Love this activity, children match the numbers in different forms to show understanding of each area of learning. Cut out the different forms and stick onto the place value monster sheets.

These are lovely activities to support children in adding 2 and 3 digits to 10. It is also great for supporting children in finding missing numbers. Inspired by White Rose Small Steps in learning

These are 2 fantastic activities to help children in KS1 with their rapid recall of mental arithmetic. Great for SATs practise to really get to grips with arithmetic type questions in a fun way. One game is focusing on addition and subtraction and the other focuses on multiplication and division, in line the the current curriculum expectations. Putting the love in learning…

These are brilliant booklets for schools to give to parents. The literacy guide contains a reading comprehension activity, a spelling activity, a grammar/punctuation assessment sheet, a grammar game and a SATs stress buster advice section giving 10 tips to support children and prevent them getting anxiety in the build up to the tests. The maths guide contains an arithmetic assessment, a reasoning assessment and a times tables game. All of these have been created to give parents a good idea of what their children will be doing in their SATs tests, as well as giving them advice and knowledge of what they can do to help them revise or learn through games. A great resource which we are sure parents would find extremely useful. Children are at the very centre of everything we do…

These are gorgeous activities to teach children in KS1 about tallying. Starting with a powerpoint presentation which gives small steps in learning, building up progression throughout, encouraging child participation. This is then complimented by a Tally Chart Bingo game and tally chart varied fluency activities. Inspired by White Rose with a little more excitement and a little more sparkle. Putting the love back in learning…

This is a lovely bundle of activities including a fab powerpoint presentation to show children how to use the symbol of greater than and less than. Animated and interactive to engage and enthuse KS1 learners.

We have included a great powerpoint which has a coin reveal for children to work out which coin is being shown. This powerpoint also presents an extra challenge asking children how the value of that coin can be made using ones. A UK coin & note recognition poster is also available and money comparison activities up to 20p and £1, making the same amounts using different coins to those given in the examples. A great bundle of money activities for KS1.

Here you will find some fantastic resources to support your KS2 learners in their knowledge and understanding of how Roman Numerals are worked out. There is a child friendly, engaging powerpoint which gives clear step by step examples right the way through. Then there are some maths problem solving activities based on true historical facts. This is a great activity for KS2 learners, combining historical facts with maths. There is also a Roman Numerals grid, showing the correct numerals alongside Roman Numerals, to provide a visual to allow children to check their answers. We have also included grids with many numbers missing, to allow learners to have a go at them themselves. There are also Roman Numerals matching worksheets and a Roman Numerals Card game. This is a great bundle of activities to really put the love back in learning…

PPT explaining how fact families work in a child friendly style to engage and enthuse learners. A set of christmas themed fact family worksheets are also included. A whole range of Fact Family printables can support your learners with this sometimes tricky concept in KS1 and early KS2. 5 activities in total many pages in each activity, includes a game which has been differentiated to 3 levels to make learning a little more exciting and to instill a deeper understanding and a love of learning.

A bundle of maths resources to support the learning and understanding of 2D shapes. Various activities included, from drawing lines of symmetry, drawing a range of shapes and finding the odd one out. Various objectives covered for the maths shape curriculum in KS2.