Some children are visual learner. These posters will help your pupils to know the difference between 'Ascending' and 'Descending'. In Maths, 'ascending order' or 'descending order, children will learn to arrange the numbers from the biggest to the smallest and also from the smallest to the biggest number. Print, laminate and stick them on your maths vocabulary wall so pupils can understand and remember these words in maths logical way. Hope you find it useful.

It is very important for your pupils to understand and know the units and to be able convert and write them down correctly. If they know their units, then they will understand what they are calculating. These posters are good to display in the classroom to remember how to convert the units use in mass. You may use it as a class discussion starter.

Worksheet to calculate the missing fractions. This is a good practise for your pupils on how to think back and be able to reverse the percentages to fractions.

This worksheet is designed to provide you with an approach to show the prime factorisation of a number and simplify it using exponents. An example has been given to set your pupils off. This can be used as a quiz or revision aid too. Hope you find this useful.

An introduction lesson to Geometry 3-D Shapes and nets of solids. This presentation is will help your students to learn about 3D shapes and discover some of the mathematical properties of shapes. You may ask your students to create 3D shapes out of a paper. Through simple crafts, children can understand the connection between 2D shapes such as squares or triangles and geometric solids like cubes, pyramids or cylinders. It is a fun task! Ask them to be ready with their ruler, a pair of compasses.

Excellent way for children to develop their logic skills. No maths is needed to complete the puzzles, just simple knowledge on how to spot the missing letters in the word CHRISTMAS.

A time saver general 'Measurement', 'Area' and 'Statistics' quiz. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of the three topics combined. Hope you find it useful.

A lot of students may find themselves struggling with the place and digit value. This Place Value handout is great for testing children on writing numbers out in expanded form. Once a child has a good understanding of place value, he or she will have an easier time with addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, expanded notation, etc. Hope you find this useful.

A printable perimeter handout. Students add the lengths of the sides on each polygon to determine the perimeter of the shape. Various shapes and units of measurement are used. You may ask your students to color it. Once finished; you may use this handout as a classroom display. Hope you find this useful.

A clear introduction lesson about parts of a circle and their definition. This can be used a teacher aid, game, quiz or as a revision. Hope you find this useful.

A set of posters on how to find the missing diameter, missing radius, circumference and area of a circle. You may also use this as a classroom display.

Arranging fractions in ascending and descending order with different denominators requires a little more work. This handout is to illustrate how you to turn unlike denominators into like denominators.

Guidance and example on how to calculate the area of rectangles. You may ask the students to color it and can be used as poster display. Hope you find it useful.

A set of flashcards on finding the 10% discount of an item. Great to use a lesson starter. Laminate for longer life.

Pupils can relate to these real word problems involving volume of cuboids and capacity. Use this power point illustration as class discussion. Hope you it useful.

Discuss in the class the given information then construct a multiple bar chart through drawing or cutting strips of coloured paper. Students should be able to label and name the chart.

Pupils can relate to these real word problems involving volume of cuboids and capacity of liquids. Use this power point illustration as class discussion. Hope you find it useful. Aligned to Common Core State Standards: 5.MD.3, 5.MD.4, 5.MD.5

Counting blocks can be tough for some children. I have used wooden blocks in the class to have a practical demonstration for them to grasp the concept. This follow up presentation is a gem for simple clear explanations on how find the volume of a cuboid.

A set of digital themed 24-hour system time flashcards to help your pupils to be aware of the time of the day, the difference between morning, afternoon and evening. You may start the lesson by teaching them how to say and read the 24-hour time followed by converting 24-hour to 12 hour system. Great to use for beginners, speaker of English as second or other language and children with special needs.

A classroom is a learning place and a word wall is a learning tool designed to support and develop pupil’s vocabulary. Here's a set of maths word wall displaying related terms for percentages. Laminate so you can use your cards repeatedly for the entire school year.