Help your Year 1 students master addition within 20 using the ‘making 10’ strategy! This no-prep, printable resource includes an addition strategies anchor chart to introduce students to the skill practically with counters and ten frames before practising with differentiated “Make 10 to Add” worksheets and games. Includes colour and black & white options in A4 size. Key benefits: Master single-digit addition confidently. Develop strong number sense and place value understanding. Learn the ‘Make 10 to Add’ strategy practically using counters and hundred squares. Engage in fun and interactive activities. Differentiate instruction to meet individual needs. Boost problem-solving skills with real-world application. What’s inside? Colourful & informative poster: Explains bridging 10 using ten frames and counters alongside a 0-20 number line. Printing options: A4, colour or black & white. Interactive activity mat: Reinforce learning with hands-on fun! Making Ten recap activity: Jigsaw puzzles and worksheets to solidify number bonds to 10. Differentiated worksheet: Cater to various learning levels with tiered challenges. Exciting games: Playful practice with Roll & Add, Mystery Numbers, Bingo, and more! Real-world word problems: Apply skills to everyday situations. Detailed solutions: Ensure understanding every step of the way. Bonus resources: Printable ten frames, number lines, and lift-the-flap ten frames for extra support. How to use: Independent practice Paired activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Doubles Addition Withiin 20 Games & Activities Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 resources in one eaasy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money. Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle UPDATES: 27th October 2023: Updated font and layout to improve clarity. Corrected typing errors. 11th January 2024 Now includes A4 and US Letter versions Both available in colour or Black & white Added making 10 activity to recap prior learning. Included word problems for extra practise. 5th June 2024 Updated to new branding A4 size only

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 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

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

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

Get ready for Halloween maths fun with this spooky printable resource! Help your little learners practise early maths skills through engaging Halloween-themed activities. Includes addition to 20, foundation phase maths, printable bookmarks, colouring sheets with a Halloween theme. Benefits: Reinforces key maths skills Provides hands-on practise Versatile for maths centres & morning work Saves teacher prep time What’s inside: Cover for customization Word search focusing on addition and subtraction terms Logic puzzle using doubles facts Number composition activities Find and Graph task Creative activities like coloring, drawing, and symmetry exploration Practical tools such as ten frames and part-part-whole models Answer key for teacher reference Make maths magical with this Halloween-themed resource! Your little learners will love practising essential maths skills while exploring spooky fun. How to Use: Print and use in Halloween-themed maths centres, morning work, or for skill practise. This versatile resource offers a valuable tool for you to enhance maths instruction. You may also like: Morning Maths Early Finisher Binder KS1 Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for Numbers to 20 Activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here. Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle

Looking for engaging calendar practice that reinforces spelling and writing? This comprehensive resource provides everything you need to create a hands-on learning experience for your students! It provides a fun and interactive way for your students to build their calendar skills and strengthen their writing and spelling abilities! Benefits: Develops calendar knowledge and strengthens spelling skills. Improves fine motor control through cutting and tracing activities. Encourages creativity with daily drawing. Offers flexibility for morning work, independent practice, or end-of-day reflection. What’s inside: Printable calendar cards in 4 versions: solid writing, dashed tracing, handwriting lines, and individual letters. Matching worksheets for each version, including space for cutting and pasting, tracing, and drawing. A template for a storage box to keep calendar cards organized. A4 Size pdf This resource uses cutting, pasting, tracing, and drawing activities to help your students learn about the days, months, and dates on a calendar. How to Use: Print and cut out the calendar cards and worksheets. Choose a card version (solid writing, tracing, etc.) for your students to cut out the day, month, and date. They paste the pieces onto the corresponding worksheet. If applicable, students trace the writing on the worksheet. Encourage students to draw a picture about their day or a relevant topic. You may also like: [Calendar Classroom Display Cards & Birthday Banners(https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/display-calendar-cards-blank-outline-12893277) Calendar Classroom Display Cards & Birthday Banners Mindfulness

