A handy 1-page worksheet on tow digit numbers. There are 20 two-digit numbers ranging from 11 to 95 listed at the top of the page. Children are tasked with moving these into the boxes below in order of smallest to largest. Suitable for Primary 3 to 4 children

To find out about how Muslims observe Ramadan, download this great and colourful, reading comprehension activity which is suitable for most 7 to 11 year old primary school children. Includes questions based on the text and an answer sheet to make marking easier. Ramadan is the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is an especially holy month for Muslims (followers of Islam) and many Muslims observe unique practices during Ramadan to strengthen their faith. Ramadan lasts for 29 or 30 days and spans from one sighting of the crescent moon to the next.

This handy in prepositions worksheet will help your students gain an understanding of positions. The worksheet includes a variety of Easter themed images, demonstrating an Easter chick in various positions alongside and Easter egg. Children have to fill in the sentences under each picture with the correct preposition. This prepositions worksheet will teach children how to identify positional language and how to use it correctly in their own writing. Once they’ve filled in the missing words, children could colour in the pictures to bring some extra fun to this grammar activity. Plus, there are three different worksheets included in this pack - enough to keep children busy.

Match the preposition to the image. Suitable for ages 5 to 7. On this resource, you will find two sheets available that have common prepositions listed on one side and illustrations on the other. After students match the prepositions with the illustrations, ask them to give their work to the person sitting next to them and check each other’s work. This will help them gain a better understanding of the subject, and it will also make them feel more independent. This activity is perfect for the classroom as well as for homework. Students can colour in the pictures when finished

Printable Easter Cards to Colour forprimary students! Each of the five printable Easter cards in this resource features a different Easter-themed line drawing. Designs are an assortment of Easter eggs. To complete the look, students must colour in their cards and write or draw a personal message to their loved ones inside. These printable Easter cards are most ideal for distributing in the lead-up to Easter. By colouring in these lovely Easter cards, children can develop their creativity and imagination!

GCSE Foundation Maths/Functional Skills 12 questions on specific substituting into fomula that learners answer on a clock face. I set a timer of 30 minutes for the activity, learners have to complete their revision clocks in that time limit. I print the questions out of A4 paper and the blank clocks out on A3 paper. The learners pair up and answer the questions. Works well for revision. Clock Template included. **If you have found this product useful please review it on the website - it makes a huge difference

A matching activity that can be used as a starter, plenary or lesson activity. Learners match the questions on adding/subtracting fractions using common denominators to the correct answers

Learners compete to get 4 counters across the board by answering simple percentage of amounts. Questions can be done in head or on paper, no need for calculator. Learners split into two teams red and green. Each team tries to get 4 red or green circles, horizontally or diagonally across the screen by answering percentage of amount questions. One member of a team chooses a celebrity, a question will appear. If answered correctly the box will change to that teams colour. If wrong then the other team get a chance to answer The team first to four in a row win. Make the game harder by setting a time limit for each answer using an online timer.

Differentiated Adding Fractions questions in a RAG type worksheet, answers included. Also a powerpoint of the worksheet and answers included to display to students

GCSE Foundation Maths/Functional Skills. 12 questions on equations with one variable that learners answer on a clock face. I set a timer of 30 minutes for the activity, learners have to complete their revision clocks in that time limit. I print the questions out of A4 paper and the blank clocks out on A3 paper. The learners pair up and answer the questions. Works well for revision. Clock Template included.

Differentiated Multiplying Fractions questions in a RAG type worksheet, answers included. Also a powerpoint of the worksheet and answers included to display to students

Twelve exam style questions that are great for Revision before exam includes popular exam topics such as tree diagrams, scatter graphs, percentages, scale maps and drawings, formula, barcharts and averages and range. I focused on areas identified in examiner reports as being weak. I have included instructions off how to run the revision relay. I have used it as a traditional quiz with answers displayed on screen and learners marking each others work. I have also used it as a revision race, with each question being printed on separate sheets (or a few on A3 paper) and learners only getting next question when their answer is checked and correct. Bring a bit of life into a Revision session If you like the resource give me a review.

A useful worksheet of 10 exam style questions on Tree Diagrams (independant probability only), suitable for GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills. Great for exam practice.

An animated powerpoint showing learners how to write numbers in standard form and how to change from standard from to ordinary numbers. Powerpoint contains short questions for learners to complete on mini whiteboards in whole class activity and more questions for them to complete individually. Answers are included and will display on screen for learners to self-assess. I have used a visually appealing dinosaur theme throughout as a hook to interest the learner in the topic. Clips from Jurasic Park could be used to introduce the topic.

A one sheet knowledge organiser with all the key facts about fractions at the learners fingertips.

24 Exam type questions suitable for the L1 Functional Skills Maths Exam (all exam boards), also useful for GCSE Foundation. Covers scaling up or down and sharing in a ratio using real life scenarios as learners would see in the exam.

A Maths casino game which I have found to be a fun way of engaging students in revision lessons. The students look forward to these lessons and see them as a fun lesson . They are a great way of getting students to learn and work together. This activity is aimed at GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills Maths Level 2. It includes questions on area, perimeter of rectangles, triangles, compound shapes and circle as well as the volume of cuboids and cylinders. Answers are included on the slides. Instructions: Print off some money, I have included £5, £10 and £20 notes for printing. Arrange students in groups and give each group £100 Students bet between £5-20 on each topic (before seeing the question) I write the students team names on whiteboard and then get them to stick their money bets on the whiteboard with bluetac or to write up their bets Learners will double their money with a correct answer or lose it for a wrong answer.

A one sheet knowledge organiser with all the key facts about ratio and proportion for functional skills at the learners fingertips.

This clear, detailed and visually-appealing resource offers a complete reference point for students learning or revising Averages for GCSE Foundation and Higher Maths. It contains comprehensive worked examples on: Calculating the mode, median, mean and range. Calculating averages from grouped or ungrouped frequency tables As well as a summary of the keywords and key skills and important facts and tips students need to remember as well as a song to help remember the averages and range

Suitable for KS3 and Foundation revision as well as Functional Skills Maths. Also makes a FUN way of assessing Fraction of Amounts for HOME LEARNERS Maths codebreakers are an engaging way for students to practice skills and address any misconceptions. Students have to answer typical maths questions with their answer corresponding to a letter of the alphabet. If answered correctly, the answer reveals a hilarious joke and its punchline . This resource contains 1x codebreaker worksheet where students have to find fractions of amounts.