Converting between 12 and 24 hour time, with extension task to read the 12-hour time off an analogue clock. Recommended for KS2.

Here is an escape-room style activity for pupils in Year 4, or Year 5 as a recap activity. It contains 6 rounds (Roman Numerals, core operations, area, perimeter, time, coordinates and problem solving) and requires teamwork to crack a series of codes and open a box. There is a story and set of riddles throughout - the children have to first work out what they are being asked to solve! Typically, this activity lasts a few hours and can be spread throughout a day or across a week’s Math’s lessons. There is a clear set of instructions which outlines how to set the game up, as well as indications of adaptations so it is accessible with minimal equipment. It contains all the resources for 6 rounds (+choice of perimeter or area) and a results table. There are opportunities for differentiation within the groups.

Sorting activity / worksheet to match 3D shapes to their nets, with additional details of names and faces. **Differentiation and adaptation suggestions also provided. ** Recommended for KS2 (Years 4-6).

Calculating start time, end time and duration of times. Two worksheets: one numerical, another with worded problems (including progression to two-step problems). Differentiated worksheets and answers provided. Recommended for KS2 (Years 4-6).

Mixed worded problems, including 2-step problems. Finding a percentage and finding percentages more and less. Answers provided. Recommended UKS2 (Y5-6).

Calculating intervals of time from numerical or worded questions. Worded questions include 2-part problems. **Differentiated, with answers. ** Recommended for KS2 (Years 4-6).

Calculate the perimeter of compound shapes, including finding missing sides and converting measures (differentiated). Three worksheets, differentiated. Extension suggestions are also given. Answers also provided. Recommended for KS2 (Y4-6).

A times table booster, well suited to MTC prep in KS2. Easy to implement. Provides targeted, specific practise and sense of success for pupils.

Fully differentiated / progressive worksheet, converting between various measures through a variety of question styles. Answers provided. Recommended KS2 (Year 5-6).

Identify the properties of 3D shapes, including describing the faces, vertices and edges. This resource has differentiation suggestions also. Recommended for KS2.

Worded questions practising converting between m/km, ml/l, g/kg. Also revisits fractions of amounts. Suitable for** Y4 or Y5.** Two worksheets including differentiation. Answers included.

Short starter or extension task on problem solving with mixed number. Answers provided. Recommended for UKS2.

Pack of fourteen worksheets. Worded problems targeting use of multiplication, division, addition and subtraction. Also covers measurement conversions, fractions and time. Useful as a starter or weekly revisiting exercise. Created for Year 4 but could support Year 5 also. Answers included.

A set of worksheets useful for progression within a unit on ratio, or differentiation. Lesson objectives included: Calculating quantities from a given ratio Calculating quantities from a given ratio in a worded problem Calculating quantities from worded problems, in which the starting ratio must be found by simplifying. Calculating quantities from worded problems, in which the units must be converted in order to simplify to the starting ratio. Answers provided. Recommended for UKS2 (Years 5-6).

Matching 3D shapes to their names. A fun starter activity for mixed groups.