Coordinates - KS2 PowerPoint An excellent PowerPoint to use when teaching coordinates. Ideal for beginners and intermediate ability. 14 slides.

2 nice worksheets to use when measuring in cm and mm. Fully editable and answer sheet provided. I normally allow the children a small degree of error either side of the exact measurement (1mm more or 1mm less).

**Money: Shopping with 10p, 20p, 50p and £1.00 ** Specific focus: To show equivalent values for 10p, 20p, 50p and £1.00 4 stepped activities. 8-page booklet. Appropriate for 5- 9 years. Fully editable.

Add items on a menu using this fun presentation. Suitable for 5 - 9 yrs. Fully editable.

Place Value Activity Booklet - 4 pages - 4-page 'Place Value' booklet. - Ideal for KS1 or lower KS2. - Activities: Partition, add and make numbers! - Fully editable.

An effective PowerPoint to demonstrate how to partition numbers using place value cards. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability). Fully editable.

3 differentiated decimal number sequence worksheets. Ideal for 7+ Each worksheet requires the student to increase or increase the decimals by tenths, hundredths or thousandths. The worksheets get more difficult to complete (stage 3 being the most difficult). On the second page of each worksheet, there is space for your student’s to create their own number sequences. Fully editable. Answer sheets provided.

Partitioning PowerPoint - 26 slides A simple way to show your student’s HOW numbers can be partitioned (broken up). Slide 2: Two-digit numbers (horizontal) Slide 8: Two-digit numbers (vertical) Slide 14: Three-digit numbers (horizontal) Slide 20: Three-digit numbers (vertical)

A great way to teach your class how to convert metres to centimetres and vice versa using their knowledge of multiplying and dividing by 100. Clear and animated examples of how to move digits around the decimal point to aid understanding. 28 slides and fully editable.

A 2-page booklet for younger students to write, recognize and order unit fractions. Fully editable.

Can your student’s show various ways to calculate a fraction of a number? Ways to show your working: Tally, Bar model, Bridge Method and an array divided into groups. Fully tested and editable. 5 worksheets - halves & quarters, thirds & fifths, tenths & eighths, sixths & sevenths, ninths & twelfths

This activity sheet should only be used once the children know the following: . 1.) How to separate counting cubes into equal groups (I use plastic cups for the groups. Alternatively you could use grouping hoops). 2.) How to draw balls on a sheet of paper and separate them into equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate halves, they should draw the balls in groups of 2 (in an array formation) then separate into 2 equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate quarters, they should draw the balls in groups of 4 (in an array formation) then separate into 4 equal groups. If you are asking a child to separate thirds, they should draw the balls in groups of 3 (in an array formation) then separate into 3 equal groups etc. 3.) How to count confidently in 2’s (when working with halves); how to count confidently in 4’s (when working in quarters); how to count confidently in 3’s (when working in thirds) etc. . This sheet has questions related to halves, quarters and thirds but you can always change the questions. Fully editable. Example shown.

Writing and Drawing EQUIVALENT Fractions Ideal starter activity for EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS. 2-page booklet. Fully editable.

If you want to give your Y6 student’s a good number sequence challenge, here it is. 2-page booklet. Your student’s have to complete some number sequences and identify the rule/pattern. Then they get to make their own number sequences by choosing their own starting number and rule/pattern. My Year 6 class really enjoyed this challenge. Fully editable.

10 pages. Questions related to Tables, Graphs and Charts. Fully editable. Answers provided.

*** My class love this!** This 44-slide PowerPoint is an excellent way to practise adding or subtracting 30 minutes from a variety of digital times. Bright, fully animated and all answers provided. Perfect for KS2 or higher ability KS1 students. Ideal for a maths warm up or plenary session. Fully editable.

Can your students complete the missing decimal number sequences? Suitable for Key Stage 2

Resource 1: Gosh TV Great ‘TIME’ class-based / homework project. 2 pages of activities. Students have to design their own TV channel … start and finish times, duration of shows etc … they love it!!! . Resource 2: Measuring Time Let your students create their own TV programme … start/finish times, duration of shows etc. Great insight into their preferred TV viewing! . Both resources are fully editable!