A great introduction to angles 10 slides Suitable for 5 - 11 years . Contents: . What is an angle? Whole turns, half turns and quarter turns How do we measure angles? Rights angles Other angles -acute, obtuse and reflex

Grams and Kilograms Conversions Worksheet. 40 questions. Answer sheet and Assessment feedback provided.

An EASY way to introduce Fractions to your class . 30 slides Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability) Also included are 2 halves and quarters worksheets . Contents: . Reading Fractions Writing Fractions Mixed Numbers Fractions of a Number Equivalent Fractions Ordering Fractions

12 different varieties of paper including: 9-dot paper Squared paper Grid paper (1 quadrant & 4 quadrants) Squares table Tridots More dotty paper (small, medium and large) Triangular paper Editable squared paper

Nets of a CUBE - Activity 11 nets in total. Have a go at making some nets of a cube. Tick the ones you make and complete. Fully editable.

Money & Percentages - Income Tax, Bills & Take Home PAY Calculate ‘take home pay’ after deducting tax, NHS and pension contributions? I did this lesson with a gifted and talented Maths group and they were amazed to see how much money they had left to spend after deductions … a nice introduction to the reality of TAXES! Fully editable.

3 great 100 Square worksheets / activity booklets PLUS a blank 100 square template. All answers provided. Ideal for upper KS1 and lower KS2.

Money - Income VS Expenditure Calculate the average set of household bills … a nice introduction to adulthood! I set this as a homework task and received VERY positive feedback from parents! Fully editable.

Topic: AREA A simple presentation teaching ‘how to calculate the area of a shape by counting squares’. Suitable for 4 - 7 years Fully editable.

Various TIME challenges … the children love them! Activity: Students must time and record how long it takes to complete each challenge … just give each group a stopwatch and off you go. Tried and Tested. Fun for all! Fully editable.

A 160 slide PowerPoint to teach multiplication and division to a Year 3 class. Easy steps to follow - Teaching points, examples, exercises and games. . CONTENTS:** . Slide 3: Quick Fire Multiplication Questions Slide 48: Multiplying by 0 Slide 51: Multiplying by 1 Slide 54: Multiplying by 2 Slide 57: Multiplying by 4 Slide 59: Repeated Addition Slide 65: Arrays Slide 69: Times means groups of Slide 72: Grid Multiplication Slide 75: Multiplying by 5 Slide 77: Multiplying by 10 Slide 80: Dividing by 10 Slide 84: Multiplying and Dividing decimal numbers by 10 Slide 87: Division means sharing Slide 88: Quick Fire Division Questions (÷4) Slide 125: Division means sharing 2 Slide 129: Multiplication and Division are opposites/inverses Slide 131: It’s all about GROUPS Slide 133: Dividing by 2 Slide 136: Repeated Subtraction Slide 141: Chunking Division Slide 157: Checking answers using the inverse operation

Activity: Identify angles bigger or smaller than a right angle. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

Money - Calculate Change (3-page booklet) 3-page booklet. Calculate change from 20p, 50p, £1, £5, £10 and £20. 54 questions. Fully editable.

A great Maths challenge -your class will love it. 5 page-booklet Age range: 7 -11 years Task: Record items you and your family purchase over a 6-day period. Then draw a graph showing the total amount of money spent each day. Finally, write down 5 STATEMENTS about the information collected.

Adapted from the actual game show! Mixed Maths Questions (suitable for 7 - 11 years). Stepped Activity - Questions become gradually more difficult the closer you get to winning £1,000,000 I always play the theme tune in the background (I’ve attached the music). Enjoy and good luck!

Lots of ‘Time’ questions - times shown in analogue and digital. O’clock, Half past, quarter past and quarter to times. Appropriate for all ages, particularly 5 - 9 years. Also attached is a second PowerPoint (with 38 slides) where students have to say the times shown in digital form.

Target Number - Using all 4 operations! . Make each target number using the numbers provided. 2 pages. . Rules: . Use the 5 numbers provided for each question to make the Target Number (you don’t have to use all 5 numbers). You can only use each number ONCE! Use any operation (+, -, ÷, ×) Show HOW you reach the Target Number in the WORKING OUT BOX provided . Fully editable

A great right angles worksheet. Answer Sheet provided. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).