Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on solving equations, starting with one step, building up to two step, then equations with unknowns on both sides. Ideal for use within KS3. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on the four operations (adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing). As you get further up the ladder, it includes decimal calculations too. Ideal for use within KS2 and KS3. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on expanding single brackets. Ideal for use within KS3. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on using the four operations (adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing) with fractions. Ideal for use within KS3. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on calculating fractions of amounts/fractions of a quantity. Includes fractions of whole amounts as well as fractions of decimal amounts. Ideal for use within KS3. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

2D shape worksheet focusing on naming/identifying different 2D shapes. Works well accross KS2. This includes a worksheet containing 10+ questions. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: Identify the name of 2D shapes (shapes included: rectangle, trapezium, parallelogram, heptagon, pentagon, right angled triangle, hexagon, octagon) Features: PDF file containing 2 printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Subtraction questions self checking puzzle maze printable worksheets, focused on subtracting numbers to 100. Works well accross KS1, KS2. This includes 2 worksheets, each containing 10+ questions. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: Subtract numbers within 100 Features: PDF file containing a printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Subtraction questions self checking puzzle maze printable worksheets, focused on subtracting numbers to 1000. Works well accross KS1, KS2. This includes 2 worksheets, each containing 10+ questions. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: Subtract numbers within 1000 Features: PDF file containing a printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Polygon Pile-Up worksheet activity, using and recalling angle facts to work out missing angles. Includes: A PDF file containing the worksheet in both A4 and A5 formats Objective: Students use angle facts to calculate the missing values. Great as an individual piece of work, or as a group activity blown up onto A3.

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on changing the subject of a formula. As you get further up the ladder. Ideal for use within KS4. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on algebraic proof. Ideal for use within KS3 and KS4. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Halloween themed number substitution worksheets, focused on calculating four operations (with negative numbers on the most difficult sheet). Ideal for use in KS2 or KS3. Each worksheet features a number of Halloween themed symbols for students to substitute in values to four operations questions. No BIDMAS knowledge is needed. Includes: 3 differentiated PDF worksheets (* and ** involving positive numbers, *** involving negative) Answer key for each worksheet

Halloween fractions activity worksheets, focused on finding fractions of amounts/quantity and colouring in the corresponding items. Ideal for use with KS1 and KS2. Each worksheet features a number of fractions and Halloween themed items for students to calculate the correct number of items that need shading in. Worksheets come in 3 difficulty levels, starting with unit basic fractions, moving up to non-unit fractions. Includes: 3 differentiated PDF worksheets (* and ** involving unit fractions, *** non-unit fractions) Answer key for each worksheet

Engaging Halloween worksheet on bar charts, requiring students to count items, fill in a table and then construct a bar chart using this information. This resource includes a PDF file with work sheet and comes with an answer key with completed table and bar chart.

Creepy Counting Halloween Activity Worksheets, ideal for use with early years, KS1 and LKS2 Pack of 3 full-colour Halloween counting worksheets, differentiated into 3 levels of difficulty. Answers are included for each worksheet. Each worksheet features a number of Halloween themed symbols for children to count, writing the totals in the boxes at the end of each row. As difficulty increases, amount of symbols increase, as well as arrangement to encourage skip-counting and pattern recognition. This resource is bold and colourful to increase student engagement, while also being a fantastic mathematical resource for your students.

Missing number algebra grids designed to support UKS2 and secondary school students as they venture into the world of arithmetic this Halloween. What’s Included: 5 grids of increasing difficulty for students to solve. Answer keys. How It Works: Students will use their problem solving and arithmetic skills to calculate the value of each icon. Then, once they know the values of each symbol, they can use this to complete the missing totals on each grid. From spooky skulls to petrifying pumpkins, these activities are tailored to reinforce core math skills while embracing the spirit of Halloween. Ideal For: Classrooms looking to infuse a dash of Halloween into their math lessons. Home-educating families seeking engaging math resources. Maths centres and stations for skill reinforcement. Parents and educators desiring a spooky but educational twist to the curriculum. Download this spine-chilling resource now, and let your students revel in the excitement of Halloween while mastering essential maths skills.

Multiplication questions self checking puzzle maze printable worksheets, focused on times tables up to 12x12. Works well across KS1, KS2 and KS3. Great for the year 4 times table check. This includes 2 worksheets, each containing 10+ questions (one sheet contains calculations up to 5 times tables, the other includes questions up to 12x12. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: Use multiplication facts up to 12 x 12 Features: PDF file containing a 2 printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Addition questions self-checking puzzle maze printable worksheets, focused on adding numbers to 100 and adding numbers within 1000. Works well accross KS1 and KS2. This includes 2 worksheets, each containing 10+ questions. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: add numbers within 100 add numbers within 1000 Features: PDF file containing 2 printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Maths times tables/multiplication tables upto 12x12 codebreaker worksheet. Calculate the answers to the codebreaker and reveal the name of a famous mathematician! Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3, for practicing for the year 4 times table check. The mathematician on this worksheet is Sophie Germain. About This worksheet contains 24 (one for each letter of the alphabet) questions. Students calculate answers, then use these answers to match up the letters to decode the name at the bottom of the sheet. The codebreaker at the bottom can be cut off and held back until students have completed the questions (if you’re worried they may just try to complete the codebreaker!). As an additional idea, present a profile to the class about the famous mathematician once they’ve decoded their name - It’s always great to learn about the people that make maths what it is today! Includes PDF file containing the blank A4 worksheet (in colour and greyscale versions), and a sheet with the answers.

Maths rounding to the nearest 10 codebreaker worksheet. Calculate the answers to the codebreaker and reveal the name of a famous mathematician! Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3. The mathematician on this worksheet is Isaac Newton. About This worksheet contains 24 (one for each letter of the alphabet) questions. Students calculate answers, then use these answers to match up the letters to decode the name at the bottom of the sheet. The codebreaker at the bottom can be cut off and held back until students have completed the questions (if you’re worried they may just try to complete the codebreaker!). As an additional idea, present a profile to the class about the famous mathematician once they’ve decoded their name - It’s always great to learn about the people that make maths what it is today! Includes PDF file containing the blank A4 worksheet (in colour and greyscale versions), and a sheet with the answers.