<p>Human body themed number problem solving - could be used as a science week resource.</p> <p>Questions include fractions, decimals, percentages, multiplication and division.</p> <p>Extension included to write their own questions.</p> <p>Questions relevant for Upper KS2 or lower KS3 as reivision.</p>

<p>Willy Wonka themed column addition word problems.</p> <p>Differentiated 3 ways, beginning with two part 5 digit additions to 3 part 6 digit additions where the correct information has to be selected. Chilli themed differentiation that can be used for differentiation by choice (Medium, Hot, Extra Spicy).</p>

<p>Roman numeral conversion challenge. Pupils have to convert the dates to complete the medical themed facts. Would be great for science week or to link to a biology topic.</p> <p>Answers provided on the second sheet.</p> <p>Suitable for Year 5 or 6, or lower KS3 revision.</p>

<p>Chocolate themed division word problems.</p> <p>Differentiated 4 ways (chilli themed: Medium, Hot, Extra Spicy, Naga Chilli - the latter being an additional missing number challenge). Can be used for differentiation by choice. All begin with simple division sums to recap the skill then move into word problems initially beginning with one step problems, up to multiple step problems that also encompass addition and the need to select the correct information.</p> <p>Please note:<br /> All facts included were correct at the time of writing and with the sources available, but complete accuracy cannot be ensured.</p>

<p>Multiplication and division problem solving themed around explorer facts, focusing particularly on Shackleton and Captain Cook. Suitable for year 5 or 6.</p> <p>Differentiated 3 ways (chilli themed: Medium, Hot and Extra Spicy), the medium level focuses on consolidating long multiplication methods, while hot and extra spicy have word problems to unpick, beginning with one step multiplication or division and at the higher level encompassing multiple steps, addition and subtraciton.</p> <p>Please note:<br /> All facts were correct when initially written from the sources available, however complete accuracy cannot be fully ensured.</p>