Four folders of worksheets plus answers for speed practice of tables. The first folder is on the 1, 2, 5, 10 tables, the second on 2,3,5,10, the third on 3,5,10, 11 and the fourth, 2,3,4,11. Ideal for daily practice of the easier tables. For KS1 and older learners who haven't mastered the basics. 40 questions on each sheet. The idea is that children should be encouraged to beat their personal best.

Inside the zip file there are 4 folders, each containing 10 worksheets plus answers. The worksheets are all different, but all at the same level. They provide daily speed practice for children working on their number bonds to 10. The exercises should be timed, and pupils should be encouraged to set themselves targets which they write in the space provided. Folders 2-4 provide an introduction to the mental processes needed for subtraction. The questions follow the following format: Folder 1: 2+7=? Folder 2: 2+?=9 Folder 3: ?+7=9 Folder 4: Random

A zip file containing 3 differentiated folders. There are 5 worksheets of 20 questions each. Pupils need to have been taught how to find lowest common multiples for all levels. Suitable for KS3 and upper / more able KS2. Answer sheets included.

Differentiated worksheets for KS2/3. Three levels, each with five worksheets with answers. The lowest level has a limited range of easy denominators. The middle level has denominators from 2-12, and the highest level has mixed numbers. Questions and answers presented in lowest terms.

5 worksheets with answers. The task is to find a percentage of a given number under 200 (e.g. 15% of 125). The percentages required are multiples of 5 up to and including 50%. Pupils need to be able to give answers in decimals. Suitable for upper KS2 or KS3.

10 worksheets with answers - two levels. Five worksheets where pupils fill in a conversion chart from ratio to fractions, decimals and percentages. Answers supplied. The second set has a conversion chart in the same format, but conversions are from ratios, fractions, percentages and decimals. Suitable for KS2/3

A zip file containing three levels of worksheets. Differentiation is achieved by limiting denominators and numerators on the lowest level and by including cardinal numbers in level 3. Suitable for KS2 or 3.

Pupils often find decimal place value difficult even after they have grasped it for whole numbers. These differentiated worksheets give plenty of practice at putting decimals in order.

A zip-file containing 3 differentiated sets of worksheets. The task is to find mean, mode, median and range. 2 help sheets provided. Calculators will be needed to calculate the mean, which is not usually a whole number. Suitable for Y6 and over.

3 sets of 5 worksheets with answers. Lowest level has numbers to 20 to convert from Roman to Arabic numerals, Level 2 is working with numbers to 100, and Level 3 to 1000. Help sheet included. Suitable for KS2/3.

KS2 maths resource. 3 levels of worksheet. Differentiation achieved by selective use of denominator (e.g. L1 denominators are 2, 5; L3 are 2-12). Each zip file contains a worksheet and answer sheet. Task is to supply the missing numerator in an equivalent fraction.

KS2 worksheet to give pupils practice in converting from fractions to decimals and vice versa. One zip folder containing 5 worksheets with answers.

The zip file contains 3 levelled folders. Each folder contains 5 worksheets plus answer sheets. The easiest level (1) has fewer denominators to work with and lower cardinal numbers. Level 3 is much more challenging. Good for KS3 and for more able Y6 pupils.

A zip file containing 3 folders, each with 5 fractions worksheets plus answers. Level 1 has simple denominators (2, 3,5 and equivalents), Level 2 has a few more (2, 3, 5, 10, 11), and level 3 has denominators and equivalents of 2-12. This allows the teacher to adapt individual work to suit pupils' tables proficiency. Clear pupil instructions are given at the top of the worksheets.

Differentiated fractions worksheets. The zip files contains 3 folders of 5 worksheets each with answer sheets. The task is to simplify an improper fraction and then convert it to a mixed number. Level one questions have easy denominators (2, 3, 5); Level 2 has slightly more tricky denominators (2, 3, 5, 10, 11); Level 3 has denominators from 2-12. Easy way to deal with mixed age groups or differing abilities.

Maths resource for upper KS2. 3 sets of worksheets on simplifying fractions. Level 1 has fractions resolving to denominators of 2, 3 or 5 and is appropriate for lower ability pupils or those whose tables are weak; Level 2 questions resolve to denominators of 2, 3, 5, 10, 11; Level 3 to denominators of 2-12. Each zip file contains 5 worksheets plus answer sheets.

KS2 resource. Zip file contains 2 levelled folders of 5 worksheets each. There are 20 questions on each sheet. Answers are supplied on separate sheets. The first level has fractions with denominators of 2, 3 and 5 so should be accessible to pupils whose tables are weak. The second level has denominators from 2-12.