KS1 Addition: Adding using a number line (bridging 10 only) 2-page booklet. 10 questions. Suitable for younger learners (beginning to use a number line to add numbers). . Success criteria: Always start with the larger number. Add to 10 first (first jump). Add the rest (second jump).

Chinese multiplication (Lattice multiplication) is a great method to use when multiplying numbers. This presentation teaches children how to do ‘Chinese’ Multiplication in simple steps. 10 slides in total. Fully editable.

12 maths word problems to work through PLUS an additional 12 extension questions (for early finishers/more able). ANSWERS PROVIDED! Ideal for 7 - 11 years.

Times Tables Flash Cards & Tracking Success Sheet Every child can use this excellent times tables tracking / success sheet. Children work in pairs (using the flash cards provided) and progress at their own rate. Times tables are consolidated and tested frequently. When a child is able to recite a ‘set’ of times tables flash cards in random order (without mistakes or hesitation), a person will write their initials in the attempt box on the tracking sheet and date it. A child needs 3 initials (3 correct attempts) to move onto the next set of flash cards. Once a child has completed a whole stage, an adult will test them. If they pass the test, they move onto the next stage! *** PLEASE NOTE: You will need to print off and put the flash cards together before you begin … they are all attached!!***

Money - KS1 PowerPoint Presentation (HOW MUCH?) 15 slides. Quick fire questions - automated slide show. Simple money addition (e.g. 6p + 2p). Ideal for KS1.

Money - Jobs, Time, Money, Taxes & Take Home Pay! 3-page booklet . ACTIVITY 1 - Jobs, Time & Money Give your student’s a pretend job (Job A, B, C, D, E) OR let them choose their own job! Either tell them their hourly wage (for each job) OR get them to research the hourly wage for their chosen jobs. Now get them to complete the template provided by calculating the daily, weekly, monthly and annual salary. Once calculated, tell them that the government takes away a BIG chunk, as does the NHS … then you’ve got other BILLS to pay! Just watch their faces drop … definitely a wake up call and an introduction to adult working life! . ACTIVITY 2 - Income Tax, Bills & Take Home Pay Once the shock has settled in, give them the next activity to complete. Get them to calculate the ‘take home pay’ for each job after deducting tax, NHS and pension contributions. . A superb lesson … your students (and parents) will love it. Instructions sheet provided. Fully editable.

Money - Income VS Expenditure Calculate the average set of household bills … a nice introduction to adulthood! I set this as a homework task and received VERY positive feedback from parents! Fully editable.

Money - Equivalent Values Ideal for 7 - 11 years. Task: Students have to make equivalent amounts of money using the least amount of coins and notes. Fully editable.

Money - 4 activities (2-page booklet) A 2-page activity booklet consisting of the following activities: Activity 1: Write each value in POUNDS and PENCE. Activity 2: Make various amounts using the LEAST amount of COINS and NOTES. Activity 3: Calculate change from £20. Activity 4: Calculate new price after a 50% sale.

Money - Calculate Change (3-page booklet) 3-page booklet. Calculate change from 20p, 50p, £1, £5, £10 and £20. 54 questions. Fully editable.

Money - Calculate Change (KS1 Worksheet) Activity: Calculate change from different amounts (up to but not exceeding 20p). 35 questions. Fully editable and ideal for 5+ (depending on ability).

Which flags are symmetrical? A nice presentation to demonstrate symmetry. Fully editable and ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

Flag symmetry activity booklet - 2 pages. Page 2: Student’s have to design their own flags (with vertical and horizontal lines of symmetry). Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

Symmetry Homework Activity. Ideal for 7 - 11 years. Fully editable.

PowerPoint presentation and 2-page ‘flag symmetry’ task! My student’s really enjoyed designing their own symmetrical flags. Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

Regular 2D Polygons worksheet Task: Can your student’s name the polygons? Answers provided. Fully editable.