True or false challenges for a division lesson, to follow the main activity.

Full lesson, with a rounding numbers starter, to explain how to find missing numbers using the inverse. Has an activity for AFL as well as a differentiated activity with answers for self marking.

Set of place value themed printable lesson starters. Mental maths for early lessons and to keep place value fresh in memories when lesson topics have moved on later in the term. Covers halving, doubling, partitioning, adding and subtracting 10 and 100.

Addition problems for lower ks 2, differentiated, with answers included. First 2 levels are basic 1 step additions, can be used with resources, number lines or column addition. 2nd and 3rd stages have bridging across tens and hundreds and 3rd stage is 2 step (look out for last one - has a subtraction to ensure children read the question carefully!

Whole division lesson including explanation and a starter activity based on the White Rose hub , an assessment activity with number line and chunking methods demonstrated and a differentiated activity with answers provided.

Includes White Rose starter activities, examples of how to estimate and a differentiated activity. Explanation of estimation included. Answers also included for self marking - I advise you set a limit for your own class and say their estimations need to be within a certain range.

Assessment for Year one maths, covers empty box questions, recognising months, more or less, shorter and longer etc., maths vocabulary, problem solving, recognising 0, counting on and back from 20 and sorting images and shapes. All author’s own work. Images from Microsoft Word package. DXP9ZZ15HP

Differentiated division true or false cards for children to sort and calculate. Works as main activity for a lesson on division methods for able ks1 or lower ability ks2

Good as a starter to practice basic division facts for able ks1 or lower ability ks2 children

Petals and flower centres that children match together to show answers to division calculations. Works as a mental starter activity for a lesson on division methods for able ks1 or low ks2.

Good game to use as a starter to recap or practice mental division when teaching division methods. Able ks1 or low ks2

Maths assessment for Year 2 that tests their knowledge in all areas covered. Covers sequences, odd and even numbers, sorting numbers, fractions of numbers and shapes, problem solving, shape properties, position and data handling.

Differentiated measures activity, measuring lines in cm and mm. More able worksheet includes place value challenge.

A selection of addition calculations, starting with easier (green) moving on to orange then red. Calculations start with just adding and subtracting 1 and 2 digit numbers, moving up to thousands. Includes answers for self marking.

Addition and subtraction calculations ranging from easy (green, which can be done mentally or with written methods for lower ability children) up to orange and red, for higher ability and others to use written methods. They include gram units and the red calculations have decimals as a challenge. Answers included for self marking.

A set of division calculations that can be displayed on the board or the wall to avoid too much photocopying and sticking in. Calculations range from easiest (green) to orange and red, allowing all children to access the more challenging work if they can complete the easier tasks. Answers included for self marking.

A set of differentiated worksheets with shapes that each include horizontal, vertical, diagonal, parallel and perpendicular lines and angles to be identified and labeled. The first of each has been either completed or started as an example.

Game to play to support mental maths, cut out each box, children to take turns turning over cards, if they match an addition question with the correct answer, they keep both. Recommend printing onto card, preferably each copy on a different colour to help make complete sets when putting away.

Game to play to support mental maths, cut out each box, children to take turns turning over cards, if they match a division question with the correct answer, they keep both. Recommend printing onto card, preferably each copy on a different colour to help make complete sets when putting away.