This resource contains a maths problem worksheet and full answer sheet. Suitable for children aged 7-9. Use your maths knowledge to solve this maths logic problem - which symbol stands for which digit? Please take the time to have a look at my other free and paid resources. Kind regards Rich

This activity sheet contains 12 word problems which challenge the pupils to consolidate their understanding of how to work out simple (and not so simple) percentages of amounts. I’ve used this as an activity in the run up to Y6 SATs, but could equally be used for years 4 and 5 to access greater depth. It also includes an answer sheet. As a free download this resource had over 35,000 downloads with great reviews. This resource has been updated and is a ‘ready-to-go’ resource with the answers on the second page.

Here's the second in the series of worksheets where children are asked to calculate the missing angles of a triangle. These worksheets are differentiated 4 ways and all contain the answers. The first set of 4 worksheets I produced a few years ago went on to have over 110,000 downloads as a free resource. This one is a little more challenging and suitable for children in years 4, 5, 6 and 7. This is a 'ready-to-go' resource and has everything you need - the hard work has been done for you...just download and print!

Contained in this resource are two attractive maths loop games. These games are 'tried and tested' and are ideal as a stunning starter or a perfect plenary where you can assess your children on whether they know the following statements from the Year 3 and 4 Mathematics Programme of Study; • multiply two-digit and three-digit numbers by a one-digit number using formal written layout • Recall multiplication and division facts for multiplication tables up to 12 x 12 These resources are 'ready-to-go' resources, simply download, print off, cut out and laminate and let the fun begin! In my experience classes love the challenge of beating their best time on these games.

Contained in this resource are 4 pages of number sequences. These worksheets have been differentiated 4 ways and all the answers have been calculated for you. These are 'ready-to-go' resources and simply need downloading, printing out and distributing! These sequences include decimals and negative numbers. Check out my other maths resources including a large number of pre-prepared maths loop games and angle worksheets, fraction, percentage and ratio and proportion word problems, and year 6 new style 'SAT type' arithmetic papers.

This is a set of 18 Christmas themed fraction word problems suitable for children in years 3, 4, 5 operating at greater depth and children in year 6 and year 7 operating between age related expectations and greater depth in the national curriculum. I've used it with my year 6 class and even the very brightest children were challenged by some of the questions. These questions are good ways to test if a child is operating at greater depth. As a free resource these worksheets had over 83,000 downloads. It has been updated with the answers corrected and included and is a 'ready-to-go' resource. There are now 3 other complete sets of these uploaded on this website - all with 18 fraction word problems and the answers.

Contained in this resource are two attractive maths loop games. These games are 'tried and tested' and are ideal as a fun maths starter or plenary where you can assess your children on whether they know the following statements from the Year 5 and 6 Mathematics Programme of Study; + Recognise and use square numbers (and square roots) + Solve problems involving decimal numbers Game 1 involves the children recognising the square numbers and square roots of numbers and is challenging! Game 2 involves children finding pairs of numbers which total 100 including decimals. These resources are 'ready-to-go' simply download, print off, cut up and laminate and let the fun begin. In my experience classes love the challenge of beating their best time on these games.

Since the dawn of the new National Curriculum Testing structure in 2016, there are only 4 ‘real’ Year 6 SAT mathematics arithmetic papers out there to test your children on. I’ve written this one and based it on the 2016 & 2019 papers. This arithmetic paper is as authentic as it gets, and I’ve made sure the layout is very similar to the ‘real’ papers. This is a ‘ready-to-go’ resource and I’ve included the answers. So all the work is done for you! If you like this one - there’s another one on this site.

Contained in this resource are two attractive maths loop games. These games are 'tried and tested' and are ideal as a fun maths starter or plenary where you can assess your children on whether they know the following statements from the Year 3 and 4 Mathematics Programme of Study; + find 10 or 100 more or less than a given number, + find 1000 more or less than a given number, + count backwards through 0 to include negative numbers These resources are 'ready-to-go' simply download, print off, cut up and laminate and let the fun begin. In my experience classes love the challenge of beating their best time on these games.

Contained in this resource are 4 more pages of number sequences. These worksheets have been differentiated 4 ways and all the answers have been calculated for you. These are 'ready-to-go' resources and simply need downloading, printing out and distributing! Some of these sequences are extremely challenging and many include decimals and negative numbers. This is the second of two sets of worksheets on number sequences. Check out my other maths resources including a large number of pre-prepared maths loop games and angle worksheets, fraction, percentage and ratio and proportion word problems, and year 6 new style 'SAT type' arithmetic papers.

