Maths Key Objectives & Tracking Sheets (Year 1 - Year 6) Whole school (KS1 & KS2) covered. 16 pages in total. Fully editable.

Track every child’s progress in MATHS with these easy-to-use tracking sheets! PDF and Word formats attached so fully editable. Just fill in your children’s names and off you go.

Maths Targets and Tracking Sheets for Year 1, Year 2 and Year 3. Good assessment and tracking tool.

A simple way to show 2 and 3-digit numbers broken into Hundreds, Tens and Units/Ones. Fully animated. 14 slides.

Great Maths warm up! 5 - 11 years! Instructions provided … very easy to play and no resources required!

What are Target Boards? Target boards have been around for a long time and they are an effective way of working with numbers, symbols, shapes and measures. . How do they work? Pupil’s are presented with a grid of numbers, symbols, shapes or measures. You ask a range of questions based on the information they are presented. You ask questions like… . Which numbers add up to make 50? How many multiples of 4 can you find? Which number on the grid has the most factors? How many prime numbers are there? How many square numbers are there? How many cube numbers are there? How many triangle numbers are there? Which two numbers that have a sum of 18 Which three numbers that have a product of 120 How many odd numbers are there? How many even numbers are there that are also a factor of 60?? . What’s included? 36 Target Boards! . Class organization: Split the class into two groups and get them to compete. Time trials. Quiz. Quick fire individual questions.

Make ‘TARGET’ numbers - a great warm up or plenary activity! Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

**3 Target Boards ** 3 Target Boards: Whole Numbers, Decimal Numbers & Negative Numbers. The idea of Target Boards has been around for a long time and they are an effective way of working with numbers. How it works: Your student’s are presented with a grid of numbers and you say something like: Which numbers add up to make 20? How many multiples of 4 can you find? Give me two numbers that have a sum of 18. How many odd numbers are there? There are lots of variations you can do with this activity … split the class into two groups and get them to compete, individual time trials etc.

Target Number - Using all 4 operations! . Make each target number using the numbers provided. 2 pages. . Rules: . Use the 5 numbers provided for each question to make the Target Number (you don’t have to use all 5 numbers). You can only use each number ONCE! Use any operation (+, -, ÷, ×) Show HOW you reach the Target Number in the WORKING OUT BOX provided . Fully editable

2-page activity booklet. Suitable for 6 - 9 years. Activity 1: Write 4 SUMS (2 addition sums and 2 subtraction sums) using the 3 numbers shown. Activity 2:Have a go at creating 4 SUMS using your own 3 numbers. Very versatile and open ended! Great for differentiation by outcome and student choice!

1 Worksheet - Minutes TO the Hour. Activity: Write each time on the digital clock and in words.

Quick fire ‘Time’ questions - analogue and digital. PowerPoint Ideal for 7+

Great Maths warm up! 5 - 11 years! Instructions provided … very easy to play and no resources required!

Many colours and designs to choose from. 20 in total. Just print off and enjoy.

Task: Divide money by 2, 4, 10 and 5. As you move down the sheet, the questions become more challenging. Answers provided.

Chinese multiplication (Lattice multiplication) is a great method to use when multiplying numbers. This presentation teaches children how to do ‘Chinese’ Multiplication in simple steps. 10 slides in total. Fully editable.

Capacity - differentiated word problems. 3 worksheets - Easy, Medium, Hard. Fully editable. Ideal for 7+ 12 problems in total.

Year 3 Maths - Word Problems 3 differentiated worksheets (5 questions per sheet). Extension Task also provided (12 questions - with answers) Fully editable.

*** Why not start the day or end the day with some Maths challenges?** Attached are 15 sets of Year 5 and Year 6 Maths Word Problems. 16 slides in total. Ideal for 9 - 12 years. Answers not provided.

Topic: AREA A simple presentation teaching ‘how to calculate the area of a shape by counting squares’. Suitable for 4 - 7 years Fully editable.