A game of Bingo for practising time tables (1 - 12 inclusive) and making maths fun, with a competitive edge. The game comes with 144 calling cards covering all of the times tables from 1x1, through to 12x12. It also comes with 12 pre-prepared Bingo cards and additionally a blank Bingo card template so pupils can pick and fill in their own chosen numbers pre-game if you wish. A detailed instruction sheet is provided on how to use the resource and play the game. For optimal use, durability and longevity please laminate the bingo calling cards and pre-prepared bingo cards before cutting up (a guillotine is the fastest way to do this). OHP pens can be used to write on the laminated bingo cards and cleaned off with alcohol for reuse.

A free sample from a pack of 5 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets for primary school pupils, aimed at building confidence when telling the time. Each worksheet is entitled ‘What time is it Mr Wolf?’ and features a cute wolf character to appeal to younger pupils. The wolf character can be coloured in for those pupils who complete the sheet early. There are 12 problems to answer on each sheet. The worksheet includes the following: 1.) On the hour 2.) Half past the hour 3.) Quarter past the hour 4.) Quarter to the hour 5.) A mixture of all of the above The worksheets could be used in the classroom for teaching and/or assessment or alternatively set as a homework task.

A pack of 5 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets, focusing on the value of coins. Using imagery of real money, the worksheets encourage pupils to become more familiar and confident about the value of the different coins currently used in the UK. The worksheets get gradually more challenging, starting with adding the value of two coins, through to the most challenging worksheet, where the value of six coins has to be found. This allows clear differentiation in the classroom. A separate answer sheet is provided for each of the 5 worksheets. This could be displayed via a smart board to encourage pupils to mark their own work or peer mark if preferred.

A game of 3 in a row, for practising 2 digit addition and subtraction and making maths fun, with a competitive edge. Great for improving and building pupils’ confidence when using mental arithmetic. The game comes with 30 addition and 30 subtraction question cards. The two packs can either be played separately or together to give pupils a mix of addition and subtraction questions. It also comes with 4 pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ cards to be photocopied. A detailed instruction sheet is provided on how to use the resource and play the game. For optimal use, durability and longevity please laminate the question cards and pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ cards before cutting up (a guillotine is the fastest way to do this). OHP pens can be used to write on the laminated ‘3 in a row’ cards and cleaned off with alcohol for reuse if counters are not available for marking off numbers.

A game of 3 in a row, for practising multiplication and making maths fun, with a competitive edge. The game comes with 30 multiplication question cards. It also comes with 4 pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ cards to be photocopied. A detailed instruction sheet is provided on how to use the resource and play the game. For optimal use, durability and longevity please laminate the question cards and pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ cards before cutting up (a guillotine is the fastest way to do this). OHP pens can be used to write on the laminated ‘3 in a row’ cards and cleaned off with alcohol for reuse if counters are not available for marking off numbers.

A pack of 5 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets for primary school pupils, aimed at building confidence when showing the time. Each worksheet is entitled ‘What time is it Mr Wolf?’ and features a cute wolf character to appeal to younger pupils. The wolf character can be coloured in for those pupils who complete the sheet early. There are 12 problems to answer on each sheet. The worksheet includes the following: 1.) On the hour 2.) Half past the hour 3.) Quarter past the hour 4.) Quarter to the hour 5.) A mixture of all of the above The worksheets could be used in the classroom for teaching and/or assessment or alternatively set as a homework task.

A game of 3 in a row, for practising telling the time and making maths fun, with a competitive edge. The game comes with 30 question cards. It also comes with 4 pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ grids to be photocopied. A detailed instruction sheet is provided on how to use the resource and play the game. For optimal use, durability and longevity please laminate the question cards and pre-prepared ‘3 in a row’ grids before cutting up (a guillotine is the fastest way to do this). OHP pens can be used to write on the laminated ‘3 in a row’ grids and cleaned off with alcohol for reuse if counters are not available for marking off numbers.

A pack of 5 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets for primary school pupils, aimed at building confidence when telling the time. Each worksheet is entitled ‘What time is it Mr Wolf?’ and features a cute wolf character to appeal to younger pupils. The wolf character can be coloured in for those pupils who complete the sheet early. There are 12 problems to answer on each sheet. The worksheet includes the following: 1.) On the hour 2.) Half past the hour 3.) Quarter past the hour 4.) Quarter to the hour 5.) A mixture of all of the above The worksheets could be used in the classroom for teaching and/or assessment or alternatively set as a homework task.

A pack of 2 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets, focusing on calculating change. Using imagery of real money, the worksheets encourage pupils to become more familiar and confident about the value of the different coins currently used in the UK. A separate answer sheet is provided for each of the 2 worksheets. This could be displayed via a smart board to encourage pupils to mark their own work or peer mark if preferred.

A free sample from a pack of 5 visually appealing and clearly laid out worksheets for primary school pupils, aimed at familiarising pupils with the value of the different coins currently used in the UK. There are 12 problems to answer on each sheet. The worksheets could be used in the classroom for teaching and/or assessment or alternatively set as a homework task.