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

Make doubles fun & easy for your young students! This engaging resource unlocks the power of doubles addition (1-10) through: Hands-on activities: Painting, folding, cutting, worksheets, games & colouring pages Differentiation: Activities tailored for Doubling 1-5 & 6-10 Visuals: Clear models (part-part-whole, bar models) & manipulatives (dice) Key Strategy: Partitioning numbers 6-10 (5 + ?) for deeper understanding Benefits: Solidify doubles facts: Build a strong foundation for addition Develop number sense: Deepen understanding of numbers & quantities Boost addition fluency: Make addition faster & more efficient Engage all learners: Variety of activities for diverse learning styles Differentiate instruction: Cater to individual needs Build confidence & motivation: Fun & hands-on approach fosters a love of maths. What’s inside? Two sections: Doubling 1-5 and Doubling 6-10, with 12 activities for each. Differentiable options. Hands-on learning: Painting and folding, cutting activities, worksheets, games, and colouring pages. Manipulatives: Part-part-whole models, bar models, bead strings and dice to strengthen understanding. Key strategy: Partitioning numbers 6-10 into 5 + ? to simplify doubling. Colour and black & white versions Solutions included: for easy assessment and support. A4 size pdf format How to use: Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning Morning activities Early finishers You may also like: Make 10 to Add Worksheets, Activities & Games Morning Maths Early Finisher Binder KS1 Ten Frame Manipulative with Lift-the Flap Counters Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money. Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Looking for exciting and interactive ways to help your Key Stage 3 students grasp area and circumference of circles? These no-prep, hands-on activities promote understanding of what pi (π) is and how it relates to a circle’s area and circumference. Perfect for Pi Day (14th March) or to supplement your current lessons. What your students will gain: A deeper understanding of circle geometry Mastery of the formulas for circumference and area The ability to apply knowledge to solve problems A fun and engaging way to learn maths! This resource includes: Hands-on paper cutting activities to discover the relationship between circumference and area in a practical way. Worksheets, activities, and a game to solidify concepts and practise calculations. Colouring pages for creative reinforcement and stress-free learning. Colour and black & white versions of some pages 20-page booklet + colour options and solutions You may also like: FREE KS3 Circles: Area, Circumference, Vocabulary Sunflower Maths Activities KS3 Geometry Do you want these resources in one easy place? I have the bundle for your here to save £££ Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab Updates: 14/04/24 Updated to new branding

Are you looking for fun and engaging maths art activities? This resource provides hands-on learning for Key Stage 3 students - perfect to introduce circle topics or revise them. Explore key concepts such as vocabulary, area and circumference formulas, symmetry, and pi through a variety of activities. The completed work will also create a stunning classroom display. What’s inside: Circle terminology: Label parts of a circle and complete engaging exercises. Circle formulas: Explore formulas through interactive colouring activities. Parabolas and chords: Discover the relationship between these geometric elements through hands-on activities. Cartoids: Learn to construct these intriguing curves step-by-step. Symmetry: Practice drawing and reflecting images in different quadrants. Compass skills: Improve compass use for precise circle drawing. Fibonacci spiral: Colour this mesmerizing pattern to experience the beauty of maths. Pi exploration: Plot the first 10 digits of pi on a circular bar chart for visual learning. Relaxing colouring pages: Foster creativity Solutions included 13 activities + differentiated options + covers + solutions Available as A4 pdf Check out the free sample here: FREE KS3 Circles: Area, Circumference, Vocabulary You may also like: Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Do you want both activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save £££… Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab Updates: 14/04/24: Updated to new branding

Do your Key Stage 2 students struggle with multiplication fact fluency? Bring spring cheer to your classroom with these no-prep printable multiplication charts to practice times tables to 10x10. Choose from vibrant tulips or classic daffodils, with color or print options. Available A4 Size as a pdf download with 25 pages plus teacher instructions & student solutions. Includes teacher tips to help support students who struggle to recall facts and an answer key so students can self-check work. Benefits: Engage students: Beautiful floral designs make learning multiplication facts fun and visually appealing. Multiple options: Choose from blank, partially-filled, and completed charts to suit individual needs. Convenient formats: Includes full-page charts, pocket charts for your students, and bookmark-sized references. Reusable: Print and laminate for long-lasting use year after year. Teacher tips: Suggestions on how to support your students who struggle with multiplication fact retention. What’s Inside: Colorful Tulips: 2 colour options + black & white version Classic Daffodils: 1 colour option + black & white version Various Sizes: 3 size options Teacher Tips: Teacher tips for supporting students Student Answer Key: Self-check Each Design Set Includes: Large blank multiplication chart Large completed multiplication chart Large partially-filled multiplication chart Completed charts for student maths books - 2 per page Completed charts for bookmarks - 3 per page Printable PDF format How to Use: Maths centres Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning Make multiplication practice bloom with these charming and versatile charts! Perfect for spring themes, these charts offer a fun and effective way to help your students master their multiplication facts. Download today and bring a touch of floral fun to your maths lessons! You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Spring Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Summer Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Autumn Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Winter Would you like to download these seasonal multiplication mats in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time. Multiplication & Strategies Mats Seaonal BUNDLE

