A selection of resources for a unit on column subtraction. No exchanging - 4 differentiated levels on same sheet Exchanging - 4 differentiated levels on same sheet Exchanging with two 0’s Four or three levels of differentiation. All on one page. Answers provided.

Discover the ultimate KS1 Nativity Activity Pack, a delightful resource brimming with reading, maths and colouring activities. Ideal for classrooms, homeschooling, or family gatherings, this comprehensive nativity and christmas activity pack promises lots of christmas fun. An easy resource for nativity themed early morning work or something to do that has a festive and christmas feel during nativity rehearsals! The nativity themed pack includes: Colouring pages A word search Read and match activities Writing activities for more able students and those developing motor skills. Search and count Count and graph

List of different ideas for learning the timestables.

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty or move the skill on. I like to give the children a smiley face sticker (or tick the box above each session ) once it is completed! All resources are made on Word making it easy for you to adapt them to suit your needs. SKILLS COVERED Column Addition Column Subtraction Short Division Short Multiplication Missing Number - Addition Missing Number - Subtraction Missing Number - Multiplication Missing Number - Division Fraction of an Amount Adding and Subtracting Fractions Finding Change from £5 Multiplying three numbers Multiplying with multiples of 10 Adding three numbers

Worksheet for those who are secure with adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator.

Children decide whether the given statement is true all of the time, some of the time or never. I used these sheets to follow up a lesson where children needed to make a decision and prove to the rest of the class why they were correct. They needed to make an argument and provide evidence in the form of examples or diagrams and present this to the class. There is space for a picture to be stuck in of the children presenting their thinking

Children decide whether the given statement is true all of the time, some of the time or never. I used these sheets to follow up a lesson where children needed to make a decision and prove to the rest of the class why they were correct. They needed to make an argument and provide evidence in the form of examples or diagrams and present this to the class. There is space for a picture to be stuck in of the children presenting their thinking

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. Find all of my skill drills here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/skill-drills-column-addition-column-subtraction-short-division-missing-number-questions-and-more-11626424

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. Find all of my skill drills here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/skill-drills-column-addition-column-subtraction-short-division-missing-number-questions-and-more-11626424

Range of word problems. First 4 questions are indicated as one step. The rest are all two step.

Perfect for homework or an extra boost in class for those who need to practise practise practise! An example is provided as well as a clear success criteria. Three tiers (sessions) of questions which increase with difficulty. I like to give the children a smiley face sticker (or tick the box above each session ) once it is completed!

Two step addition and subtraction word problems. Answers provided for both steps for the first 4 questions. Children need to work out the appropriate number sentences for each step. The next four questions are a similar style to the first four. Children must calculate the answers. There is a second sheet provided for children who still need the scaffold of the answers.

Challenging skill drill, missing number challenge and reasoning challenge. For those who are secure in using column addition and subtraction.

Differentiated worksheets for multiplying by 10. A reasoning challenge at the start to get children thinking while they complete a skill drill. Children then extended to multiplying by 100 and a mark my work challenge.