Geometry Plotting points on Coordinate Plane - 3D House Craft Activity - Printable for KS2 & 3: Your students will love this! A fun and engaging activity plotting ordered pairs on a coordinate plane to create a net of a 3D house. This printable download combines maths with 3D paper craft. Easy prep, print-and-go activity. Teacher instructions and step-by-step student instructions are included as well as answer keys for students to self-check work promoting independence. I have also included teacher demonstration models for decoration ideas to save you time although I don’t tell my students what they are making until they have plotted the net to add to the excitement! Ideas Christmas activity to make a gingerbread house, Halloween activity to make a haunted house, Easter activity to make Easter Bunny’s cottage, Link to history topics to make a house from a specific period. This engaging activity is differentiated: * Single Quadrant including translation, ** Single quadrant including reflection about a line and translation *** 4-quadrant including reflection about line and translation. Printing: Each student needs: 2 instruction pages (paper) 1 coordinate plane (card) I have also included 4 nets for you to use as demonstration models without the need to plot the points yourself - time saving! These demonstration designs are: Easter Bunny Cottage Haunted Halloween House Christmas Gingerbread Cottage Blank - you could decorate it to match your theme. Usage Suggestions: Coordinate Lesson: Perfect for reinforcing coordinate lessons. Building Topics: Complement topics related to buildings and architecture. Festive Fun: Create Christmas gingerbread house activities to add a seasonal touch. Halloween: Create spooky haunted houses to create a Halloween scene. Easter: Create the Easter Bunny’s cottage and fill with chocolate eggs as a Spring Break Easter Gift. Others Materials Needed: Pencil Ruler Pair of Compasses (or trace the circle template) Scissors Colouring Pens/Pencils Clear Plastic (ideal from a used envelope) Glue (suitable for paper and cardboard) Additional Tip: I have found that not revealing what your students will be making can add an air of excitement and anticipation which motivates students to complete the task! I have been deliberately vague about the outcome in the instructions in case you choose to do the same. UPDATES: 14th December 2023 Updated this resource to new format. Same activity but with clearer instructions. I have removed my logo and replaced it with a smaller copyright line in the footer. 5th June Updated to new branding.

Boost your students’ multiplication skills with these convenient mini books! Practise times tables up to 12 on-the-go. Answers included for self-checking to promote independent learning. Low-ink printing options for A4 paper. Perfect for extra practice at school or home. Benefits: Fun and engaging format for active learning. Develops multiplication fluency and problem-solving. Supports independent practice and differentiation. Ideal for maths centres, homeschooling, or extra practice. Teacher-friendly with clear instructions and minimal prep. Each book covers tables 2-12 and features: Interactive lift-the-flap answers for self-checking. Strategic problem-solving tips for deeper understanding. Compact size for easy storage in backpacks or desks. Quick and easy assembly with clear photo instructions. Instructions: Print the pages and cut along the dotted lines (inner pages and cover). Fold pages to form a small book (only 2 pages per book + cover). Glue the pages to secure the book. Encourage students to practise their times tables by lifting the flaps and solving problems. Display books in maths centres or send them home for extra practice. How to Use: Maths centres Independent practice Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Times Table Multiplication Patterns Art Activity Multiplication Escape Room Maths Activity KS2 Distributive Property of Multiplication KS2 Multiplication Activities & Games to Practise Facts Looking for multiplication resources in one easy place? I have the bundle here to save you time and money … Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games

Looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about representing numbers in different ways? These printable number hats offer a delightful mix of activities that reinforce key maths skills which support decomposing numbers to 10. Your students will practice writing numerals, number words, coloring ten frames and bead strings, tracing tallies, coloring place value blocks, and drawing jumps on a number line - all while creating their very own number hat! Here’s what you’ll get: 10 printable number hats (1 for each number 1-10) Answer key for self-checking A4 pdf format Benefits: Strengthens number recognition (numerals, words) Reinforces counting and number representation (ten frames, bead strings, tallies) Introduces basic place value concepts Promotes fine motor skills through coloring and tracing Encourages independent learning with answer key How to Use: Simply print the desired size hats, have students complete the activities, cut out the hats, and attach a headband for a numbertastic learning experience! Make maths time engaging and memorable with these creative number hats! Each student will need: From the pdf: 1 hat page Also need: colouring crayons/pencils etc scissors glue or sticky tape Represent numbers 1 - 10 in different ways including: Ten frame tally bead strings place value cubes number line Number word Digit Suggested activities with the completed hats: Practice number bonds of 10. Students find someone who has the associated fact. e.g. if they are wearing a ‘8 hat’ they would need to find someone wearing a ‘2 hat’. They could prove that they have found the correct partner by using one of the concrete resources shown on the hat and making what they can see on their partners hat. When they put them together, they should make 10. They would then go to a student who is wearing a 10 hat to check that they are bonds of 10. Students could sort themselves into groups according to their teachers instructions. e.g. smallest to largest, largest to smallest, odds and evens, … It can also be interesting to allow students to come up with their own games! You may also like: Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Ten Frame Manipulative with Lift-the Flap Counters Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 resources in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Help your students understand prime and composite numbers with this no-prep printable booklet which contains 10 engaging activities. Explore factors and prime number using hands-on puzzles and worksheets and find prime numbers using Eratosthenes Sieve. Also includes an opportunity to bring maths to life with a cross-curricular activity - who was Eratosthenes? Benefits: Boosts maths confidence and skills Promotes critical thinking and problem-solving Encourages collaboration and communication Includes answer keys for students to self-check answers to promote independence and save you valuable time. Includes activity for cross-curricular learning. What’s inside: Booklet Cover to decorate What are Factors? What are Prime Numbers? Prime or Composite Finding Prime Numbers using Eratosthenes Sieve Eratosthenes - cross-curricular activity Prime Number Facts Prime Puzzles Prime Factor Plants Types of Number Game Answer Key Activity resources: printable dice, spinners and squares Teacher instructions A4 Size Students will also need: Blocks or counters. 4 dice for the game How to use: Print as a booklet to develop an understanding of prime numbers through individual and paired activities Can also be used as individual worksheets. Game and puzzle can be laminated for repeated use in maths stations. The information on the “Eratosthenes” and the “Prime Number Facts” pages could be used as a cross-curriculum comprehension activity. e.g. students could make an information page about Eratosthenes - where he lived, what life was like at that time etc. You may also like: Investigating Square Numbers, Factors & Primes Odd and Even Numbers Worksheets & Activities Update: I’ve split the Finding Prime Numbers page into two pages to make it less cluttered. 17th June 2024: Updated to new branding

Are you looking for engaging activities for your KS3 students that build a strong foundation for future maths success? Explore the patterns hidden in square numbers using prime factorization and composite numbers. A great end-of-the-year maths investigation. Benefits: Boosts maths confidence and skills Promotes critical thinking and problem-solving Develop skills that will benefit your students throughout their math journey Make connections within math to develop a deeper understanding What’s inside: Cover (optional) What are Square Numbers? An introduction to what square numbers are. First 5 Square Numbers Find the first 5 square numbers using arrays Square Numbers on a Multiplication Chart Square Numbers - How odd Investigate the relationship between square numbers and odd numbers. Square Number Factors Students discover that square numbers have an odd number of factors Prime Factor Recap A quick recap of prime factorization Square Numbers Prime Factors Your students discover that square numbers have an even number of each prime factor. Recognize Square Numbers Students color in square numbers in a grid to uncover a picture. Square Number Blurt Your students write what they learned then revisit the activities to see what they forgot or what they got wrong - self-assessment Student Answer Key Promote independence by enabling your students to self-check answers. Squared paper Your students can use this to cut out squares or draw diagrams on A4 Size pdf. How to use: This resource is designed to be flexible and adaptable to your teaching style and student needs. You can use the activities as a whole investigation, select specific worksheets, or incorporate them into existing lesson plans. The answer keys allow for independent practice and self-checking. You may also like Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3

Are you looking for easy ways for students to develop multiplication fact fluency? These autumn-themed multiplication chart mats have blank & pre-filled versions for reference during lessons or as extra practice. Perfect for quick reinforcement of multiplication skills as a back-to-school activity. They also include a range of strategies such as skip counting, equal groups, multiplication arrays and repeated addition to develop number sense. Benefits: Boosts multiplication and division fact fluency Laminate to make regular practice easily accessible year after year! Various multiplication strategies develops a deeper conceptual understanding. What’s Inside: 2 Blank multiplication chart designs 2 Completed multiplication chart designs 2 Multiplication strategies chart designs Colour or black & white versions A4 pdf Strategies included: Equal Groups Array Repeated Addition Skip Counting Writing the Full Multiplication Sentence How to use: Print a blank or partially-filled chart for each student in their preferred design in colour or black & white. Discuss how to complete the multiplication chart. Laminated charts can be used with whiteboard markers to save time and printing costs for regular practice. (Some students , particularly those who are left-handed, may become frustrated if their hand erases the ink and may prefer not laminated versions.) Where to use: Maths centres Independent practice Classroom Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Spring Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Summer Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Winter Would you like all of the seasonal multiplication mats in one easy place? I have the bundle here to save you time and keep your students practising all year long! Multiplication & Strategies Mats Seaonal BUNDLE

