Guidance to identify the parts of the protractor. Great poster to put on your wall to remind your pupils the difference between inner and outer scale, the baseline and the edge. Laminate for durability. Hope you find this useful.

Flash cards contain maths signs and terminology and what they represent as it is necessary to identify them. Signs are used in maths notation to express a formula or to replace a value. Laminate for longer life. They can also be used as classroom display. Hope you find them useful.

Rounding and estimating are important parts of mathematics and a very handy tool for everyday life. Rounding can make sums easy. By rounding off, you could easily figure out that you would need to pay for your groceries. Here’s free worksheet to help your pupils practice about rounding off decimals numbers.

Problem solving exercises to help, encourage and reinforce your students general-problem-solving strategies. It also helps to improve their maths thinking and reasoning skills. It’s done in color and in black and white. Good to use as a controlled practise in the classroom or as assignment.

It is very important for your pupils to understand and know the units and to be able convert and write them down correctly. If they know their units, then they will understand what they are calculating. These posters are good to display in the classroom to remember how to convert the units use in volume and capacity. You may use it as a class discussion starter. Hope you find it useful.

General adding, subtracting and multiplying decimals quiz which includes two-step word problems. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Decimals'. Hope you find it useful.

A printable book about finding the perimeter of triangles is suitable for KS2 to KS3 students. Photocopy the blank triangle and ask your pupils to construct 4 to 6 triangles and show how to find the perimeter of a three-sided shape. You may use coloured art paper as an alternative. An example has been done for you. Cut them out and put them together as a triangular book. You may use this book as a production and once completed, as a display on your bulletin board.

Lined paper and page borders for your English writing composition or Math problem solving activity. Aligned to Common Core State Standard: W.1.3

Factors are the components of multiplication problems. Pupils need to understand how to factor numbers particularly when dealing with fractions, factoring tree, prime factorisation, finding least common multiple and finding greatest common factor. This is a presentation on how to find the products using factors of a number. Three methods are introduced and also few examples to practice on. Hope you find this useful!

This worksheet is designed to provide you with an approach to finding the product of two numbers by using the factors of the number being multiplied. An example has been given to set your pupils off. This can be used as a quiz or revision aid too. Hope you find this useful.

Excellent way for children to develop their logic skills while having fun hunting eggs in Easter. No maths is needed to complete the puzzles, just simple knowledge about the egg colours and patterns. Hope you find it useful.

Excellent way for children to develop their logic skills. No maths is needed to complete the puzzles, just simple knowledge about the halloween themed shapes and patterns.

Number flashcards are fun for children. These cards can help them to count from 0-20 and can be used in ordering numbers, counting backwards, less than and greater than, skip counting, simple addition and subtraction. Great to use as board games, as time fillers or for spelling game. Ideal as Christmas decorations. Hope you find them useful.

A classroom is a learning place and a word wall is a learning tool designed to support and develop your pupils' vocabulary. Here is a set of maths word wall displaying related terms for decimals and fractions. Laminate so you can use these flash cards repeatedly for the entire schoolyear. Hope you find them useful. Aligned to Common Core State Standard: 1.NBT.4

Worksheet about calculating area of a circle using pi as 22/7. Good to use as a controlled practice in the classroom or as homework.

Worksheet about calculating area of trapezia. Good to use as a controlled practise in the classroom or as homework.

A printable book about trapeziums which are closed shapes made up of four straight lines. It also includes its properties, how to find perimeter, area and missing angle. Hope you find it useful.

Problem solving exercises to help, encourage and reinforce your pupils general-problem-solving strategies. It also helps to improve their maths thinking and reasoning skills. It’s done in color and in black and white. Good to use as a controlled practice in the classroom or as homework.

General 'Fractions, Decimals and Geometry&' quiz which includes operations involving fractions, comparing and ordering decimals, different geometric topics. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of the three topics combined. Hope you find it useful.

Learning to count is a very first step in maths. Here is a set of colourful numbers from 0-20 in digits and in words to help your pupils to understand the numbers and their corresponding words. These flashcards are great to use for ordering numbers, odd and even, greater and less than, counting by 2's, 3&'s etc, skip counting, simple addition and subtraction. Laminate and it can be used for one-to-one private teaching to pupils who have difficulty with numeracy or in a group classroom environment. Great as a wall displays too. Hope you find it useful.