Do you want to save time creating multiplication chart activities for your students? Engage your students in learning multiplication tables with this versatile multiplication charts clipart set. Your students can use the completed multiplication charts for reference or use the blank and part-filled versions for practice. Whether your students and beginning multiplication or practicing for multiplication timed tests, you can create custom-made resources to appeal to your students’ preferences. Why do you need this? This colourful multiplication chart clipart set is a valuable resource for teachers, homeschoolers and parents. It provides a variety of engaging visuals to support students in memorising and applying multiplication facts up to 12x12. Create multiplication chart activities tailored to your students’ preferences or you classroom theme. Differentiated options - completed, blank or part-filled Colour or Black & White options. Solid-filled charts with a transparent background Available for personal or commercial use. What’s inside? The set includes 18 png images. Multiplication charts to 12x12 in 5 colour options: orange, blue, teal, rainbow, and black & white. 3 Levels of Practice: Completed charts for quick reference, blank charts for customisation, and partially filled charts with key tables (1x, 2x, 5x, and 10x) for targeted practice. Translucent tracking guide (optional) to help your students visually track their progress. High-Resolution PNG Images: Solid-filled charts with transparent backgrounds for for easy layering in your worksheets, presentations, and other projects (no white border around the chart). Personal & Commercial Use: Perfect for teachers, homeschoolers, parents, and TES creators. Ideas for use Print the multiplication charts and use them as flashcards, reference sheets, or for creating interactive multiplication mats. Print the partially filled charts and use them for guided practice or formative assessment. Print the completed charts and use them as posters or reference materials in your classroom. The translucent tracking guide (optional) can be used as an overlay on top of the blank chart on screen to help students visually track their progress as they fill in the multiplication facts. This clipart can also be used to create multiplication bookmarks, worksheets, and other educational resources. You may also like: Multiplication Charts Blank & Pre-filled Distributive Property of Multiplication KS2 Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Autumn

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 engaging maths resources to support young learners? This set of ten frame posters and cards (numbers 0-10) provides a visual and interactive way for your students to explore numbers and build foundational maths skills such as decomposing numbers to 10. Benefits: Clear and colourful visuals: Reinforce number recognition with brightly colored ten frames and corresponding digits and number words. Multiple formats: Choose from eye-catching posters for classroom displays or versatile flashcards for maths centres. Differentiation options: Cater to individual learning styles with colour options, traceable numbers, and blank frames for customisation. Hands-on activities: Cards can be used as playdough mats, for manipulative practice, or for colouring and tracing. What’s Inside: Large ten frame posters - colour or black & white Number cards (4 per page) in 4 versions: colour, black-filled numbers & counters, white-filled numbers & counters, dashed numbers for tracing. A4 Size pdf Useful for: Number recognition (0-10) Subitizing (recognising quantities at a glance) Counting Number words How to Use: Display posters in your classroom as a reference for students. Use flashcards for individual practice, small group activities. Encourage students to interact with the cards by adding playdough counters, tracing numbers, or decorating them based on themes. You may also like: Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Ten Frame Manipulative with Lift-the Flap Counters Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money. Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Engage Your Key Stage 2 Students with a Maths colouring summer craftivity to practise multiplication facts! Is keeping your students engaged in maths a struggle as the summer holidays approach? Look no further! This creative maths colouring craftivity will have your KS2 students practising their multiplication facts while having a blast in the process! This no-prep, printable resource is perfect for: Bringing a splash of colour to your classroom display! Saving you valuable planning time. Keeping students engaged in maths learning. Benefits: Spark creativity: Your students will love getting creative while revising times tables. Multiple display options: Choose from flat, 3D with a flat back, or a 3D hanging decoration. Saves you time: This resource requires no preparation – simply print and go! Print-friendly: Black and white design is economical and easy to use. Available in A4 size Answers included: Makes marking a breeze! What’s Included: 6 engaging student activity pages Solutions for easy marking Multiplication Charts for additional support A display board heading Print-friendly black and white design Available as A4 pdf Learning Objectives: Number : Multiplication facts to 10x10 How to Use: Print the craftivity pages. Students answer the rounding questions on each page and colour the corresponding sections of the jellyfish based on the colour coding provided. Students cut out the jellyfish shapes. Choose your display option: Flat: Simply stick the jellyfish onto a bulletin board. 3D Display: Fold the jellyfish in half and glue the backs together for a stand-up display. 3D Hanging Mobile: Use all 6 jellyfish to create a colourful mobile or classroom garland. Where to Use: End-of-the-year activity Independent practice Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning Make the most of the summer term and keep your Key Stage 2 students engaged with this exciting maths craftivity! You may also like: Rounding to 10 & 100 Maths Colouring Craft Multiplication Flash Cards for 2 Times Table Fish Craft Multiplication Flash Cards for 5 Times Table Fish Craft Multiplication Flash Cards for 10 Times Table Fish Craft Multiplication Flash Cards for 3 Times Table Turtle Craft

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