<p>**<em>All profits from sales of this activity pack will be donated to charity.</em></p> <p>**</p> <p><strong>Designed for ages 7 – 11</strong></p> <ul> <li>Based on KS2 Curriculum</li> <li>Encourages Higher Concept Learning</li> <li>Fun and Engaging Activities</li> <li>Guidance and Examples Provided Throughout</li> </ul> <p><strong>Pack includes:</strong></p> <ul> <li>20 Printable Maths Activity Sheets</li> <li>20 Essential Workers Character Colouring Pages</li> <li>5 Kids’ Reflective Learning Diary Sheets</li> <li>5 Learning Day Planner Sheets</li> <li>Full Activity Solutions and Lesson Checklist</li> </ul> <p><strong>Featuring 20 Original ‘Key Worker’ Characters.</strong></p> <p>Celebrate and learn about our essential workers as you complete the activities and help them to do their important jobs.<br /> Say a big THANK YOU with colouring pages you can complete and put in your windows, share online or give to any special essential workers you may know.</p> <p><strong>Topics include:</strong></p> <ul> <li>Fractions</li> <li>Percentages</li> <li>Times Tables</li> <li>Division</li> <li>Number Functions</li> <li>Place Values</li> <li>Problem Solving</li> <li>Worded Problems</li> <li>Introduction to Algebra</li> </ul> <p>and much more.</p>

<p>Guide age 7 – 11</p> <p>This is a great resource for helping kids understand place value along a number line.</p> <p>Jan the Teacher has found some strange rulers in her classroom. Can you help her find the correct places values, so that she can understand them better? Be careful! They get more difficult as they go along!</p> <p>This worksheet includes an example to help kids work independently. Count along the number lines and find the correct values to put into the boxes. The activity progressively builds up to include decimals, negative numbers and fractions.</p> <p>The download also includes a character colouring page!</p>

<p>This is a worksheet designed to help pupils visualise the formula y=mx+c as a straight line. It includes 4 equations to solve and a graph to chart the gradients. Once plotted on the grid the straight lines will cut through letters revealing an anagram to solve at the bottom.</p> <p>I really struggled to find a resource with a pre-made graph so hopefully this will help.</p>