Long multiplication word problems; differentiated problem solving involving 2 digits multiplied by 2 digits and 3 digits multiplied by 2 digits with answers and extension task for mastery. Word file for editing yourself and PDF.

These word problems will help your pupils with mastery of the equivalency of fractions, decimals and percentages through problem solving and reasoning - suitable for Year 6 and above. Answers supplied.

These multi-step addition and subtraction word problems are differentiated three ways, include an extension task for mastery, and answers. None of these problems contain decimals. The most challenging sheet contains problems in the tens of thousands. These problems are most suited to Year 5 pupils.

This fully differentiated worksheet will give your pupils practise at solving recipe problems that involve ratio and proportion. For a full week’s worth of lesson plans and worksheets on ratio and proportion, please visit my shop.

Be very afraid! My pupils loved inventing their own House Monsters and innovating the mischievous deeds they get up to! Text exemplar with worksheets, a presentation and lesson ideas. This original and exciting text encourages pupils to talk, innovate and then write. The 4 resources can be used for Big Writing. The exemplar text is ideal for when pupils are imitating, innovating or inventing. What a good one looks like (WAGOLL). Download includes: - the text of a non-chronological report - a pupil worksheet containing an analysis of the language features - a PowerPoint presentation of the text - 8 ideas for how to use the text in lessons that will easily last a week This example text can be used by pupils to: - observe the features of non-chronological reports - rewrite the text using their own language or by borrowing phrases - write a non-chronological report in the style of the author

An exciting and engaging persuasive text in the format of a formal letter that persuades a teacher to take their class on an outing to the red planet. Text exemplar with worksheets, a presentation and lesson ideas. This original and exciting text encourages pupils to talk, innovate and then write. The 4 resources can be used for Big Writing. The exemplar text is ideal for when pupils are imitating, innovating or inventing. What a good one looks like (WAGOLL). Download includes: - the text of a persuasive argument - a pupil worksheet containing an analysis of the language features - a PowerPoint presentation of the text - 8 ideas for how to use the text in lessons that will easily last a week This example text can be used by pupils to: - observe the features of persuasive arguments: opinion; argument; viewpoint; emotive language; rhetorical questions; introduction; conclusion. - rewrite the text using their own language or by borrowing phrases - write a persuasive argument in the style of the author Ideal for use in KS2 during a project on space.

These word problems will help your pupils with mastery of long division through reasoning and problem solving. Suitable for Y6 and above. Answers provided.

These word problems will help your pupils with mastery of short division through problem solving and reasoning. Suitable for Year 6 and above. Answers included.

These word problems will help your pupils with mastery of rounding through problem solving and reasoning - suitable for Year 6 and above. Answers supplied.

Clearly every school should have one! Text exemplar with worksheets, a presentation and lesson ideas. This original and exciting text encourages pupils to talk, innovate and then write. The 4 resources can be used for Big Writing. The exemplar text is ideal for when pupils are imitating, innovating or inventing. What a good one looks like (WAGOLL). Download includes: - the text of a persuasive argument - a pupil worksheet containing an analysis of the language features - a PowerPoint presentation of the text - 8 ideas for how to use the text in lessons that will easily last a week This example text can be used by pupils to: - observe the features of persuasive arguments - rewrite the text using their own language or by borrowing phrases - write a persuasive argument in the style of the author This text will be enjoyed by fans of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’, ‘Eragon’, ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘Dragon Rider’.

My pupils loved innovating with this text and altering the instructions for how how to care for dragon eggs. Text exemplar with worksheets, a presentation and lesson ideas. This original and exciting text encourages pupils to talk, innovate and then write. The 4 resources can be used for Big Writing. The exemplar text is ideal for when pupils are imitating, innovating or inventing. What a good one looks like (WAGOLL). Download includes: - the text of a set of instructions with a pupil worksheet containing an analysis of the language features - a PowerPoint presentation of the text - 8 ideas for how to use the text in lessons that will easily last a week This example text can be used by pupils to: - observe the features of instruction writing - rewrite the instructions using their own language or by borrowing phrases - write a set of instructions in the style of the author This text will be enjoyed by fans of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’, ‘Eragon’, ‘The Hobbit’ and ‘Dragon Rider’.

A week’s worth of planning and worksheets to teach your Year 6 pupils how to master factors, multiples, primes, prime factors, square numbers and cube numbers from Block 2 - Week 5. Pupils will learn how to find factors and the highest common factor; they will find multiples and the lowest common multiple; they will identify prime numbers and composite numbers; they will express a number in terms of its prime factors; they will identify square numbers and cube numbers; they will solve reasoning and mastery problems based on all these skills for a varying range of abilities. The resources are differentiated. They include plenty of fluency practice as well as reasoning and problem solving. Answers are provided. All lessons will fit in with White Rose planning. Feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Many more maths resources coming soon!

These word problems will help your pupils with mastery of scale factors through problem solving and reasoning - suitable for Year 6 and above. Answers supplied.

Hopefully, your pupils will find this useful when writing diaries and including thoughts, feelings and informal phrases. If you need some diary examples then have a look in my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/egtexts You'll find: A Diary from Mars and The Diary of a Superhero. Both texts come with presentations, lesson ideas and text analyses.

This is a sample resource containing reasoning and problem solving when comparing fractions in Year 6. For a full year’s worth of reasoning and problem solving for Year 6 please see: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/reasoning-and-problem-solving-for-year-6-12201133

This resource will give your Year 6 pupils practice in converting decimals to fractions. It is differentiated three ways and is also editable. My maths resources closely mirror the White Rose planning. Resources for the rest of this decimals unit and for the rest of the year can be found in my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/egtexts

This resource will give your Year 6 pupils practice in reasoning and problem solving when converting between decimals and fractions. It is differentiated three ways and is also editable. My maths resources closely mirror the White Rose planning. Answers included. Resources for the rest of this decimals unit and for the rest of the year can be found in my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/egtexts

This resource will teach your Year 6 pupils about multiplying decimals by integers. It is differentiated three ways and is also editable. My maths resources closely mirror the White Rose planning. Resources for the rest of this decimals unit and for the rest of the year can be found in my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/egtexts

An example of a formal letter from a rather unruly pupil to the Head. This text is ideal for Year six pupils about to change school. Please note that the text of this letter is available for free in my shop. What a good one looks like (WAGOLL). Text exemplar with worksheets, a presentation and lesson ideas. This original and exciting text encourages pupils to talk, innovate and then write. The 4 resources can be used for Big Writing. The exemplar text is ideal for when pupils are imitating, innovating or inventing. Download includes: - the text of a formal letter - a pupil worksheet containing an analysis of the language features - a PowerPoint presentation of the text - 8 ideas for how to use the text in lessons that will easily last a week - an editable lesson plan to copy and paste into your own This example text can be used by pupils to: - observe the features of formal letters - rewrite the letter using their own language or by borrowing phrases - write a formal letter in the style of the author These texts are probably most suited to pupils in years 5 or above.

Division using factors for Year 6 from Block 2 - Week 4 Differentiated worksheets with reasoning and problem solving for the rest of this week can be found here: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/number-year-6-block-2-week-4-short-and-long-division-12181726 In this lesson, pupils will gain fluency practice when dividing using factors. The resources are differentiated. Answers are provided. All lessons will fit in with White Rose planning. Feedback is welcomed and appreciated. Many more maths resources coming soon!