500 lesson starters (probably 5 to 10 mins) Answers on PowerPoint by clicking anywhere on screen to reveal. (Answers also on a separate PDF) I have included PDF and WORD version of all the starters 1-200 (might be useful especially if your Whiteboard stops working)

Working in millilitres and litres and converting between each a) colour amount given b) state amount in jug Use clip-art to create your own worksheets/PowerPoints - they are transparent PDFs so it is easy to draw a coloured rectangle behind to show liquid in jug

Step-by-step instructions (PowerPoint) on how to use factor trees to decompose a number into a product of primes. This can be left on a loop while the class are working. A further menu driven PowerPoint that has ALL the solutions for each number (minus a few variations) No worksheets. I just get the pupils to ‘shout out’ several numbers between 2 and 100 and write these on the board. (although I sometimes add a few myself) Class marks their own work from solutions PowerPoint

Includes 2 worksheets for all the students to write their answers on. I WOULD SUPPLY PLENTY OF SCRAP PAPER I have included a menu driven PowerPoint with an answer for each number (0-100). Including every possible answer for each number would probably be impossible. I have only had a few students get anywhere near completing the worksheet. It has worked well when a table of students have collaborated on the task. The most important learning objective, for me is that once they get an answer for a number that they use it to generate other answers in a somewhat methodical fashion. eg say they stated with 4!+4+4+4=36 go on to 4!+4+4-4=28, 4!+4-4-4=20, 4!-4-4-4=12 4!+4+(4-4)=29 4!+4+(4x4)=44 4!+(4x4x4)=88 etc etc A GOOD ACTIVITY FOR on or near STAR WARS DAY (May the 4th)

A 2 page worksheet that involves using ALGEBRA Handout and PowerPoint to show use of Pascal’s Triangle. Some knowledge of algebra (simple addition, collecting terms) a prerequisite. I suggest letting students try the worksheet before mentioning Pascal’s Triangle and they should notice the link.

** OVER 7600 questions, over 650 worksheets + ALL CLIPART** Everything should be in the zip file TELLING TIME WORKSHEET LIST FOR FULL SET - TELLING TIME WORKSHEET LIST FOR FULL SET Working with analogue clocks TO THE HOUR Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the time. 1 Worksheet, 12 Questions (Answer page included) Write the time shown on the clock face. 1 Worksheet, 12 Questions (Answer page included) TO THE HALF HOUR Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the time. 2 Worksheets, 24 Questions (Answer pages included) Write the time shown on the clock face. 2 Worksheets, 24 Questions (Answer pages included) TO THE QUARTER HOUR Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the time. 4 Worksheets, 48 Questions (Answer pages included) Write the time shown on the clock face. 4 Worksheets, 48 Questions (Answer pages included) TO 5 MINUTES Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the time. 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) Write the time shown on the clock face. 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) TO 1 MINUTE Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the time. 60 Worksheets, 720 Questions (Answer pages included) Write the time shown on the clock face. 60 Worksheets, 720 Questions (Answer pages included) Working with analogue clocks and 12hr digital time TO 5 MINUTES 9) Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the digital time. 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) 10) Write the time shown on the clock as digital time 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) 15) Write the time shown on the digital clock in numbers/words 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) 16) Colour the segments on the digital clock to match the time shown 12 Worksheets, 144 Questions (Answer pages included) TO 1 MINUTE 13) Draw the hour and minute hands on the clock to match the digital time. 60 Worksheets, 720 Questions (Answer pages included) 14) Write the time shown on the clock as digital time 60 Worksheets, 720 Questions (Answer pages included)

A comprehensive explanation on how to find prime numbers using Sieve of Eratosthenes Method! Included: Two PowerPoints - Colour/Black & White Versions (see Video) Worksheets: Numbered grids 1-40 to go with PPT 1-100 1-200 1-500 1-1000 All grids come with and without grid showing, to enable crossing out or colouring in. ** If you feel you can comment/follow on this resource it will enable me to improve/update my resources and inform everyone if I do.** *I have lots of other resources to download, especially on the topic of factors/prime factors *

Use as a worksheets or cut into strips Blank worksheet included Use the clip-art to create you own worksheet or PowerPoint etc As well as an addition/subtraction version of this resource there is a A ‘MONSTER’ based version for addition/subtraction and also available along with associated CLIP-ART

29 PYRAMIDS TO SOLVE A more difficult version of NUMBER PYRAMIDS using FRACTIONS Addition and subtraction of fractions/mixed numbers some negative fractions/mixed numbers too

20 PYRAMIDS TO SOLVE A more difficult version of NUMBER PYRAMIDS using FRACTIONS Addition and subtraction of fractions/mixed numbers

2 different BLANK WORKSHEETS INCLUDED Increasing difficulty with some challenging/difficult questions Negative numbers included Clipart also included

2 different BLANK WORKSHEETS INCLUDED Increasing difficulty with some challenging/difficult questions Clipart also included

2 different BLANK WORKSHEETS INCLUDED Increasing difficulty with some challenging/difficult questions Clipart also included

Use worksheet or copy and complete. Use words or symbols to describe inequality Examples Worksheet A 6 is less than 12 Worksheet B 6+3 is more than 5+3 Worksheet C 6 x 4 is equal to 8 x 3 Worksheet D 12/3 is less than 16/2

Worksheet 1 - to 5 degrees Worksheet 2 - to 1 degree + answers + clipart

SET B - Slightly more difficult version of Reading Scales SET A Uses 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12, and 20 divisions With CLIP-ART to create your own blank worksheets/PowerPoints etc

Practice reading scales and identifying the value of each division on the scale. (all diagrams have 10 divisions in set A Watch out for Set B which will have scales with a varying number of divisions

Notes: On worksheets 1-3 i have set the sector as part of a circle shown as a dotted line to remind students that a sector is a fraction of a circle. There may also be some discussion over rounding everything to 1d.p. as in some questions it is probably not suitable.

60 questions across 5 worksheets

Find the area and circumference of a circle given either the radius or diameter.