This resource includes 20 Easter themed maths word problems. These have been differentiated 3 ways and include some very challenging questions. This is a 'ready-to-go' resource and contains all the answers already worked out for you! If you liked this resource please take the time to check out my other resources - there is a wealth of materials on this site, both 'free' and 'premium' resources, so check out my shop 'rich4ruth' and follow me as an author on TES resources.

Contained in this resource are 4 sheets of Christmas Maths Word Problems involving the four rules. These are suitable for children in Years 3 - 6. These are differentiated 4 ways and include all the answers on separate sheets. This is a completely 'ready-to-go' resource, as it just simply needs you to download print and distribute!

Contained in this resource are two attractive maths loop games. These games are 'tried and tested' and are ideal as a superstar starter or perfect plenary. Game 1 – 1 more and 1 less. Game 2 – Pairs of numbers to 10, 20 & 100. Each game contains 32 separate number cards. You can use these games to assess your children on whether they know the following statements from the Year 1 & 2 Mathematics Programmes of Study; • Given a number, identify 1 more or 1 less. • Recall and use addition and subtraction facts to 20 fluently, and derive and use related facts to 100. These resources are 'ready-to-go' simply download, print off, cut up and laminate and let the fun begin. In my experience classes love the challenge of beating their best time on these games.

This resource contains three pages each with 20 great maths word problems suitable for children aged 6 to 12. There are three sets of 20 questions differentiated three ways. All the answers have been worked out for you, so this resource is a 'ready to go' resource - simply download, print off and distribute. This is the second in a series of maths word problems uploaded to this site. If you liked it please check out my other set entitled 20 great maths word problems - also differentiated three ways with all the answers included. If you have downloaded this resource please write a review, all feedback welcomed. Also check out my other resources search for 'rich4ruth' as an author. Thanks

This resource contains three sets of 20 'Hole in the Wall' or missing number questions. These have been differentiated and the second set includes questions with decimals as answers. The third set includes decimals and negative numbers and will be challenging for your able pupils. All the answers have been worked out for you so this is a 'ready to go' resource. If you have downloaded this resource please take a moment to review it. Follow me and check out my other free and premium resources on my shop 'Rich4ruth'. Thanks

Contained in this resource are two attractive maths loop games. These games are 'tried and tested' and are ideal as a fun maths starter or plenary. Game 1 – Finding percentages of amounts. Game 2 – Using negative numbers. You can use these games to assess your children on whether they know the following statements from the Year 6 Mathematics Programme of Study; • Solve problems involving calculating the percentages of amounts • use negative numbers in context, and calculate intervals across 0 These resources are 'ready-to-go' simply download, print off, cut up and laminate and let the fun begin. In my experience classes love the challenge of beating their best time on these games.

Here is the second in the series of three maths ‘whodunnit’ mysteries. Someone has stolen Christmas and Santa wants it back! Could it be the fairy at the top of the tree? Could it be Rudolph or even Mrs Claus… Work out the clues to find out who the guilty party is… This resource has been updated and improved for 2018. This resource contains 3 separate worksheets which will help you narrow down the suspects and find the guilty party. This contains full instructions and will give your class a fantastic lesson. The problems are suitable for all ages in Key Stage 2 - and even suitable for HA children in Year 2 and centre around; Roman Numerals, Finding Percentages and knowing the 8 points of the compass and following directions. All answers are worked out for you! If you have downloaded this resource please take the time to review it…all views welcomed. If you like this resource, check out my ‘Who stole Rudolph’s Nose?’ maths ‘whodunnit’ and ‘Who has kidnapped the elves?’ maths ‘whodunnit’ too.

Calculate the missing angles in a circle. Sets of questions differentiated three ways. This resource contains three separate worksheets with the answers already worked out for you. This resource requires the children to calculate angles from two angles around a circle and including having right angles and 1 angle worked out for you.

This worksheet contains two sets of 20 'hole in the wall' or missing number subtraction sentences. These have been differentiated two ways and this resource contains all the answer sheets. The higher ability sheet involves decimals, negative numbers and four digit numbers, and will be challenging for year 5 & 6 pupils. If you have downloaded this resource please take the time to write a review. Follow me...there are new resources, both free and paid resources, being uploaded regularly in my shop. Thanks

This worksheet contains some addition questions with the answers already calculated...the task is to check whether they have been calculated correctly or incorrectly. These have been differentiated 4 ways, with the answers already calculated for you. If you have downloaded this worksheet please write a review...follow me and check out my other resources available for download. Thanks