Which flags are symmetrical? A nice presentation to demonstrate symmetry. Fully editable and ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

BIDMAS is a helpful acronym what reminds children (and adults!) what order to complete operations in, when faced with a complicated sum. BIDMAS stands for brackets, indices, division, multiplication, addition, and subtraction. Sometimes, the order of operations will make a big impact on the final answer, so it’s a great idea to have a standardised order to work through. This way, you know everyone will get the same answer every time. You might also hear BIDMAS referred to as BODMAS. Different people in different places have slightly different names for the order of operations, but they mean the same thing. In BODMAS, the O stands for ‘order’ instead of ‘indices’. These terms can be used interchangeably. Attached is a BIDMAS teaching video + 12 fully editable sets of worksheets (with answers). Set 1 Worksheets: 3 beginner level worksheets Set 2 Worksheets: 3 intermediate level worksheets Set 3 Worksheets: 3 harder level worksheets Set 4 Worksheets: 3 advanced level worksheets

3 worksheets: Partition (break up) 2 digit, 3-digit and 4-digit numbers. Fully editable.

Can your students navigate around the maze using the 4 main compass points? 1 worksheet. Ideal for 6+ (depending on ability).

3 differentiated decimal number sequence worksheets. Ideal for 7+ Each worksheet requires the student to increase or increase the decimals by tenths, hundredths or thousandths. The worksheets get more difficult to complete (stage 3 being the most difficult). On the second page of each worksheet, there is space for your student’s to create their own number sequences. Fully editable. Answer sheets provided.

Various TIME challenges … the children love them! Activity: Students must time and record how long it takes to complete each challenge … just give each group a stopwatch and off you go. Tried and Tested. Fun for all! Fully editable.

A great weekly planning sheet for maths lessons. Keep things simple! Fully editable.

A simple A5 sheet for your student’s to record their own maths targets. Just ask the children to write down their maths targets. Students tick the ‘S’ BOX when they think they have completed their target. The teacher tick the ‘T’ BOX when they think you have completed the target. Fully editable and very effective.

Convert a range of measurements. Ideal for KS2 or KS3. 5 worksheets provided.

An EASY way to introduce Fractions to your class . 30 slides Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability) Also included are 2 halves and quarters worksheets . Contents: . Reading Fractions Writing Fractions Mixed Numbers Fractions of a Number Equivalent Fractions Ordering Fractions

ORDERING FRACTIONS 2 activity booklets (4 pages in total). Order fractions (with the same denominator) from smallest to largest. Order unit fractions from smallest to largest. Put a variety of fractions in ascending order (smallest to largest). Order a variety of fractions in descending order (largest to smallest). All answers provided.

A 2-page booklet for younger students to write, recognize and order unit fractions. Fully editable.

Adapted from the actual game show! Mixed Maths Questions (suitable for 7 - 11 years). Stepped Activity - Questions become gradually more difficult the closer you get to winning £1,000,000 I always play the theme tune in the background (I’ve attached the music). Enjoy and good luck!

41 slides Students have to say what fraction of each shape is shaded - green or blue Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability) Fully editable

2 activities attached: Calculate percentages of whole numbers. 7 - 11 years.

Probability Investigations Dice and Coin Investigation: What's the probability of a coin landing on a head or tail? What's the probability of a dice landing on a particular number? Let's investigate! Fully editable

Numbers in Figures & Words Mat An excellent resource to refer to when writing numbers in figures and words Fully editable Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability)

Lots of ‘Time’ questions - times shown in analogue and digital. O’clock, Half past, quarter past and quarter to times. Appropriate for all ages, particularly 5 - 9 years. Also attached is a second PowerPoint (with 38 slides) where students have to say the times shown in digital form.

10 pages. Questions related to Tables, Graphs and Charts. Fully editable. Answers provided.