All of the Year 6 objectives for Maths on one handy checklist Ideal for tracking individual progress and to ensure coverage ideal for use by private tutors

A game to play with 2 players or more. Involves understanding of place value to win the game. Dice needed or another way of randomly generating numbers.

All of the Year 2 Maths objectives in one handy checklist. Ideal for tracking individual progress and ensuring coverage of the NC objectives. Ideal for use by Private Tutors

A place value chart which ranges from thousandths to ten million. Available in colour coded chunks or plain background. Laminate these to make them reusable. Also included are arrow cards to print out and make. Finally- activities which can be played in pairs using the arrow cards and place value chart.

All of the Year 3 Maths objectives on one handy checklist Ideal for tracking individual progress and to ensure coverage of all objectives Ideal for Private Tutors

The NC objectives for Year 4 Maths condensed in one handy checklist. Can be used by the children themselves. Ideal for tracking individual progress and for ensuring curriculum coverage To be used alongside the National Curriculum document Ideal for Private Tutors

The Year 5 Maths objectives condensed into one handy checklist which could be used by the pupils themselves. Ideal for tracking progression and ensuring curriculum coverage Ideal for use by Private Tutors

A handy Place Value chart with instructions to aid converting units of measurement ( how to write 2.3kg as 2300g or 230,000mg)

Balancing sums. Children must use all four operations to find the missing value and complete a balancing sum.

Find the original number after it has been rounded to the nearest whole number, tenth or hundredth. Good for HA to apply their understanding of rounding by working backwards to find what the original number could have been.

Try these bitesize multiplication grids that focus on a few table facts at a time. Great for fluency starters or for fast finishers to work on. Alternatively use as a homework activity to support times table practice. 2 versions available, one focusing on building up from 2,3,5,10’s upwards and the other more suitable for those who are starting to practice the full range of 12 x 12 facts. There is also a blank template so you can input your own facts and make easier or harder. Each worksheet has 12 table grids, each with 16 facts to find and builds with difficulty.

Solve 6 maths problems linked to the National Curriculum to find 6 clues. Use the digits to escape the room! You can use this as a standalone maths activity but I use this in a physical way. Put each clue up in a different area (school hall, classroom or outside space) and get pairs/ groups of children to visit each station to gather their clues. They do not need to be solved in chronological order. Once they have the final 6 digits they have one more puzzle to solve to enter them in the right order. Visit the teacher/ adult in charge once they think they have to correct combination! Areas covered are: *fractions *volume *long multiplication & division *algebra * coordinates * ratio This resource is very similar to the Year 6 version but has a slightly easier fraction and calculation activity more suitable to Year 5 curriculum.

Solve 6 math challenges to find the best Easter basket. I use this maths problem with 4 physical baskets so that the children can collectively as a class identify the basket which will be filled with class easter treats. Of course this isn’t necessary, the activity works in its own right. Find 6 clues by adding 7, 25 & 1000; subtracting 4 digit numbers; finding perimeters of compound shapes; missing number times-table division correspondence; finding non-unit fractions of objects and calculating time duration.

Solve 6 maths challenges to find 6 clues in this Easter themed maths activity. I use this with 4 actual baskets. The winning basket has easter eggs in for the class, which they get if the majority of the class can solve the clues. For ease, put children into groups so that they can work together as a team to solve all of the problems. The challenges cover adding in 4, 8 and 50; subtracting pairs of 3 digit numbers; calculating the perimeter; finding the fraction of a set of objects; matching digital to anaolgue times and finding missing numbers in times-table and division problems.

Solve 6 maths problems linked to the National Curriculum to find 6 clues. Use the digits to escape the room! You can use this as a standalone maths activity but I use this in a physical way. Put each clue up in a different area (school hall, classroom or outside space) and get pairs/ groups of children to visit each station to gather their clues. They do not need to be solved in chronological order. Once they have the final 6 digits they have one more puzzle to solve to enter them in the right order. Visit the teacher/ adult in charge once they think they have to correct combination! Areas covered are: *fractions *volume *long multiplication & division *algebra * coordinates * ratio This resource is very similar to the Year 5 version but has a slightly more difficult fraction and calculation activity suitable for the Year 6 curriculum.

An algebra puzzle a day for the last week before half term or use as one days worth of activity. Algebra puzzles linked to Year 6 maths objectives. Available as a PowerPoint or PDF. B&W friendly version if you want to print it.

All the maths objectives for Year 1 in one handy checklist. Ideal for tracking individual progression and ensuring curriculum coverage Ideal for use by Private Tutors

Objectives checklists for Years 1-6 Includes all NC objectives in one handy checklist for each year group Ideal for tracking progression

6 video tutorials with worksheets covering Year 6 addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Order of operations (using brackets) Calculating percentages Each tutorial runs through five different types of questions for each of the 6 areas. Just click on the video icon to access the video tutorial. This could be run by support staff with small groups or by allocating to pupils to access independently at home. Downloadable Practice Arithmetic Papers also available for just £4.99 for 6 complete tests.

Master Long Division in just 5 days. This short course runs through the skills of long division in a simple and effective way, so that by Day 5, children will be able to use the formal written method of long division accurately. This question comes up multiple times every year in the Arithmetic paper (Paper 1) of the Year 6 SATs and it is a skill that has intimidated many, but it really doesn’t need to. Each session comes with an easy to follow video tutorial and a worksheet to use alongside the tutorial. Smash long division in just 5 days! This is a digital download, you will receive a PDF file which contains the links to the tutorials inside. Simply print each worksheet or view on the screen for guidance. Click the link on each lesson to take you to the correct video tutorial.