A mixture of SMART and paper based resources

Creates randomised division worksheets that help practice bus-stop division skills. The colours represent different challenge levels starting with 2 and 3-digit numbers with no remainders and ending on 3-digit numbers with remainders. Can be used for decimal division as well. The main problem with this kind of worksheet is that some repetition can be generated. Either hit the 'calculate now&' option until satisfied or replace random numbers by typing over them. NO MACROS INVOLVED!

A range of resources to be used to support the teaching of Teeth and Eating. Includes items for sorting/discussion, activity sheets, some of which could be used as posters and assessment resources. The pictures were acquired from the internet with no known copyright warnings. All other materials were crafted by myself. Feel free to adapt, add or throw away - I just hope they may save someone else a lot of time.

These worksheets use colour coding to emphasise the level of difficulty for the pupils, hence different groups can be given different achievement targets. The worksheets are unprotected in order to allow your own adaptation. No macros are involved.

<p>These workbooks are for Functional Skills 1 - Lower level.</p> <p>You will need MS Excel, with the ‘Add-ins’ Analysis Toolpacks added to the settings.<br /> These are randomised Excel Workbooks that are linked to the Functional Skills1 Mathematics Syllabus.<br /> Each booklet contains three to four activities from different areas of learning.</p> <ul> <li>I found that workbooks focussing on just one theme were too onerous for my students.</li> </ul> <p>The activities can be randomised using the ‘Calculate Now’ button, and by tracking back the formulae to the background sheet, numbers can be edited to make the work easier or harder.</p> <p>Caution - may be a little too random!</p> <p>A lesson overview is included along with some MSWord cubes that would be needed to manipulate the questions in workbook 4.</p>

New Curriculum Assessment and follow-up work using Excel with random numbers but no macros<br /> <br /> Designed and differentiated for year 3 but can be used for other year groups

Assessment and Work Sheets to be used in Lower KS2 for teaching the Addition and Subtractions unit of work.<br /> The worksheets are created using Excel and involve random number generations, but no macros.<br /> <br />

Basic skills in addition , subtraction, multiplication, word problems and a puzzle page for early finishers.<br /> <br /> I give work like this to my children to build their stamina in basic calculations each week.<br /> This one focusses on addition and subtraction of Ones and Tens, Times tables and word problems. 10 minutes a day should be more than enough for year 3 children!

Randomised Question paper that creates 20 questions within five areas of Number and Calculation. The wording for the questions needs to be improvised. An answer sheet with number prompts is generated along with the questions. The paper is not locked and contains no macros. It can adapted with a little experimentation for higher/lower achievers.

These Excel worksheets randomly generate 3 to 4 different levels of work for practicing basic KS2 addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division.<br /> I use these in line with the Year 3 outcomes as a lesson starter - one a day, 5 days a week. <br /> It is really helping to embed the skills needed to move on in these areas.<br />

<p>You will need MS Excel with the ‘Analysis Toolpack’ activated in the ‘Addi-ins’ section of the options.</p> <p>It would also be a good idea to place a ‘calculate now’ icon in the toolbar.</p> <p>These are Functional Skills 1 (mathematics) styled workbooks. Each book consist of 3-4 separate activities. The workbooks are labelled from 1M to 6M. However, a second set is labelled as V I. These are in Ariel Black, size 24 font.</p>

<p>Simple game of ‘hit the target’.<br /> Sheet produces 9 random target numbers (fully editable) next to a ‘Space Invader’.<br /> Roll three dice and place on the laser turrets.<br /> Manipulate the dice using four operations to ‘hit’ the alien target numbers to destroy them.<br /> Once all avenues have been exhausted, roll again. Counting the rolls needed to defeat the aliens.<br /> Can be adapted to drawing playing cards (1-10) or larger dice e.g. d10, d12 or d20.</p>

<p>These are MS Excel files that require the ‘Analysis Toolpacks’ activated in the ‘Add-ins’ section of the options.</p> <p>It is also a good idea to have the calculate now function in the toolbar, as the papers generate random numbers.</p> <p>The papers consist of 6 ‘lessons’ of activities for Functional Skills, each lesson comprising of 3 to4 separate skill areas.</p> <p>They are numbered 1M-6M, to show middle abilty work, however, a second set are for Visually impaired students, consisting of the same work, modified to Ariel Black (size 24).</p>

<p>Will need MS Office - Word/Excel.<br /> Based on the game - connect 4.<br /> Roll different combinations of dice (or draw correct number of playing cards), add them, subtract them or multiply them - depending on the game.<br /> Some involve randomised Excel tables and can be edited, but will need the ‘Add-ins’ Analysis Toolpacks added to Excel, along with the ‘Calculate Now’ button.<br /> Can be printed, laminated or made blank for own games.</p>

<p>Mathematics Colour by Numbers.<br /> Answer the problems, colour in and reveal a space invader.<br /> Sheet 2 allows full manipulation of the worksheet:</p> <ol> <li>Change the target number (yellow box)</li> <li>Set all the numbers in the grid to one colour and the target number.</li> <li>Use the ‘Fill’ tool to draw out a new shape.</li> <li>Change all the numbers outside the filled shape to a value different to the target.</li> </ol> <p>Have Fun.</p>