General 'time' quiz which includes time, duration of time, schedule (timetable), schedule (program), calendar, relationships between units of time and solving word problems involving time. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of &'Time&';. Hope you find it helpful.

General fractions questions which include understanding fractions, reading, writing, comparing, ordering, equivalent fractions and solving word problems involving fractions. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Fractions&'. Hope you find it helpful.

General 'decimals' quiz which includes writing and naming decimals, place values and digit values in decimals, comparing and ordering decimals. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of &'Decimals&';. Hope you find it useful.

General geometry questions which include angles, types of angles, quadrilaterals, diagonals, parallel lines, circles, symmetrical shapes, patterns and design and create.. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Geometry''. Hope you find it useful.

This worksheet is perfect for practicing the formula of interior angles of polygons. You may use this worksheet as a classroom controlled practice. Some students may have difficulty finding the sizes of the interior angles and may need assistance. You can discuss with them how to attain the answers by identifying the interior and exterior angles, the sides and the given angles of the shapes. Hope you find this useful.

Calculating area of quadrants, semicircles and three-quarters can be a difficult task for young learners. As a primary children teacher, I usually create a colourful visual stimulation presentation to grab their attention. I add colours to make the demonstration more interesting yet informative. Each problem is followed by a clear instruction on how to attain the final answers. You may use this presentation as an introduction lesson and as a classroom game.

You may use this as an introduction to the lesson. How three dimensional figures are classifed as well as their defining traits based on the relationships of faces, vertices and sides. Great to use as class discussion. Hope you find this helpful.

You may use this as an introduction to the lesson. How pyramids based on the relationships of faces, vertices and sides are classifed as well as their defining traits. Done on white as cheaper alternative and colourful background as displays or teachers aid. Saved on different formats too.

You may use this as an introduction to the lesson. How prisms are classifed as well as their defining traits based on the relationships of faces, vertices and sides. Done on white as cheaper alternative and colourful background as displays or teachers aid. Saved on different formats too.

An initial set of drills for converting decimals to fractions then to word forms. Pupils will also learn how decimals and fractions related. Hope you find it helpful.

This worksheet is great for learning and practicing about drawing parallel lines as instructed using a set square. You may use this worksheet as a classroom controlled practice. Some students may have difficulty drawing parallel lines and may need assistance. There are six items to practice with. By the time they have finished this worksheet, they will be competent drawing parallel lines. Hope you find this useful.

This worksheet is perfect for learning and practicing various problems about drawing different angles using a protractor and how to bisect an angle with a compass. You may use this worksheet as a classroom controlled practice. Some students may have difficulty finding to divide the angle and may need assistance. There are 8 items to practice with. By the time they have finished this worksheet, they will be competent bisecting angles. Hope you find this useful.

You may use this worksheet after a class discussion. Pupils should be able to identify solid shapes, describe the figures and compare, classify two- and three-dimensional shapes according to their properties. They should be able to describe similarities and differences in 3 dimensional objects. You may use this worksheet as a classwork or homework. Hope you find it useful.

A printable perimeter worksheets. Pupils add the lengths of the sides on each polygon to determine the perimeter of the shape. Various shapes and units of measurement are used. You may ask your pupils to colour it . Once finished, you may use this worksheet as a classroom display. Hope you find this useful.

This is a basic circles worksheet. A colouring activity and identifying parts of circle are provided for beginners. Your may ask your pupils to print or colour the parts of a circle and paste it at as a homework or as classwork.

Calculating circumference of quadrants, semicircles and three-quarters can be a difficult task for young learners. As a primary children teacher, I usually create a colourful visual stimulation presentation to grab their attention. I add colours to make the demonstration more interesting yet informative. Each problem is followed by a clear instruction on how to attain the final answers. You may use this presentation as an introduction lesson and as a classroom game.

As a primary maths teacher, I truly believe using colours in the learning environment. I believe that colours provide unthreatening surroundings that improves visual processing, reduces stress and promote active learning. I always encourage my pupils to do their best when doing their worksheets and projects and reward them by putting them on display either on the Maths board or classroom. These two photos were used as displays during our Open House.

Rounding off numbers is an important part of Maths and a very handy tool for everyday life. To introduce rounding off numbers to my pupils, I do an activity on the board using the numberline. This helps them to see it visually. It works for the many who do not understand why we round up for 5 and greater and round down for less than 5. It gets them in the habit of estimating amounts of money, lengths of time, distances, decimals and many other physical quantities. We practice a lot and mastered it comprehensively. As a result, this worksheet takes a little of their time.

Direction is one of the basic geography concepts that students need to master before moving on to reading maps and diagrams. I used this poster to expain the ‘clockwise’ and ‘anti-clockwise’ and the angles (45, 90, 135 degrees etc) between a cardinal and an ordinal direction. A great classroom game too. Afterwards, I used a real map to ask the pupils to name different places located in different directions. I displayed this poster for the pupils to relate to when reading maps during their free time.

Learning about cardinal directions can give pupils a good understanding of the concept of geographical location. They will be able to follow this system of north, east, south and west. It is important that children must learn and explain a route by specifying directions to a certain place. You may ask your pupils to colour this worksheet and display in your classroom once finished.