Make ‘TARGET’ numbers - a great warm up or plenary activity! Ideal for 7+ (depending on ability).

A great PowerPoint to teach halving. 22 slides. Ideal for 5 - 9 years.

What are Target Boards? Target boards have been around for a long time and they are an effective way of working with numbers, symbols, shapes and measures. . How do they work? Pupil’s are presented with a grid of numbers, symbols, shapes or measures. You ask a range of questions based on the information they are presented. You ask questions like… . Which numbers add up to make 50? How many multiples of 4 can you find? Which number on the grid has the most factors? How many prime numbers are there? How many square numbers are there? How many cube numbers are there? How many triangle numbers are there? Which two numbers that have a sum of 18 Which three numbers that have a product of 120 How many odd numbers are there? How many even numbers are there that are also a factor of 60?? . What’s included? 36 Target Boards! . Class organization: Split the class into two groups and get them to compete. Time trials. Quiz. Quick fire individual questions.

A fun darts game for adding single digit numbers. Great for a maths warm up or plenary. 7 slides. Integrated sounds and animations. My class love this! Tried and tested.

A great presentation for introducing Doubling and Halving Game 1: Doubling Dominoes Game 2: Halving Dice 14 slides in total Fully editable Ideal for 5 - 9 years

An effective PowerPoint to demonstrate how to partition numbers using place value cards. Ideal for 5+ (depending on ability). Fully editable.

This PowerPoint presentation shows students how to make 2 and 3-digit numbers using place value cards. Ideal for 5 - 7 years. Fully editable.

6 Maths puzzles to solve. Suitable for 7 - 11 years (depending on ability).

8 simple recipes to follow. Ideal for children aged 4 - 11 years. Tried and tested - delicious! Preparation: You will need to provide bowls and wooden spoons for most of the activities. Enjoy baking!

Attached is an 8-week unit of work and PowerPoint (53 slides). Learning Intentions covered: To locate China on a world map. To describe the Chinese flag. To know the capital city of China. To name some bordering countries of China. To use an 8-point compass. To name, draw & paint China’s national flower and animal. To learn some more FACTS about China (its proper title, population, currency, main languages & religions). To learn about Chinese New Year. To celebrate Chinese New Year. To name a famous place in China. To learn the history of the Great Wall. To create a collage of the Great Wall. To learn about the Shaolin Temple. To learn about Kung Fu.

Happy New Year 2023 Start the new year with this PowerPoint about New Year’s Resolutions. 10 slides - integrated activities (poems & activities). Also attached is a New Year’s Resolution worksheet. Fully editable.

The Ancient Egyptians used a pencil and paper method for multiplication which was based on doubling and addition. An alternative and quick method to multiply numbers. Give it a try. Ideal for 5 and above (depending on ability).

Times Tables - 22 Fun & Timed Questions 22 random times tables questions. 6 seconds given to answer each question. 46 slides. Automated slide show. Fully editable.

Can your student’s multiply or divide whole numbers by 10 or 100? Time to try! 10 multiplication and 10 division questions to complete. How fast can your students complete them? Great warm up or plenary activity.

Ordering Numbers Activity: Order numbers from smallest to largest. Numbers range from 1 to 99. Ideal for younger learners. 26 slides

Number Bonds to 20 - simple presentation. 5 slides. Learn bonds quickly.

Teaching Negative Numbers 19-slide PowerPoint. Appropriate for 5 - 11 years (depending on ability). Horizontal and vertical number lines included. Fully editable.

More or less? Ideal for Early Years and/or Reception. Which has more or less? 29 slides. Fully editable.

6 Maths puzzles to solve. Suitable for 7 - 11 years.

A great introduction to angles 10 slides Suitable for 5 - 11 years . Contents: . What is an angle? Whole turns, half turns and quarter turns How do we measure angles? Rights angles Other angles -acute, obtuse and reflex