A set of slides that can be used as a lesson presentation to work on the place value of numbers through rounding. Included are a range of questions and a visual representations of how numbers can be broken up into different place values to try and help round them.

A poster for the 9x table that takes each fact and highlights how they are commutative as well as showing the inverse operation.

A poster for the 10x table that takes each fact and highlights how they are commutative as well as showing the inverse operation.

A poster for the 7x table that takes each fact and highlights how they are commutative as well as showing the inverse operation.

An activity that challenges the understanding of the 5x table by manipulating what they multiply by so it either goes up in multiples of 5 or shows a pattern from what they have.

Two different worksheets that give the chance to practise written addition of two 2-digit numbers where there is one example of carrying to be done in each question. Each worksheet includes questions set out as a list or already set out in the correct method as well as having an answer sheet.

Two different worksheets that give the chance to practise written addition of two 3-digit numbers including questions that don’t require carrying and questions that do. Each worksheet includes questions set out as a list or already set out in the correct method as well as having an answer sheet. The first worksheet begins with questions that require no carrying, then one carry and then finishes with questions that involve carrying twice. The second worksheet includes questions that all require at least one example of carrying if not more.

A 100 square that can be used to support a range of activities. It is attached as an editable document should people wish to condense it down to specific facts or even delete certain answers to create an activity out of it.

A poster for the 11x table that takes each fact and highlights how they are commutative as well as showing the inverse operation.

A poster for the 12x table that takes each fact and highlights how they are commutative as well as showing the inverse operation.

A number of challenges based on the La Liga league table following the games weekend 16.3-17.3.19. Included are challenges that require use of the four operations, consideration of negative numbers and algebraic variations.

A number of challenges based on the Championship league table following the games weekend 16.3-17.3.19. Included are challenges that require use of the four operations, consideration of negative numbers and algebraic variations.

10 different word searches for children to work through. These include ones that lead to future activities such as adjectives, verbs and adverbs where children can then try and include these in sentences/ change the tense of the verb. Other word searches include words for the four different maths operations as well as then having some fun ones like Christmas words, words related to Harry Potter and words related to Star Wars.

11 different worksheets that each have a different algebraic activity. These include: calculating answers when given what each letter represents; having to work out what each letter represents with various degrees of challenge; having to come up with numbers to make a number sentence make sense; simplifying equations and solving a puzzle of shapes and what each one is worth.

A range of differentiated resources available for children that require them to use the Singapore Bar method to help them solve problems. These include finding fractions of quantities and finding original numbers from fractions as well as then working through a range of tricky word problems. The final resource provides real challenge for children in working with a range of fractions and steps.

Mini Maths revision booklets that I have created for my Year 6 covering topics they have looked at this half-term. The four booklets are differentiated and children can then spend the next lesson going over any errors they have made in them as well. Questions include: finding fractions and percentages, fraction/ percentage equivalents, area and perimeter, negative numbers including ordering, adding and subtracting fractions and multiplying and dividing fractions within word problems.

Two sets of activities available within one resource. The first set of activities includes five worksheets that look at being able to order decimal numbers, beginning with simple numbers and then beginning to look more closely in detail at place value before finally moving on to negative numbers. The second set of activities includes three worksheets that looks at being able to identify a pattern and then carry on the sequence of numbers with this going through positive and negative numbers.

10 practise Arithmetic papers with 20 questions in each to use for practise in Year 6 ahead of the new Key Stage 2 Arithmetic assessment. These questions have been formed by using the exemplar material and other practise papers released. These have then been used to look at the type of questions that appear regularly, with these then being tested regularly throughout the various tests. It will provide children with test practise as well as regularly being able to review what children understand and what they still need to work on.

Four different activities full of word problems for children to complete with answers provided. Easily editable to change names to children/staff to make it more personal to your class. The first sheet is one step addition and subtraction word problems. The second sheet is two step addition and subtraction word problems. The third sheet is one step multiplication and division word problems. The fourth sheet is two step mixed problems. Provides good differentiation in a lesson for children through the four activities.

Two sets of differentiated worksheets looking at multiplying fractions. These are suitable for Year 5/6 children. The first set looks at multiplying fractions by whole numbers with this increasing in difficulty before children then have to use the inverse to work out a part of the question from the answer in the final activity. The second activity looks at multiplying fractions together with this also leading to children having to use the inverse operation in the final activity.