A simple format, 15 question, worksheet for students to practise their addition in columns by adding 4 digit numbers together. Redesigned, so download again if you have the old version. Please do leave a review if you download this resource - It really helps my store.

A nice STEM challenge for students. Students follow the instructions on the page. They research parachutes online before making their own.

A simple 15 question worksheet for double digit addition. This worksheet was made with the Tigerlearn Worksheet generator.

A simple worksheet for primary school children to practise their maths. You may also like the maths worksheet generator - master edition.

A 100 question no-calculator exam covering 20 questions of each; -Addition (with numbers 1-100) -subtraction (with numbers 1-100) -Multiplication (With times tables 1-12) -Division (with times tables 1-12) - A mixture of all of them (add, subtract, multiply, divide) Complete with answer sheets

Long division worksheet with 80 questions spread over 10 pages. Answer sheet included.

Snakes and ladders board game generator for practising addition of two numbers between 1 and 10, or 1 and 100. Simply print off the relevant board. Want more versions so children can change after they finish? Press F9 to randomise all the sums and print again. Unlimited combinations of questions.

A simple editable PPT for any interactive whiteboard/screen based multi choice game. Simply add your questions and edit the button text. Students choose a number, answer the question based on colour and get directed to a YES or a NO slide.

3 different versions of this popular classic with a twist. Communication, competition, maths and fun all rolled into one. Just print and go. Students get a board/grid. Draw the ships onto it and then do sums to fire on their target. If they are wrong, their turn is wasted (they have to debate this with their partner). If correct, they hit or miss. Three versions to allow speedy mathematicians to continue to play while the slower ones just continue with their game.

120 long multiplication questions spread over 8 pages (15 questions each). Answer sheets included.

A simple worksheet with 10 questions on division. Includes answer sheet.

A simple, elegant step by step introduction to subtraction in columns. Starts off with two colums, builds up to two columns where we need to borrow some tens and then continues until three columns where we need to borrow twice. Very clear guide, no room for misunderstanding. 8 slides with many actions built in to each slide to show exactly what needs to be done.

Four super simple format worksheets for students to practise their double digit (long)multiplication. Each sheet comes with answer sheet. You may also like: the long multiplication worksheet generator The Long multiplication and Decimal multiplication step-by-step PPT The 16 piece primary Maths bundle

A 100 question no-calculator exam covering 20 questions of each; -Addition (with numbers 1-100) -subtraction (with numbers 1-100) -Multiplication (With times tables 1-12) -Division (with times tables 1-12) - A mixture of all of them (add, subtract, multiply, divide)

A 100 question no-calculator exam covering 20 questions of each; -Addition (with numbers 1-100) -subtraction (with numbers 1-100) -Multiplication (With times tables 1-12) -Division (with times tables 1-12) - A mixture of all of them (add, subtract, multiply, divide) Complete with answer sheets.

A 100 question no-calculator exam covering 20 questions of each; -Addition (with numbers 1-100) -subtraction (with numbers 1-100) -Multiplication (With times tables 1-12) -Division (with times tables 1-12) - A mixture of all of them (add, subtract, multiply, divide) Complete with answer sheets.

5 pages of primary numeracy questions including addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. Each page has 20 questions and answer sheet. Print off as individual worksheets or as a booklet for children to complete in their own time.

I created this activity as part of a post-grad project to assess primary student misconceptions in spatial measurement of area, perimeter, circumference, surface area, and volume of shapes including cuboids, prisms and cylinders. Students essentially calculate the various properties of a shape, which is slowly manipulated and recalculated bit by bit, with each step being more challenging than the last. Questions have been asked which relate to common misconceptions in maths and will provide insights into whether students really understand the concepts of area, perimeter, circumference, surface area and volume, and if they are able to apply what they do know to potentially real life situations. I really enjoyed doing this activity with my primary (grade 6/year7) students and found it fascinating to see what misconceptions they had. It's worth noting, however, that the last task proved too challenging for them so perhaps it would be better suited to a grade 7/8 or year 8/9 class. This activity will take about an hour. It comes with an answer sheet and a few notes for the teacher, highlighting misconceptions children may have.

No dice? No problem. Just occasionally, you may want to roll a die but have no dice to hand. Maybe you want to have a fun way to select which team does an activity first, maybe you want to see who in the class can add all the numbers the fastest. There are countless reasons to use dice in your class, but there are also many reasons why they may not be practical or available SO.... Introducing the dice roller. Choose one die up to five dice. Roll them on screen by pressing f9, which generates random numbers on every die. Add fun by having students 'roll the dice' by holding f9 down for a few seconds with their eyes covered. Great way to play a dice game with no actual dice!