A simple survey sheet. Fully editable. Enough space to record 20 responses for each question asked.

9 pages. Easy to follow and use. Counting activities. Ideal for 3 - 6 years.

I use this EVERY FRIDAY. It identifies students who have understood the learning objectives for the week and those that haven’t. Any child who is not successful becomes part of my intervention group for the following week (they also re-do the test once the intervention has finished). . The learning objectives for this particular sheet are: . recognize a half and quarter shade one third of a shape circle a half, quarter and third of an array use the ‘more or less than’ symbol correctly find a half, quarter or third of a number using a preferred method . A simple and easy assessment tool to use, edit and mark. Fully editable.

2 great resources: Resource 1: A great little booklet to test your student’s knowledge of halves, quarters and thirds. Answers provided and fully editable. Resource 2: A worksheet to consolidate halves, quarters and thirds. Answers provided and fully editable.

More than or less than … 2 page activity booklet Stepped activity! 2 page activity booklet Fully editable

12 maths word problems to work through PLUS an additional 12 extension questions (for early finishers/more able). ANSWERS PROVIDED! Ideal for 7 - 11 years.

4 worksheets - 1 for each operation (handwritten). Ideal for lower KS2 students. Also included is an Excel assessment sheet (to record the scores and times taken to complete each worksheet).

PowerPoint presentation and 2-page ‘flag symmetry’ task! My student’s really enjoyed designing their own symmetrical flags. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

Convert units of measurement with these 5 sets of worksheets. Suitable for KS2, KS2 or KS4.

This worksheet is ideal for recording Roamer commands. Ideal for 5+

A great practical maths lesson. Worksheet attached. Just measure the objects shown in the table with an appropriate measuring instrument, to the nearest cm.

A great little Maths Warm Up Activity. All instructions explained on slide 2. No additional resources required.

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

10 quick fire maths questions. 14 slides in total. Ideal for a Maths warm up or plenary. Suitable for Y2 or Y3 students (depending on ability).

A lunchtime supervisor decides to rearrange the tables in your school canteen. Investigate how many children can fit around the tables. 5 pages. Fully differentiated. Investigation 1A: Lower Ability (working below) Investigation 1B: Middle Ability (working at) Investigation 2: Higher Ability (working above) All answers provided Fully editable

Converting Measurements - 2 Worksheets . Worksheet 1: Grams and Kilograms Conversions Worksheet. 40 questions. Answers and assessment feedback provided. Fully editable. . Worksheet 2: 3 tables to complete. Measure volume, weight, length and distances. A selection of objects to measure and convert. Fully editable.

Topic: Rounding to the nearest 10. 2 worksheets. Worksheet 1: 16 questions Worksheet 2: 24 questions Answer sheets provided. Fully editable.

2 activities attached. Homework Activity: Students must look for a variety of containers at home that contain liquid. Can they find the number on the label that tells them how many litres (l) or millilitres (ml) they hold? They must then find three containers to bring in to school. One should be about 1 litre, one should be about half a litre (or about 500 millilitres) and the last should be much smaller than half a litre. Worksheet Activity: For this activity, present the children with a variety of empty containers (labelled A to F). You could use ‘some’ of the containers the children brought in for homework. Students must then estimate the volume of each container. They must then record the actual measurements and finally calculate the difference between their estimate and actual measurement. **Both activities are fully editable.

Number Bonds to 20 - simple presentation. 5 slides. Learn bonds quickly.

6 Maths puzzles to solve. Suitable for 7 - 11 years (depending on ability).