Mix and match fun number of the day questions according to your class’s level. Laminate, cut and display in your number of the day corner.

Collect data about how many animals you think there were on Noah’s Ark and then choose your favorites to create a bar graph. Great for 7-8 years old pupils to introduce to bar Graphs. Check out my bar graph introduction PowerPoint!

Introduce your class to bar graphs with this interactive presentation. It shows how to collect data, how to put it into a bar graph, and also teaching how to read the bar graph through practical questions. Great for children between 6-10 years old.

A good introduction to measuring lengths. A worksheet that gives pupils the real life experience of measuring objects, followed by some comprehension questions to add another level of challenge.

This resource helps to teach money using coins up to £2. There are 3 pages for different levels of ability - amounts up to £1, amounts up to £2, and lastly combinations up to £4 in coins. Laminate and cut these into strips to create an engaging station for pupils to find various money combinations to make different amounts using British pounds and pence.

A fun worksheet that engages children in reading and writing with words the numbers to 20.

Differentiated worksheets with same theme to help consolidate knowledge on reading time and working with a calendar. I used these in my year 2 class (England), primary 3 (Scotland) to sum up their learning.

Consolidate knowledge on place value and numbers to 1000.

Consolidate knowledge on tens and units with these 2 child-friendly worksheet.