Here is a little supplementary worksheet for translations and transformations inputs. Recommended for Year 5 to Year 6 level working children. I hope that you and the children under your care enjoy the resource and learn from it. :) Nick

A little activity to supplement a volume input. Hope that you enjoy it as much as my learners did! Nick

Here’s a little aesthetically pleasing worksheet practising division with and without remainders involved. Hope that you enjoy the resource! Nick

This is a great, editable resource whereby you can test your class with their use of operations. Give them a minute, give them 2 minutes, give them whatever time they need to beat themselves! It’s a great starter for getting them to practise key operations and, more importantly, play with Maths. Enjoy the resource! Nick

A resource to supplement the use of number lines in Year 5 and Year 6. I hope that you enjoy using this resource with your class. :) Nick

This is a fun little rounding activity for Year 4/5 (or lower Year 6). It also has cut out numbers that they can use that show visually rounding up or rounding down. I hope that you have fun with the resource! Nick

A little resource to supplement teaching decimals as tenths. I hope that you enjoy the resource and get good use of it. :) Nick

Hi all, This is a lovely little worksheet consolidating a few things within geometry. It covers polygons (regular/irregular), measuring of angles with protractor, isosceles triangles and missing angles using more than one variable. I hope that you enjoy and your learners enjoy the worksheet! Nick

Hey all, This is a lovely little resource to supplement the concept of “nets”: a tricky concept to teach in KS2 (10-11 years of age). I hope that your learners get a lot from the resource and thank you for visiting my shop for the purchase. Nick

Hello! A lovely little resource here that supplements a “tenths” input for ages 8-9 (Y3 / Y4). Hope that you get good use of it. :) Nick

Hi there, This is a resource on analogue times of clocks for children specifically working in - or at - KS1 level (5 to 7 years of age). It could prove useful as a resource for a lower ability Year 3 child. I hope that you get good use out of the resource! Nick

Hi there, This resource is a supplement resource for students doing units of measurement: distance. Suitable for Year 4 / Year 5 children, it’s a nice little addition to a lesson. Thanks for looking and purchasing and I hope it goes well to support your lessons. Nick