Do you want to boost your Key Stage 2 students’ multiplication fact fluency? This no-prep workbook uses the distributive property of multiplication to build on knowledge of the key facts (1s, 2s, 5s and 10s) to transform times table fact fluency. The workbook contains over 100 student pages packed with worksheets, activities and games including: multiplication chart puzzles to fill in and multiplication and division fact families, multiplication bingo and much more! This workbook is great for Key Stage 2 students, and the simple design makes it suitable for older students who struggle with multiplication fact retention. I have had great success supporting my students with dyslexia, dyscalculia and other maths difficulties. Benefits: Introduces the distributive property of multiplication, a key concept for solving multiplication problems. Guides your students through multiplication fact families, solidifying their knowledge of multiplication and division connections. Offers a variety of activities, including blank multiplication charts to fill in, multiplication worksheets, and engaging games like multiplication bingo. Provides self-checking answer keys for independent practice and confidence building. What’s Inside: 100+ Student Pages: A comprehensive selection of exercises that cater to different learning styles. Multiplication Chart Activities: Fill-in-the-blank multiplication charts for hands-on practice. Engaging Games: Printable multiplication games like multiplication bingo to make learning fun. Answer Key: Allows your students to self-check their work independently and build confidence. Multiplication Charts (Regular, Mini & bookmark): Handy reference tools for your students to use in the classroom or to take home. Blank Multiplication Charts: Personalised learning with blank charts for your students to create their own. PDF download includes A4 student booklet with 100+ pages plus additional resources and solutions How to Use: This workbook can be used independently at home or as a supplement in the classroom. Start with the Basics: Introduce the concept of multiplication facts and the distributive property Build Understanding: Utilize the multiplication charts and fill-in-the-blank activities for practice. Sharpen Skills: Move on to worksheets and engaging games to reinforce fluency. Self-Check and Celebrate: Encourage students to use the answer key to check their work and celebrate their progress. Ideal for: Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled Updates: 07/02/2024: More activities added 14/04/24: Updated to new branding

Are you looking for easy ways for your students to develop multiplication and division fact fluency? These multiplication chart mats have blank & pre-filled versions for reference during your lessons or as extra practice. They also include a range of strategies such as skip-counting on a number line, equal groups, multiplication arrays and repeated addition to develop number sense. The divisibility rules are included to support work with factors. Benefits: Boosts multiplication and division fact fluency Laminate to make regular practice easily accessible. Various multiplication strategies develops a deeper conceptual understanding. Divisibility rules help efficiency when finding factors. What’s inside: Blank multiplication chart Multiplication strategies (listed below) Completed grid for reference Divisibility Rules Detailed information page - how to use grid, vocabulary, using grid for equivalent fractions etc Teacher instructions Colour or black & white versions Available as an A4 pdf download. Strategies included: Equal Groups: In this method, your students can use drawings or small items like beads, buttons, or unit blocks to represent equal groupings. Array: An array involves arranging objects into rows and columns. This can also be represented through drawings or physical manipulatives. Repeated Addition: This strategy helps your students understand that by repeatedly adding the second factor (or number), they can solve the multiplication problem. The first factor indicates how many times to perform this addition. Skip Counting: Skip counting is counting by the second factor, where the first factor tells us how many skips to make as we count. Writing the Full Multiplication Sentence: This step involves writing out the complete multiplication sentence to express the mathematical operation being performed. You may also like: Distributive Property of Multiplication KS2 Multiplication Charts CLIPART Commercial use Multiplication & Division Flash Cards & Tracking Are you looking for multiplication activities to keep your students practicing all year long? I have the bundle for you here. Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games Updates: 14/04/24: Updated to new branding

