A set of 8 worksheets covering - The clock face, putting numbers in the right places - Telling the time - on the hour - Drawing the time - on the hour - Telling the time - half past - Drawing the time - half past - Telling the time - quarter to/past - Drawing the time - quarter to/past - Questions about days, months, weeks, minutes in an hour etc etc

Three dot to dot pictures on one page - counting in steps of 2, 5 and 10.

Recognise and colour patterns - Christmas themed :)

Fill in the gaps

A worksheet on drawing 2D shapes and a project to be done at home or at school in which children have to find and recognise shapes in their environment. Can be 2D or 3D.

Two pages of charts in which children have to break numbers down into hundreds, tens and units

A worksheet to practice all four operations with negative numbers, including questions with two signs such as - 6 + - 7 and 9 - - 9 along with multiplying and dividing. If students work across the page, similar questions are grouped together. Good practice sheet containing 64 individual sums

A pair of worksheets designed to be used as homework for children to practice spelling the number names. The chart encourages them to write each word once a day for a week. Numbers from 1 to 20 over two worksheets - can be extended for further numbers, simply edit the sheet and type the numbers you're working on in.

Quick worksheets ideal for those few minutes at the end or for a small test. Adding 10 (x2) Bonds to 100 - Missing numbers Bonds to 100 - subtracting Subtracting multiples of 10

A workbook split into different sections with a list of words students are expected to know alongside space for them to write a description and draw a diagram or example. 16 pages PDF to print in booklet form and excel document provided so you can add to it and rearrange the sections as you see fit

A set of sheets using shape cards which need to be placed in the appropriate boxes. A hands on activity to sort shapes rather than the usual worksheet. Print and laminate the three cards (corners, sides and names). Print and cut out the shapes - I used coloured card but they can be laminated instead, or on white for the children to colour in. The recording sheet is used to combine all the information from the cards, the pupils are asked to draw the shape, name it and then record the number of sides and corners. Shapes included: triangle, square, rectangle, circle, oval, hexagon, pentagon, octagon, trapezium and diamond

A set of four worksheets in which the student has to find their way from the top to the bottom of a grid of numbers following a path of prime numbers square numbers multiples of 10 or multiples of 5 depending on the worksheet

A ten page workbook (or 9 pages if you don't count the front cover!) helping children to learn their 2D and 3D shapes. It begins with matching names to shapes then moves on to include colouring, counting sides, corners, edges and faces, answering questions about shapes( eg, I have four sides the same length, what am I?) and finally, identifying shapes in the real world.

I’ve found plenty of sheets on various fraction topics, but never all together, which is why I created this - I find it so useful! It enables the pupils to keep all their work together and saves on printing loads of sheets out! I print this in booklet mode on the PDF reader - I purposefully made the fonts large enough that it works in A5 This booklet covers: -Colouring half of a shape -Colouring quarter of a shape (- A brief note on how two quarters = one half ) -Practice writing 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 - Counting in halves and quarters - Writing what fraction of a diagram is coloured in - Colouring a fraction of a diagram - Equivalent fractions on diagrams (match the pair that has the same fraction coloured) - Colouring half/quarter on different diagrams (eg ones that are split into 8 parts) - Using diagrams to illustrate fractions that add to a whole - Finding pairs of fractions that add to a whole (same denominator) - Adding/Subtracting fractions with the same denominator

Six pages covering factors, multiples, square numbers and prime numbers

A workbook which encourages children to make decisions about what to spend their money on during the week. The idea being that they start with £10 and need to have at least £5 left at the end of the week to go to the cinema. Introduction to budgeting as well as adding/subtracting money.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for January, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for February, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for July, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS1 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for April, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS2 and KS3/4.