An excellent resource to focus students on exclusively MINUTES PAST the hour or exclusively MINUTES TO the next hour. This resource to allows students to simply concentrate on either just ‘minutes past’ or just ‘minutes to’. Each worksheet here only focusses on one at a time. This resource is for those students who have mastered telling the time to the hour, half hour, quarter to, quarter past and probably to the nearest 5 minutes. These worksheets are focussed on telling time to the nearest minute. Two worksheets, one for each ‘side’ of the clock. Teacher notes included.

A worksheet for students to practice working with the rotation concept. The idea here is rotating a shape around a point. There are various exercises, graduating in difficulty. Answer sheet is included.

This resource provides an introduction to the concept of rotation around a point. This is a simple worksheet with a choice of two objects to rotate 4 times around a point. Students have the choice as to how they position their object for rotation. This resource contains a recording sheet, 2 sheets of objects (4 per sheet) and a range of possible answers.

This resource is a fun way to consolidate and practice place value from 100 to 999. Great as a support for a place value lesson focus, a quick break out game, or independent math center activity. This resource includes; Instructions 36 individually unique bingo cards 29 number calling cards, with blank spare card

A single worksheet where students cut and match up 4 measurement maths terms (area, length, perimeter and volume) with their definitions. A nice hands on activity for generating discussion.

These worksheets require students to record their knowledge of a range of 3D shapes. It includes asking them to draw the shape, describe the shape, draw from another angle and give an example of the shape outside the classroom. The Upper Elementary worksheet also asks them to draw the cross section. Can be done individually or in small groups. Suitable as an on-going activity. Best worked at A3 paper size.

Orienteering is a fun way to combine Physical Education with Maths! This is a simple, quick to set up, quick to run orienteering activity for school students. Once you have put together this pre-marked kit you can use it again and again. This activity is a good introduction to orienteering for students. It can be run indoors or outdoors, in a large or small space. Included in the pack are pre-marked resources ready to use, and also blank resources for you to modify to suit.

An excellent resource to check understanding of basic the fractions Half, Quarter and Third. The resource is best used after students have been learning about and working with each of the three fractions. This is a hands-on cut and paste activity where junior students can practice and demonstrate their understanding of these three fractions. Included in the resource is a recording sheet and a sheet of fraction shapes to cut out.

A worksheet with opportunities to draw scale factor drawings of images. This worksheet has two images to resize up and the opportunity for students to draw their own design to factor up (or down). Students will learn the need to note carefully looking at what parts of the images are in each box and transfer them correctly into the correct boxes in the blank spaces. Teacher notes included.

A hands on activity for Year 1 and 2 students. Students work with the concept of a half and a quarter and cut and paste representations of each. This resource includes; Teacher instructions, 2 recording sheets, images to cut into fractions, an answer sheet example. Great for follow-up work, consolidation, revision and discussion about simple fractions. The completed work can also make excellent wall displays of student learning and understanding.

3 sheets of 2D and 3D geometry shapes. The first two sheets are the same activity of describing shapes, but the shapes are different on each sheet. The third sheet asks the student to draw, in the correct columns the 2D and 3D shapes they have identified. Can be done individually, but originally designed to be completed collaboratively in small groups.

A set of 4 activities designed for students to practice reading scales for liquid measurements. Students can also practice recording the readings given. One of the activities is a cut-and-paste example, where students relish the opportunity to have a kinesthetic element to their work. These activities can be used to provide diagnostic information on students’ prior knowledge of reading volume measures, support their learning or as a follow-up set of activities. Provided; 4 activities and a sheet of cut-outs.

This resource is two games to support place value learning. Both are fun and are great warm-up activities. Each game involves throwing dice and recording the place value the student gives to the number shown on the dice. The winner of Game 1 is the student who makes the highest score. The winner of Game 2 is the student who has their answers in numerical order. For similar resources you may like to also check out these other place value resources of mine here: Two Digit Place Value Bingo Three Digit Place Value Bingo My Times Tables Workbook

A hands on activity for 1st and 2nd grade students. Students work with the concept of a third and cut and paste representations of a third. This resource includes; Teacher instructions, 1 recording sheet, images to cut into fractions, an answer sheet example Great for follow-up work, consolidation, revision and discussion about simple fractions.

An activity sheet that combines the maths concepts of position and direction within a New Zealand ANZAC unit study (with a focus on World War 1 battles). Students work on locating New Zealand battle locations in World War 1 using longitude and latitude. Students will require access to an atlas or (more preferably) an online map app, such as Google Maps. Students are provided with the recording sheet and an information card that contains information on three battles New Zealand was involved in, the dates of the battles and the country. Please note - they are not in order on the card! Using the information cards and the coordinates on the recording sheet students then work out which battle took place in which country and when. Includes; recording sheet, information cards, teacher instructions and answer sheet.

This is a FREE resource to introduce young students to the world of coding. Coding is an essential skill in the digital curriculum for 21st Century learners. Coding is the ability to create instructions that allow a set of actions to be carried out. This resource gives an opportunity to expose pre-school (and early elementary) students to the world of coding with the format used in the user friendly coding app Scratch Jr. The resource doesn’t require a device or access to the internet. Students can cut and past the missing pieces of code into a blank box sequence to achieve the desired outcome on the worksheet. The resource has 1 activity sheet and an answer sheet, and teacher notes. If you have students ready to move beyond this then you may like to check out the next level of this type of resource I have made: Coding for Juniors – Using Scratch Jr Coding for Juniors - Using Scratch Jr, with 1 block too many Coding for Juniors - Using Scratch Jr, making turns Coding for Juniors - Using Scratch Jr, making turns, with 1 block extra Or get the entire set here: Coding for Juniors Pack – Using Scratch Jr