This is a simple worksheet where the children have to work out what coins are needed to exchange a given amount. E.g. £5 for five £1, £20 for ten £2 etc.

This is a worksheet for Year 2 which focuses on multiplying by tens (x 10 tables) with some division. There are four tasks. The first one is fluency - recalling x 10 and dividing by 10 facts. Task 2 asks the children to draw dienes/rods for the given multiplication fact. Task three is a reasoning question. Task four is a problem solving question. Can easily be edited and will save time!

These worksheets are differentiated for HA/MA/LA. The children have to look at the given number in red and they have to write one more and one less. Can be edited. LO and Success Criteria are given at the top of the worksheets to make marking easier.

This is a smart notebook slide I have created to work through with my current year 2 class. I have created the questions to look like those given in the SATs. The questions are mostly arithmetic and I will try and find some time to do a reasoning one in due course. (There are over 40 questions) The questions can be edited to suit your requirements which will save a lot of time. I hope this helps in some way :)

This is a worksheet I made after introducing Associative Law to Y3. I couldn't find any questions online to help with delivering this to Y3 and so I made them up. The chn enjoyed these and it also helped my to assess their recall of multiplication tables, 3,4, and 8! The worksheet ha the LO & SC and there is a brief plan for the lesson which I have also attached. Will save time! I hope it helps.

This is a worksheet where the chn have to discuss what the tally chart is about. LO and SC are included on the worksheet. Then the chn have to write the headings above the columns on the chart. Next the chn have to collect the data themselves, asking their peers which biscuit is their favourite and record it in tallies on the chart. Chn have to complete the chart and then discuss what they have found. Finally I asked the chn to draw a bar graph and then analyse the data in their books.

This is a 100 square where the children have to write in the missing numbers, forwards and then backwards. There is also a question asking them what number is missing (zero) and another question asking if it odd or even. This is also perfect to use as an assessment and will save time!

I made this worksheet for an observation on introduction to right angles. I have also uploaded the SMART Notebook that I used along side this lesson which helped me to keep the lesson flowing at a good pace and really embed the new learning. The worksheets are differentiated for SEN - MA/LA - HA. All sheets have the LO and SC on them which the chn can read and use to structure their work to make sure they are successful. The children were given a tray filled with objects which they had to use post-it notes to identify any right angles and then fill in the table on their worksheet using the correct mathematical language. Will save time!

This is a smart note book slide that I made for my lesson on introducing right angles to Year 3. I worked through each page and then gave them post-it notes to identify right angles within the classroom. After that they were given a tray of objects on their tables to see if they could identify and recognise any right angles. They completed the worksheet I gave them (which I will also upload) and then in the plenary we used the last page of the slide to extend their thinking and learning - a reasoning question. Will save plenty of time!

I made this worksheet for Year three children. They have to label the horizontal bar chart, complete the tally chart and then answer some True or False questions and explain how they know, to prove it. The questions are differentiated. LO and SC on the worksheet to help with marking. Will save lots of time.

I made this worksheet for a lesson recognising the relationship between right angles and turns. The children have to identify the right angle and then work out how many right angles in turns e.g. 1/2 , 1/4, 3/4 and complete turns and then draw them. There are two worksheets which are differentiated and both have extension activities where they have to work out how many turns the right angle has moved! Th worksheets have the LO and SC to make the structure of the lesson and marking easier.

This is a colourful worksheet where the children have to name the 3D-Shape and then find out how many corners, edges and faces each shape has. The LO and SC is on the worksheet which will make marking much easier! I have used this with my lower group children in Year three and they loved the colours! I also gave them the physical objects/ shapes to manipulate and find the answers.

This is a slide to help guide a lesson on range and mean average. It starts with a warm up where the children have to convert a given number as a percentage or fraction or decimal. It then moves on to looking at a data set and finding the range and mean average. I hope it helps. It can be edited and added to!

This is a differentiated worksheet where the children have to order 2-digit numbers from smallest to largest. There is also a LA worksheet where the children have to order 1-digit numbers from smallest to largest. This work sheet has the LO AND SUCCESS CRITERIA on them. You can also change the Success criteria or and more, e.g 'Can I form my numbers correctly?' It can easily be edited and printed out to suit the abilities in your class. The worksheet looks great in their books!

This is a simple timeline for children to complete. The first timeline has 5 boxes to complete and the second has six boes to complete. It can be sued for history, maths, ordering routines, stories etc! I have used it for PSHE to order the changes of the children (photos) over the last 5 years! Looks great in their books. This can be easily edited and will save time!

This is a smart notebook slide that introduces Perimeter. I was research perimeter for an observation but i couldn't find what I was looking for exactly and so I made this. First the LO is introduced, then the chn have to say what they already know about Perimeter. Next we talk about the definition and what it means to them. Finally we work through examples and how we work / set it out in preparation for the activity. We then look at the Success criteria and then there are a few end slides which challenge the chn (plenary).

This is a smart notebook template for morning maths. There are 9 questions covering time, shape, missing numbers etc and then a challenge page. This is a template for you to use and then change each day to suit your class as I do. I was observed on this starter and was given excellent feedback - age I used this on was year one.

These are True or false questions for MA. LA & HA. Simply cut them out and stick them in chn's workbooks for them to show their working out. Great way for chn to demonstrate they understand = as 'balances' E.G True or False? 6 = 3 + 2

This is a very handy worksheet for assessment and maths lessons. It asks the children to read the given numbers and to circle the numbers which are more than / less than 10. The worksheet has the LO and SC at the top of the page, ready for the teacher / aunt to highlight which they have achieved. Word document and so it can be edited to higher / lower numbers. Will save loads of time!

This is a worksheet for chn to sort numbers on a Venn diagram. They have to sort the venn diagram through criteria 'even numbers' and 'numbers more than 10'. The numbers are given along the top of the sheet which they can cross off one by one so they don't miss any out. LO and SC are written on the sheet. Will save loads of time and is made in a word document and so can be edited.