Christmas Coordinates: 4 Quadrant - Elf (5x5mm) 1 Quadrant - Rudolf (5x5mm) 1 Quadrant - Santa (5x5mm) 1 Quadrant (SEN Friendly) - Rudolf (1x1cm) 1 Quadrant (SEN Friendly) - Frosty (1x1cm) 1 Quadrant (SEN Friendly) - Holly (1x1cm) Enjoy!!! When i get a chance will make the following. 1 Quadrant (SEN Friendly) - Christmas Pudding (1x1cm) 1 Quadrant - Mistletoe (5x5mm) 1 Quadrant - Fireplace (5x5mm) 2 Quadrant - Holly (5x5mm) 2 Quadrant - Angel (5x5mm) 2 Quadrant - Tree and Presents (5x5mm) 4 Quadrant - Robin (5x5mm) 4 Quadrant - Frosty (5x5mm)

Here is another set of transformation pictures that will create a lovely Christmas scene. There is a reindeer and Christmas tree which only require multiple translations to create, the other snow man and reindeer involve a mixture of rotations, reflections and translations. <br /> <br /> All the worksheets are as pictures to help preserve the positions of each piece that needs to be transformed. These have been double checked for mistakes but if any are found do let me know!<br /> <br /> Hope these prove to be useful and an enjoyable task to end the long autumn term on!

Based on the TV show Pointless, this is a quiz I've made to while away the last few hours of this term with my classes. Couple of rounds on maths topics, otherwise it&'s largely Christmas themed or just general knowledge. You may need to change the Ringwood round though! Also included is the answers which are handy to have alongside the game in case you&';re not sure if they're correct or not. It&'s also worth having a play with before using so you&';re used to how to operate it.

<p>Three codebreakers ranging from easy to difficult as you go through them, but all with a Christmas joke (made up by me, so I apologise now) and with all the questions being Christmas-y too. All sorts of topics covered. Hopefully errors corrected (I found one on each sheet!).</p>

<p>Christmas Quiz with a Maths theme!<br /> This fun quiz is suitable for KS2/KS3. Split your class into teams, project each round onto the IWB and mark it before moving onto the next. There are 8 rounds including word problems, area, coordinates and compass directions. Each round has bonus points available. Score sheets are included, you just need paper for working out/answers.</p> <p>I hope you enjoy playing this Festive Quiz!</p>

Christmas activity plotting coordinates to make a picture. Join up the coordinates in each section in the order listed and it should make Santa Claus. Uses all 4 quadrants. Solution attached. Y-axis now altered so you can see the negative signs.

<p>A couple of lovely Christmas activities for literacy and numeracy that I have adapted and developed over the years. I have aimed them at my year 4 class but they can be edited for use in any KS2 class. Some are my own, some I have found and adapted for my class. My husband would like recognition for helping me to write the ‘Twas the night before Christmas’ comprehension questions.</p> <p>If you find this resource useful, please let me know.</p> <p>Enjoy! HoHoHO</p>

I'd allow working in pairs to find the murderer, victim, when, where and why. Students will probably require a calculator for this.

Adapted Mr Collins' &'The Pirate Game&'; (http://www.tes.co.uk/teaching-resource/The-Pirate-Game-End-of-Term-Activity-6258063/) for a Christmas lesson. It's played in the exact same way. Feedback appreciated. The rules are for the pirate game by Mr Collins&'.

I love Tarsia and Christmas is a good a reason as any for another one, enjoy :-)

Way before Christmas Michael gave to me a load of Christmas puzzles So good you must see!! Happy Christmas :-)

A Christmas puzzle. Use the clues to work out the names of the reindeers by matching their noises to number properties.

A collection of Christmas themed Maths puzzles and problems. Ideal for the end of term.

A load of christmas themed questions. Aimed at level 4-5. A mixture of topics, ideal for revision. Please check out my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

Quite wordy questions but the maths is simple - crack the code to find the punchline to my (slightly lame) joke.

The is a Christmas themed adaptation of Paul Collin's Pirate game (adapted with permission). A great end of term activity that still contains some maths. The multiple copies of documents are the same but are just for people with older versions of word.

Worksheet with two questions. First question makes a picture of a present (vertical/horizontal lines only), the second makes a tree (includes diagonal lines). Used for Year 9 but also suitable for GCSE. Answers included.

Four different Christmas themed problems to solve (differentiaited). 1. Tree patterns 2. Santa's teatime seating plan 3. Food for Santa's tea 4. Presents that Santa leaves

<p>Numeracy activity based on 12 days of Xmas. Qus/tasks can be differentiated to suit abilities - How many gifts were given on Xth day? How many gifts altogether? How many Partridges in a Pear Tree were given? Have included visual supports on word and recording sheets on word.</p>

Use the smartboard resource to count presented sets of up to ten baubles, children select the correct number and are rewarded by a Christmas animation and sound effect. The word document with the large baubles, I make in to an interactive display, enlarge the tree to A3, laminate, cut out and laminate the baubles and attach with velcro, children can then dress the tree with their choosen amount of baubles. The other word document I use as a cut and stick activity for children which becomes a useful count assessment at the end of term.

A fun little Christmas quiz lesson for all ages and abilities with a little bit of maths involved. If you choose to download please leave a review as this is the first resource I have shared. Merry Christmas!