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 fun way to practice your pupils maths and logical skills. Hope you find it useful.

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.

Year 4 ‘Who Stole A Quarter Of My Pie?’ is a tragic-comedy play script about Mrs. Baker’s missing quarter of a pie. Meet the finest crime detectives Captain Algebra, Inspector Geometry, and Constable Addition solve the crime and the five workers who make Maths drama fun and educational. Great to use for Open House shows or stage plays. .

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

Clear and simple explanation on how to find the circumference of a circle. You may also use this as a classroom display. Hope you find it useful.

Converting time/ time elapsed.

Clear and simple explanation on how to read and write fractions. Great to use for pupils learning English as a second or as other language. You may also use this as a lesson starter or as classroom displays.

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.

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 decimals and fractions. Laminate so you can use your cards repeatedly for the entire school year, Hope you find them beneficial .

This worksheet shows you the another way of finding the GCF using the prime factorizations of the numbers.

Worksheet about calculating area of a circle using pi in terms of pi. Good to use as a controlled practice in the classroom or as homework.

You may use this as an introduction to the lesson. How three dimensional figures are classifed as well as their defining traits based on the relationships of faces; vertices and sides. Great to use as class discussion. Hope you find this helpful.

General 'Percentage'' quiz which includes operations involving finding the percentage of a number out of another number, solving problems involving percentage and simple interest. This quiz is to use as an aid to see if pupils have understood the concept of 'Percentage'. Hope you find it useful.

Regular polygons posters to discuss with your pupils about the size of the sides, angles, number of vertices and how they are related to 3 dimensional figures. Hope you find it useful.

Rounding off numbers is an important part of Maths and a very handy tool for everyday life. To introduce rounding off numbers to my pupils, I do an activity on the board using the numberline. This helps them to see it visually. It works for the many who do not understand why we round up for 5 and greater and round down for less than 5. It gets them in the habit of estimating amounts of money, lengths of time, distances, decimals and many other physical quantities. We practice a lot and mastered it comprehensively. As a result, this worksheet takes a little of their time.

Excellent way for children to develop their logic skills. No maths is needed to complete the puzzles, just simple knowledge about the halloween themed shapes and patterns.

This handout is perfect for practicing the formula of interior angles of polygons. It may be used as a handout or as a classroom controlled practice.

This worksheet is an excellent practice for your pupils about moving the decimal point either 1,2 or 3 places to the right.

Worksheet about calculating area of circles using pi as 3.14. Good to use as a controlled practice in the classroom or as homework.