Looking for a fun and effective way to help your students solidify their understanding of the 7 times table? This printable activity combines a hands-on lesson plan / sub plan with a captivating multiplication game using the distributive property multiplication making multiplication practice enjoyable and engaging. Benefits: Struggling learners: Offers clear visuals, manipulatives, and differentiated activities to support all students. Kinesthetic learners: Provides hands-on activities to solidify multiplication concepts. Looking for variety: Integrates games and engaging activities to make multiplication practice fun. The resource includes: Detailed Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide incorporating hands-on activities, clear explanations, and a fun game to solidify the 7 times table. Engaging Multiplication Game: A bingo-like game that reinforces multiplication facts and the distributive property in a competitive and interactive way. Printable Manipulatives: Visual aids to support students in understanding multiplication using arrays. Differentiation Tips: Strategies to cater to students with varying learning needs. Exit Tickets: Assessment tools to gauge student understanding of the concepts. Printing: A4 pdf in colour & black & white This Resource is Perfect For: Teachers working with students learning the 7 times table. Home educators looking for engaging multiplication practice activities. Tutors providing support in understanding multiplication concepts. How to use this resource: Download and print the lesson plan and game materials. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the lesson plan to introduce the concept of the distributive property and connect it to the 7 times table. Use the manipulatives and activities to solidify understanding. Play the multiplication game to reinforce learning in a fun and interactive way. Use the exit tickets to assess student comprehension. How it works: For those who struggle to recall times tables, it is useful to provide strategies to help them to calculate the answer efficiently. This can be done by building on the table known as key facts: 1x, 2x, 5x and 10x tables. This resource introduces the concept using cards which have counters arranged in groups of 7, repeated addition, multiplication and finally the solution. This thinking can easily be extended to find solutions outside the normal times tables e.g. 15 x 7 can be calculated using (10x7) + (5x7). When students are comfortable using the cards to support the 7x table, they can use the 5x + 2x method to complete the 7x table row of the multiplication chart. You may also like: Distributive Property of Multiplication KS2 Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled

Are you looking for creative ways for your students to improve times table recall? Make mastering multiplication fun and engaging for all of your students as they explore the patterns hidden in the numbers. This no-prep printable activity can be used as a booklet or as individual worksheets and includes solutions so your students can self-check their answers. Perfect for morning work, early finishers, or sub plans. Benefits: Explore hidden patterns in multiplication facts from 1 to 12. Develop number sense through visual representations. Boost confidence and comprehension with hands-on practice. Multiplication chart patterns: colour multiples and discover repeating patterns. Web patterns: connect related facts and visualize relationships between numbers creating a web pattern. Spirolaterals: use multiplication rules to create mesmerising geometric designs. Solutions: your students can self-check answers to promote independence. This versatile resource offers: Beautiful final pieces: perfect for classroom displays or student portfolios. Easy-to-print PDFs: ideal for individual or group work. Teacher-friendly solutions: save time and focus on supporting students. Printing: A4 pdf (flattened) Bonus: The download also includes a png file of the 0 to 9 dotted circle so you can create resources based on your class theme. For example, print the circle in the centre of a sunflower design and punch holes where the dots. Students can then use colorful yarn to sew their times table design. How to use: Maths clubs Independent practice Early finishers Morning work Home learning Spark excitement and build lasting number sense with this one-of-a-kind maths art adventure! Updates: 08/02/24: Included calculation sheets for the spirolaterals. Added bonus png of dot circle to make it easy for you to create your own resources. - these look great as a sewing or a nail and string art design. Maybe the centre of a sunflower or Christmas bauble? 14/04/24: Updated to new branding. You may also like: Multiplication Activities & Games to Practise Facts Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled Multiplication Escape Room Maths Activity KS2 Are you looking for multiplication activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money: Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games

Are you looking for engaging ways to help your students understand odd and even numbers? These odd and even numbers worksheets are no-prep activities to save you valuable time and help your students gain a deeper understanding of odd and even numbers and how they support mathematical thinking. Benefits: Understanding the rules of odd and even numbers goes beyond memorising equations like “odd + odd = even”. Here’s why it’s beneficial: Knowing if a number is even lets you quickly predict results of certain operations. For example, you know adding an even number to any number won’t change its odd/even property (even + even = even, even + odd = odd). This makes many calculations faster and easier. Even numbers are divisible by 2. Understanding even/odd lays the groundwork for learning divisibility rules for other numbers. Classifying numbers as odd or even helps with grouping and sorting problems. You can quickly identify which numbers can be paired together and which ones will be left out. Odd and even form a basic number pattern. Recognizing this pattern helps develop logical thinking skills, which are crucial throughout mathematics. What’s inside: What are odd and even numbers? - Odd or even? Pairing Activity Odd and even numbers on a 100 chart Odd word search Double Trouble Adding and subtracting odd and even numbers Multiplying and dividing odd and even numbers Design a poster to review what your students have learned Always, Sometimes, never Be the teacher Odd or even puzzle Solutions How to use: Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Investigating Square Numbers, Factors & Primes Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3 Updates: 5th June 2024: Updated to new branding

