A series of blank number lines for customising - suitable for any range of numbers in all Year Groups. Great for calculation, counting and finding patterns.

A4 landscape worksheet encouraging students to decide whether numbers are odd and even. Includes single-digit numbers, 2-digit numbers and 3-digit numbers too, from 9 to 699.

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of Times Tables and Division. All questions have been pulled from previous Arithmetic papers to mimic the exact style of the exams. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.

Blank template of a 4 quadrant co-ordinate grid for use in maths and science for recording data, symmetry and/or understanding the properties of 2D shapes.

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of BODMAS. Questions in black are pulled from previous Arithmetic papers, while questions in blue have been created to mimic the style of the existing questions. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.

Template of 2 x coordinate grids, each one with 4 quadrants for a variety of graphing and diagram activities for use at all stages of primary maths and science.

A4 worksheet of 6 x analogue clock faces, ideal for classroom telling the time activities.

Three negative/positive number lines showing from -1 to 1, broken down into tenths. Minus numbers are marked in pink, and positive numbers in purple, with 0 in green.

Get the brains of your students whirring with these Mastery focused Mutliplication Questions. This pack contains 3 posters covering the times tables from 1x1 to 12x12 asking: Always, Sometimes or Never? What do you notice? What is the Same? What is Different? Can students make their own posters using A3 paper and coloured pens to show off their times tables knowledge? Can they make a poster of things that are always the same, sometimes the same, or never the same? Use these posters as brain teasers, warm ups, or inspiration for a creative maths lesson.

Blank Singapore Bar Diagram Templates. Each diagram has been left blank for you and your class to add your own numbers - great for comparing relationships between numbers.

A4 sheet of brightly coloured Circular Whole Part diagrams as templates for using in KS1, LKS2 and UKS2 Maths lessons.

A bank of number lines to use with your KS1 and KS2 Class. Number lines included: 0 - 10 Number line 0 - 20 Number line Graduated numberline to 20 - unlabelled -10 - 10 Negative number line Decimal / Fractions number lines - tenths Decimal / Fractions number lines - hundredths

0-9 Number Fan Template to use with split pins to create your very own number fans for your class.

A4 sheet giving children 27 questions practising 2-digit by 1-digit subtraction. Ideal for KS1 and KS2 Number and Calculation practice.

A brightly coloured 2019 monthly calendar, either for display in your classroom or as a resource when exploring days of the week, months of the year etc. This document has one A4 sheet per month.

HTO x TO multiplication grid template for the multiplying of a 3-digit number a by a 2-digit number. Each template includes 3 grids.

Full A4 Place Value Chart blank template for use when multiplying or dividing by 10, 100 or 1,000. On the Place Value Grid you will find M.HTH.TTH.TH.H.T.O.10ths.100ths.1000ths. Great for laminating and using as a drywipe resource for working out multiplication and division calculations.

A collection of brightly coloured Decimal Digit Cards showing tenths from 0.1 to 0.9. Ideal for students to cut up their very own collection of ‘tenths’ digit cards for using over and over again.

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of Adding and Subtracting Fractions. Questions in black are pulled from previous Arithmetic papers, while questions in blue have been created to mimic the style of the existing questions. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.

9 SATS style questions that require students to use their knowledge of Multiplication, Division and Place Value. Questions in black are pulled from previous Arithmetic papers, while questions in blue have been created to mimic the style of the existing questions. Great in the run up to KS2 SATS for practicing and testing students’ knowledge of the key concepts.