to plot the results of each body area (wrist, ankle & head), The graph allows for 17 children’s names … you could get half the class to show the results from the girls and half the class to show the results from the boys (or just split the class in half). More than enough space to compare measurements. You will need string/measuring tapes and rulers for this lesson. Fully editable.

Measuring Objects in the Classroom (m, cm and mm) A simple chart to record measurements in m, cm and mm. 2 pages. Example objects listed. Fully editable.

Measuring SHORTER Objects (cm and mm) A simple chart to record measurements of shorter objects in cm and mm. Example shown. Fully editable.

Measuring Height Students can measure and record their heights using the tables provided. 2 pages. Fully editable.

3 enjoyable ‘measuring length’ activities including: . Maths Investigation - are you wider than you are long. Measuring different pieces of string. Measuring objects in cm and mm. . Fully editable.

Measure different objects in m and cm worksheet. Idea for 7+ A nice practical lesson!

Sort 2D shapes according to their sides. Answers provided. Fully editable. Also provided are some blank Venn diagram worksheets to use as you wish.

Convert a range of measurements. Ideal for KS2 or KS3. 5 worksheets provided.

Task: Convert the following units of measurement using this worksheet: . cm to mm mm to cm m to cm cm to m . Fully editable.

What Shape Am I? PowerPoint presentation. 14 slides. Activity: Think of 1 of the 7 shapes displayed on the front slide (circle, oval, triangle, square, rectangle, pentagon & hexagon). The PowerPoint will ask you questions and guess your shape. Fun for a quick warm up or plenary

2D Shape Test Great for an end-of-topic test. 10 questions. 25 seconds per question. 13 slides. All answers provided (on slide 12).

**3 Target Boards ** 3 Target Boards: Whole Numbers, Decimal Numbers & Negative Numbers. The idea of Target Boards has been around for a long time and they are an effective way of working with numbers. How it works: Your student’s are presented with a grid of numbers and you say something like: Which numbers add up to make 20? How many multiples of 4 can you find? Give me two numbers that have a sum of 18. How many odd numbers are there? There are lots of variations you can do with this activity … split the class into two groups and get them to compete, individual time trials etc.

Activity: Complete the number sequences using whole numbers and decimals. Extension activity: Students to create their own number sequences.

Focus: Odd and Even Numbers. 1 worksheet. Ideal for KS1 students.

Missing number sequences A great little warm up. Ask the children to identify the missing numbers in each sequence. 11 slides in total. Subject

**A good introduction to angles! ** 10 slides Suitable for 5 - 11 years What is an angle? Whole turns, half turns and quarter turns How do we measure angles? Rights angles Other angles -acute, obtuse and reflex