Looking for a creative way to reinforce key maths concepts during the holidays? This Christmas bauble craft activity is the perfect solution! Your students will complete engaging tasks that strengthen their understanding of circles (including parts, area, and circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry – all while creating beautiful festive decorations. Benefits Reinforces key geometry concepts in a fun and festive way. Integrates maths practice with creativity and fine motor skills development. Offers a variety of tasks and differentiation options to keep students engaged. Creates beautiful Christmas baubles to decorate classrooms, mobiles, garlands, or cards. What’s inside: A range of engaging bauble templates featuring various maths tasks Labeling parts of a circle Colouring the area and circumference formulas Joining dots to create parabolas (formed by chords) Constructing cartoids from straight lines Applying symmetry concepts through picture activities Differentiation suggestions to cater to a variety of learning styles Answer key A4 Size pdf This resource combines maths practice with a festive craft activity. Your students complete various tasks related to circles (labeling parts, area & circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry on printable bauble templates. Once complete, they can cut out the designs, fold them in half, and glue them back-to-back to create 3D bauble decorations. How to use: Print the desired bauble templates and distribute them to your students. Guide them through the tasks on each bauble, allowing them to complete the activities and colour the designs. Once finished, your students can cut out the shapes, fold them in half, and glue the corresponding halves together to create 3D bauble decorations. You may also like: Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Circles Maths Art Activity for KS3 Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Looking for circle activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab

Looking for end of the year maths activities that will keep your students engaged? This resource explores maths topics in a creative way using your students’ names. End of the year maths has never been so much fun! Explore fractions, shapes, geometry, graphing, symmetry and so much more! Ditch the dull drill-and-fill maths worksheets and watch your students’ faces light up as they discover the magic of maths hidden within their own names. What’s Included: 9 Differentiated Activities: Explore shapes, angles, and symmetry within names. Design mirrored patterns inspired by names. Plot names on a grid and create playful distortions. Dive into fractions of vowels and consonants. Code instructions for robots to write names precisely. Design shapes within names and calculate their area. Craft a personal maths dictionary using pictures and words. Discover polygons within names and create colourful mosaics. Uncover hidden number relationships by converting fractions, decimals, and percents for each letter. Benefits: Engaging & Accessible: Cater to diverse learning styles and abilities with support resources.Visual guides (completed examples) ensure clear understanding for students. Teacher-Friendly Features: : Ready-to-use printables in A4 size pdf. Bonus resource section includes blank grids, blank fraction strips, lettering templates, a maths dictionary template, and extension ideas. Encourage collaboration and fun with a trading card activity. Perfect for: Maths end of the year or back-to-school activities Maths teachers looking for creative and engaging maths activities. Classrooms seeking personalised learning experiences. Teachers who want to boost critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity in their students. Creating a vibrant and interactive maths learning environment. Summer School activities This resource is a game-changer for making maths fun and accessible for all learners! Download your copy today and watch your students become maths detectives, uncovering the wonders of maths within their own names! You may also like: Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Divisibility Rules Lesson Poster & Game Nets of Cubes Calendar Maths Craft Project Coordinate Plane 3D House Craft

Are you looking for easy ways for students to develop multiplication fact fluency? These winter-themed multiplication chart mats have blank & pre-filled versions for reference during lessons or as extra practice. Perfect for quick reinforcement of multiplication skills as an end-of-the-year activity. They also include a range of strategies such as skip counting, equal groups, multiplication arrays and repeated addition to develop number sense. Benefits: Boosts multiplication and division fact fluency Laminate to make regular practice easily accessible year after year! Various multiplication strategies develops a deeper conceptual understanding. What’s Inside: 2 Blank multiplication chart designs 2 Completed multiplication chart designs 2 Multiplication strategies chart designs Colour or black & white versions A4 pdf. Strategies included: Equal Groups Array Repeated Addition Skip Counting Writing the Full Multiplication Sentence How to use: Print a blank or partially-filled chart for each student in their preferred design in colour or black & white. Discuss how to complete the multiplication chart. Laminated charts can be used with whiteboard markers to save time and printing costs for regular practice. (Some students , particularly those who are left-handed, may become frustrated if their hand erases the ink and may prefer not laminated versions.) Where to use: Maths centres Independent practice Classroom Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Spring Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Summer Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Autumn Would you like all of these seasonal multiplication mats in one easy place for year round multiplication fact practice? I have the bundle for you here… * Multiplication & Strategies Mats Seaonal BUNDLE

