Data Handling: Tables, Carroll Diagrams and Venn Diagrams 15 slides Contents: Warm Up – slide 3 Carroll Diagrams – slides 4 - 9 Venn Diagrams – slides 10 - 13 Code Cracker – slide 14 Interpreting Data – slide 15 Fully editable!

A nice introduction to Tally Charts and Pictograms. 18 slides Ideal for KS1

Great method to use when subtracting numbers that are quite close together (e.g. 24 - 19). Example given + simple steps to follow. 24 stepped-level questions included.

5 stepped ‘addition’ activities (stages 1 - 5) A3 size Stages 1 and 2: Add using a 100 square, number line and formal method (2 digits + 2 digits) Stage 3 - 5: Add using a number line, formal method and partitioning method (3 digits + 2 digits)

Add using a 100 square, number line and formal method A3 size 2 stepped activities (stage 1 and stage 2) 2 digits + 2 digits

**Maths warm up or plenary! ** Can your students make the target number before the time runs out? Music from ‘Countdown’ A fun start or end to any maths lesson (nice link to TIME)

Money worksheet. Ideal for KS1 (5 - 7 years). Focus: To calculate change. Ideal for beginners. Fully editable.

2 worksheets. Calculate a percentage of an amount. Suitable for KS2 students.

Money: Find Different Ways To Pay (3-Page Booklet) Suitable for beginners! Find different ways to pay for an item. Stepped activity - challenges become more and more difficult. Fully editable.

**Probability & Times Tables Maths Game: Higher or Lower? ** Superb starter or plenary for any maths lesson! Great for having fun with times tables and probability. . This presentation includes 8 games: 2 games containing numbers in the 10 times tables 2 games containing numbers in the 5 times tables 2 games containing numbers in the 2 times tables 2 games containing numbers from 1 to 10 . How to play: Flip over the first card. Ask a child to say if they think the next card will be ‘higher’ or ‘lower’ than the card displayed. If they get the answer correct, they continue. If they get the answer wrong, start over with another child. You can make each game easier by displaying all the possible numbers. Then just cross them off as they appear in the game (the children will know exactly what numbers are remaining thus increasing their chances of winning).

54 addition and subtraction questions using a 100 square. All answers provided. Also attached is a blank 100 square template.

2 Tests (14 slides each slide show). 15 seconds per question. Suitable for 7 - 9 years. Response and answer and sheets provided. Fully editable.

10 quick-fire maths questions . 2 tests provided (on 2 PowerPoints). Suitable for 7- 9 years. 15 seconds allocated per question. Record sheet and answers provided.

**A useful PowerPoint presentation to use when introducing and teaching money. ** 12 slides. Total different amounts of money. Calculate equivalent values of money. Find the difference between different values of money. Calculate change. Order money (ascending & descending). Suitable and easily adaptable for 5 - 11 years.

A useful PowerPoint when introducing and teaching money. Total different amounts of money. Calculate equivalent values of money. Find the difference between different values of money Calculate change. Order money. 5 - 11 years (depending on ability).

3 Data Handling Activities: 1. Venn Diagrams (with answers) 2. 2 Surveys to complete 3. Carroll Diagrams (with answers) Suitable for 5 - 7 years

Percentages worksheet. Suitable for 7+ (depending on ability). Answers Provided.