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

<p>Here is an <strong>escape-room style activity</strong> for pupils in Year 4, or Year 5 as a recap activity. It contains <strong>6 rounds</strong> (Roman Numerals, core operations, area, perimeter, time, coordinates and problem solving) and <strong>requires teamwork to crack a series of codes</strong> 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!</p> <p>Typically, this activity lasts a few hours and can be spread throughout a day or across a week’s Math’s lessons.</p> <p>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. <strong>It contains all the resources for 6 rounds</strong> (+choice of perimeter or area) and a results table. There are <strong>opportunities for differentiation</strong> within the groups.</p>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

<p>Matching 3D shapes to their names. A fun starter activity for mixed groups.</p>

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