Writing and Drawing EQUIVALENT Fractions Ideal starter activity for EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS. 2-page booklet. Fully editable.

10 Activity Sheets. Answers provided. Students must compare fractions (using ‘more than’ or ‘less than’). Suitable for 7 - 11 years.

Students must order fractions by making the denominator (bottom number) the same. They must do this by finding the lowest common multiple for each set of fractions. Instructions and example given. Fully editable

ORDERING FRACTIONS 2 activity booklets (4 pages in total). Order fractions (with the same denominator) from smallest to largest. Order unit fractions from smallest to largest. Put a variety of fractions in ascending order (smallest to largest). Order a variety of fractions in descending order (largest to smallest). All answers provided.

2 activities attached: Calculate percentages of whole numbers. 7 - 11 years.

Activity: Cicle the dots to show the correct percentage. 7 - 11 years.

Activity: Shade in the correct percentage of each shape. 7 - 11 years.

Activity: Calculate percentages of a whole, 7 - 11 years.

Activity: Calculate the missing percentages on each number line. Suitable for 7 - 11 years.

Equivalent Fractions Decimals and Percentages Activity: Fill in the missing equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages. 5 - 11 years (depending on ability)

Great Maths warm up! 5 - 11 years! Instructions provided … very easy to play and no resources required!

Great Maths warm up! 5 - 11 years! Instructions provided … very easy to play and no resources required!

A great little warm up or plenary game to help kids focus on Place Value. 24 cards in total. . Instructions: . Give every child 1 card. If there are not enough, pair some of your lower ability children together. The person with the green card begins first. They read their card and the person with the answer reads theirs. The last person is the person who has the red card.How fast can your kids complete the challenge? Aim for 5 minutes first! . Fully editable. Ideal for 7+

Add and Subtract to 20 - Loop card game! 20 cards in total. Differentiation: Put children who are not so confident (adding and subtracting numbers to 20) in pairs so that they can work together. . Game rules: . Start with any number e.g. 9 (highlighted in grey at the top of ‘one’ of the cards) The child holding this card must say the question written on their card (making sure everybody can hear) e.g. ‘What is 4 + 3?’ The person holding the answer says,* ‘I am 7’* The game continues until you end up with the same person who started (hence why it’s called a loop card game)

A 2-D Shape card game. 18 cards in total. A nice warm up or plenary activity. . Instructions: . Give out the cards (1 per child or 1 between 2). Ask any child to start by reading out the description at the bottom of their card. E.g. ‘I have one side and it is curved’. The person who has the card with the answer on says, ‘I am a circle’. They then read out the description on their card and the game continues until everybody has had a go.

Topic: AREA A simple presentation teaching ‘how to calculate the area of a shape by counting squares’. Suitable for 4 - 7 years Fully editable.