Year 5 Number Skills Revision Sheet Answers provided Age 7+ (depending on ability) Fully editable

A simple PowerPoint to use when demonstrating doubling and halving. 15 slides.

A simple booklet to complete to practise the 2 times tables. 2 pages. Fully editable. Ideal for 5+ Activities: Colour in the 2 times tables on the multiplication square x2 multiplication questions Double My Number What am I?

All numbers from 0 to 20 displayed in words, figures and pictures. Ideal for younger learners (2 to 5 years). 22 slides. Fully editable.

Basic Addition Ideal for 3 to 6 years 11 slides! Just add the numbers Sounds and animations

4 worksheets attached. Fully editable Ideal for 5 to 7 years Tasks 1 and 2: List the directions from start to finish (e.g. South 2, East 3 etc.) Pass through the stations on your way. Task 3: Design your own train track - blank grid Task 4: List the directions from start to finish. Collect the passengers on the way.

Maths - A great warm up or plenary! 11 slides - fully editable. Ideal for 4 - 7 years. Task: Pupils are presented with a variety of objects BUT some are missing under the cloud. Can they calculate how many more are needed to make the total?

A fully editable reading certificate. Just add the child’s name and print off.

2 great worksheets to use when teaching percentages Differentiated by activity: 1 easier worksheet and 1 harder worksheet Activity: Calculate the discount then write the new price Fully editable Answer sheets provided

15 questions - using the bridging method 15 questions - with remainders 15 questions - harder questions . Fully editable and all answers provided.

A simple but effective way for your class to practise doubles and halves PLUS a doubles and halves test! Answers provided. Fully editable.

3 excellent division worksheets. 6 pages of questions. Ideal for Year 3 or Year 4 Fully editable

20 mixed number questions. Ideal for Year 4. Answers provided. Integrated animations and sounds.

Topic: Division with remainders A superb 6-page booklet. Fully editable. Stepped activities (3 stages in total). 24 questions. Answers provided. Stage 1: A selection of 2, 3 and 4 digit numbers divided by a single digit number. Answers must show the remainder as a number. Stage 2: A selection of 4 and 5 digit numbers divided by a single digit number. Answers must show the remainder as a number and fraction. Stage 3: A selection of 5 digit numbers divided by a single digit number. Answers must show the remainder as a number, fraction and decimal (2 D.P.) This booklet is currently being used at an ‘Outstanding’ rated primary school in England. Please check out my shop for over 2000 reasonably priced resources. Thank you for looking!

*** My class love this!** This 44-slide PowerPoint is an excellent way to practise adding or subtracting 30 minutes from a variety of digital times. Bright, fully animated and all answers provided. Perfect for KS2 or higher ability KS1 students. Ideal for a maths warm up or plenary session. Fully editable.

**This 22-slide PowerPoint requires students to say the number on each abacus. Colourful and animated - a nice maths warm up or plenary activity.**

Great game to use when teaching directions or instructions! Instructions: Stick the donkey(s) on the wall. Arrange the children into pairs. Blindfold one child in each pair and give them a tail. The blindfolded child must listen to his/her partner’s instructions to correctly pin the tail in the correct place. Great for learning directions and following instructions. Just print out onto A3, stick the donkey back to back and laminate! Then you’re ready to go! Fully editable.

A 12-page handbook offering suggestions, techniques and strategies to aid ‘Speaking, Listening & Learning’ for ALL STUDENTS in an elementary school math setting. Ideal for EAL/EFL/ELL/ESL students! Fully editable.

Partitioning PowerPoint - 26 slides A simple way to show your student’s HOW numbers can be partitioned (broken up). Slide 2: Two-digit numbers (horizontal) Slide 8: Two-digit numbers (vertical) Slide 14: Three-digit numbers (horizontal) Slide 20: Three-digit numbers (vertical)