<p>Differentiated worksheet on the order of operations. My S1 (Scottish curriculum) loved this worksheet - all pupils were able to access the work and they really enjoyed being able to go up in difficulty!</p> <p>Difficulty ranges from questions like 5 + 4 x 3, all the way up to questions including squares and brackets.</p>

<p>Cloud font and cloud cut-out. Print 6 pages and fit together (as given on the first page). Print all and laminate then display on your wall. I use this as an incentive for positive behaviour in the classroom and write names on each of the mini clouds for each pupil and stick their cloud on the large white cloud if I see good behaviour that day! A reward at the end of the week for pupils with their name in the cloud each day!</p>

<p>Review of fractions topic - could be used as a revision tool or as a quiz. 5 x 4 grid of mixed questions.</p> <p>Tests visual fractions, fractions of amounts, simplifying and equivalent fractions, adding/subtracting/multiplying/dividing fractions (as well as with mixed numbers).</p> <p>Can easily be displayed or printed!</p>

<p>A selection of posters and displays for any maths class - primary through to secondary.</p> <p>All displays are ready to be laminated, cut out and displayed in your classroom.</p> <ul> <li>“When will I ever use this?”</li> <li>Careers involving Mathematics</li> <li>Square Numbers</li> <li>Math symbols (I used these to fill the spaces on my wall featuring both “When will I ever use this” and Careers.</li> <li>Visual fraction segments</li> <li>Prime numbers up to 97.</li> <li>Times Tables Digits (each poster has a digit filled with all of the stations)</li> </ul> <p>I created these on Canva and have displayed them in my own classroom around the room - pupils love the colours and utilise these posters and displays every day. Colleagues have since also used these within their own rooms.</p>