Are you looking for ways to encourage your students to use divisibility rules in the classroom? These no-prep posters, with bold graphics and clear layouts for numbers 2 to 10 support your students when finding factors of numbers, simplifying fractions etc. The eye-catching posters are attractive maths classroom decor available in colour or print-friendly black & white designs. (A4 pdf) Benefits: Use the posters for games, activities, and discussions to solidify understanding. Eye-catching designs help students internalise the rules naturally. Create a vibrant and informative maths learning environment in your classroom. Each poster features: Bold graphics and clear layouts grab attention and keep students engaged. Simple and concise rules make learning effortless, even for struggling learners. Download includes: 9 colorful divisibility rule posters (Numbers 2-10) 9 black and white divisibility rule posters (Numbers 2-10) Available in A4 pdf format Teachers love this resource because: It saves them time: Ready-to-use posters eliminate prep work. It’s student-friendly: Engaging visuals and explanations make learning fun. It’s versatile: Use for individual reference, bulletin boards, or interactive activities - students could decorate the black & white version, Help your students conquer divisibility and boost their maths confidence! Download today! You may also like: Multiplication, Division & Divisibility Books Divisibility Rules Lesson Poster & Game Are you looking for divisibility activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time: Divisibility Rules Games, Posters & Booklet BUNDLE

Do your students struggle with ratios? This is a comprehensive workbook for teaching and reinforcing ratio concepts using bar models including equivalent ratios, ratios and unit rates, writing ratios and much more. Perfect for ratios in KS3, this print-friendly workbook includes detailed solutions and is available in A4 Size. This workbook is ideal for KS3 but I have also had a lot of success using it to teaching my older students who struggle with ratios. Benefits Reinforces understanding of working with ratios Engages students through the use of bar models Includes detailed solutions for easy reference Print-friendly black and white format Contents: What is bar modelling? Using bar models What are ratios? Sharing in a given ratio Sharing in a given ration: comparison model Equivalent ratios Simplifying ratios Comparing ratios The unit method Ratio Recap Solutions Instructions/Tips for Implementation This Ratio Workbook is designed to be used independently by KS3 students. It can be used as practice or reinforcement during class time or as homework assignments. Each section of the workbook includes a clear explanation of the topic, followed by a variety of practice exercises. Students can work through the workbook at their own pace, with teachers providing support and assistance as needed. The detailed solutions provided at the end of the workbook allow for easy self-checking and immediate feedback. You may also like: Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3 Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game

Help your Key Stage 2 students master multiplication and division with this exciting and educational pack of easily accessible, printable puzzles and games! Packed with 14 different low-prep games, activities, class posters and blank & part-filled multiplication charts, this resource is designed to make multiplication practice fun, interactive, and effective. Also includes solutions for the independent activities to enable students to self-check answers, promoting independence. Perfect for Key Stage 2 students and the simple design makes it suitable for older students who need extra support. Available A4 size pdf with 50+ student pages + solutions, posters & resources Benefits: Engaging and interactive way to practice multiplication tables 14 print-friendly games and activities Designed for Key Stage 2 Encourages independent, paired, and small group work Low-prep resources Helps your students develop multiplication fluency Fun and enjoyable learning experience Contents: Independent Activities: Spin & Multiply Multiplication Fact Families Product Puzzle Multiplication maze Puzzle Squares Puzzle Room Multiplication 5 Ways Paired Activities Domino Multiplication Tic Tac Toe (2x to 12x) Multiplication Memory Game (2x to 12x) Bump Games (2x to 12x) 5 in a row (to 6x6) Factor Drop Game Group Activities: Factor Track Board Game Multiplication Bingo (2x to 12x) Solutions Games Resources Dominoes Tic Tac Toe Symbol Cards and Multiplies Cards (2x to 12x) Factor Track Division Cards (÷2 to ÷12) Factor Drop Products Cards Multiplication Bingo Multiples (2x to 12x) Multiplication Grids - Completed and blank Multiplication Posters (0 to 12) Dice template (Blank) Spinners (Two 1 to 10 spinners) You may also like: Multiplication Facts to 12 Flashcards Booklets Multiplication Practice Jellyfish Craftivity Multiplication & Division Flash Cards & Tracking Multiplication Escape Room Maths Activity KS2 Are you looking for multiplication games and activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money… Multiplication Fact Fluency BUNDLE fun Activities & Games