Maths Targets and Tracking Sheets for Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3. Good assessment and tracking tool.

2-page ‘division’ booklet. On the first page, there are no remainders, on the second there are. 2 pages. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

3 differentiated activities (LA, MA and HA) 7 - 11 years Ideal for homework or class-based activity

A very simple game of bingo for younger learners. No additional resources required. Just ask your student’s to write 5 random numbers between 1 and 30 (in pencil) in the game grid provided. There is space for 5 games. Then call out a number (between 1 and 30) and if a student has that number, they cross it off (make sure they use a different coloured pen to cross out their numbers) to avoid cheating. The first person to cross out all their numbers shouts BINGO! They win a prize, sticker or house point etc. You can make this game more Maths focused by calling out the numbers like, ‘What is the total of 3 and 5?’ Anybody with the number 8 crosses it off and so on. It’s up to you if you want to play it like that.

Number Bonds to 1000 Challenge! A fantastic challenge! Can your student's complete the number bonds to 1000? Question and Answer Sheet Provided (plus a blank sheet too) Ideal as an extended homework task, a warm up (to complete 1 column at a time) or plenary. Fully editable.

Divide various amounts of money by 2, 4, 5 and 10 Nice little warm up or homework activity! Ideal for 7 - 11 years (depending on ability). Answers provided

Worksheet Task: Add and subtract tens and units using a 100 square. Great for upper KS1 and lower KS2. All answers provided.

Rounding to the nearest 10 & 100 2 pages. Round numbers to the nearest 10 and 100. Fully editable.

Includes: - Finding and sorting Information - Displaying Information (line graphs, tally charts, bar charts/graphs, Carroll diagrams and Venn diagrams) - Code breakers - Interpreting data Can be adapted for upper KS1 and lower KS2

Every child can use this excellent times tables tracking / success sheet. Children work in pairs (using the flash cards provided) and progress at their own rate. Times tables are consolidated and tested frequently. When a child is able to recite a set of times tables flash cards in random order (without mistakes or hesitation), a person will write their initials in the attempt box on the tracking sheet. A child needs 3 initials (3 correct attempts) to move on to the next set of flash cards. Once a child has completed a whole stage, an adult will test them. If they pass the test, they move onto the next stage! You will need to print off and put the flash cards together before you begin… they are all attached!!

4-page booklet. Focus: to identify thirds of a whole shape and number. The last page consists of word-related problems. Ideal for Year 2 students and above. Fully editable. Answers provided.

2 great resources: Resource 1: A great little booklet to test your student’s knowledge of halves, quarters and thirds. Answers provided and fully editable. Resource 2: A worksheet to consolidate halves, quarters and thirds. Answers provided and fully editable.

3 booklets (each 3-pages long). Booklet 1: x2 and x5 sums. Booklet 2: x3 and x4 sums. Booklet 3: x6 and x7 sums. Task: Draw each multiplication sum in the space provided then show the sum as repeated addition. Fully editable.

A 2-page activity booklet focusing on unit fractions and equivalent fractions. Activity 1: Write and show equivalent fractions for a half Activity 2: Write equivalent fractions for a variety of unit fractions Activity 3: Use the squared paper to draw and label a variety of equivalent fractions Fully editable.

Division Duck is a great little warm up to consolidate dividing and multiplying by 4. 37 slides. Child-friendly, fun and fully interactive. Fully editable.

A 2-page booklet for younger students to write, recognize and order unit fractions. Fully editable.

Count in multiples of 10, 5, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 , 19, 20, 25, 30, 40, 50 and 75. 4 pages in total. Fully editable. Answers provided. Please note: Page 4 is a self-assessment sheet.

This counting activity, if done on a weekly basis, speeds up counting and helps develop multiplication facts. . Time guide: 1 - 5 minutes: EXCEPTIONAL 7 - 11 minutes: FAST 12 - 17 minutes: AVERAGE 18 minutes or more: NEED TO SPEED UP . This sheet is designed so that numbers are paired with their double. E.g. children counting in 5’s learn to count in 10’s too so they see a connection between the numbers. When children count in 6’s, they learn to count in 12’s etc. . Answers provided. Fully editable.

27 slides . Slide 3: What does addition mean? Slide 10: Symbol for addition Slide 13: Examples of addition Slide 25: Additionsto try . Ideal for beginners. Fully editable.

This activity sheet should only be used once the children know the following: . 1.) How to separate counting cubes into equal groups (I use plastic cups for the groups. Alternatively you could use grouping hoops). 2.) How to draw balls on a sheet of paper and separate them into equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate halves, they should draw the balls in groups of 2 (in an array formation) then separate into 2 equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate quarters, they should draw the balls in groups of 4 (in an array formation) then separate into 4 equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate thirds, they should draw the balls in groups of 3 (in an array formation) then separate into 3 equal groups etc. 3.) How to count confidently in 2’s (when working with halves); how to count confidently in 4’s (when working in quarters); how to count confidently in 3’s (when working in thirds) etc. . This sheet has questions related to halves, quarters and thirds but you can always change the questions. Fully editable. Example shown.