Two pages of Halloween themed word problems. The first page shows 4 subtraction only problems. The second page has a mixture of addition and subtraction problems. They use a variety of mathematical language and units of measurement including ml, £, houses, ghosts etc.

A game for 2 players. Move a counter forwards if an even numbers is rolled and back for odd numbers. The winner is the first person to reach the ‘win’ space at the end of the track.

A festive lesson that could be used in the run up to Christmas. An idea of a lesson outline is included as well as the lyrics and audio for ‘A Spaceman came Travelling.’ A picture of the Nativity Scene and a link for an online Nativity story are also included.

An A4 class Golden Time chart, that can be personalised, printed off and laminated.

Three way differentiated word problems for pupils to calculate how much change would be given if they bought items using 20p, £1 or £2.50.

A template layout and table that could be used to record results for an investigation of how to keep cold things cold. Easily adapted to add more cells or alter text as appropriate for your lesson.

A Template that can be used to help pupils plan an investigation. With spaces for pupils to complete what they are investigating, their prediction, the variables and draw how the investigation looks set up.

A resource that could be used to help pupils plan and record an investigation of stretch. Suggested use: Text could be deleted to leave spaces for pupils to complete as necessary. The outline of the investigation is as follows: 'We are investigating which material is the stretchiest so that we can tell the people who are making a bungee rope for the world’s biggest bungee jump.'

A story to use as a focus for a whole class discussion on being humble and serving others. 'Imagine that as we are sitting here, we are awaiting a visit from a very important person. David Beckham is coming to our school...'

Two sets of cards. The first set show 6 x tables and the corresponding division calculations. The second set are for the 9 x tables and the inverse.

Three differentiated question sheets featuring viewing figures of children's television programs. Pupils need to read the tables, extract the correct figures and add the appropriate amounts to be able to answer the questions regarding viewers on each day.