This resources contains 25 math story problems aimed at a Year 2 or Year 3 class. The problems include subtraction, addition, some basic multiplication, some basic division and multiple step problems. It can be given to the students as a test or as task cards. The resources is in PDF form.

These are number cards which can be used to show place value up to 900 or for helping students understand expanded methods for sums.

This resource contains 30 differentiated questions based on time. Level 1 is very basic questions; where the children need to find the difference in time but not crossing over to the next hour. There are 5 questions in each level and there are 6 levels. Level 6 is very challenging, children need to combine their understanding of time with their other mathematical skills in order to find the answers. The resource would be suited for Years 4-6. It is saved as a pdf. One file has one card per page and the other file has 6 cards per page. All answers are included.

This resources covers pictograms, bar charts and tally marks it is suited for a Year 2-4 class depending on the ability levels of your students. It contains different exercises creating bar charts, converting tally marks to numbers and answering questions based on bar charts and pictiograms. I hope this resources is useful for you.

This resource contains a presentation explaining how to read the time to the nearest hour on an analogue clock. It also contains an exercise with pictures of clocks to the nearest hour. Students must write underneath what time they think it is. This lesson is suited for a Year 1/ Grade 1 class or as a revision lesson for higher grades. I hope you enjoy this resource. Please rate it, I would love the feedback.

This Viking Quest is designed to be a cross-curricular link between humanities and maths. There are 30 word problems for the students to solve, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. There are 3 rounds of questions which they must solve. Once they solve the questions they are given clues written in runes. They must solve these clues in order to stop a Viking attack on the Anglo-Saxons. All answers are provided as well as teacher instructions. Children can work independently or as part of a group. The questions are suited to a Year 4 or 5 class. My class absolutely love these puzzle and I hope your class will enjoy it too. I would love your feedback on this resource so please rate it!

This is an Ancient Egyptian themed math murder mystery. Tutankhamen has been murdered! Students must solve the questions in the 3 rounds to receive clues from their teacher. There are 3 rounds of questions covering -Addition -Subtraction -Multiplication -Division. The questions are geared to a Grade 3/4 (Year 4/5) class. The children are given clues written in hieroglyphics which they must decode in order to find our who the murder was, where the murder took place and what the murder used. The PDF contains all resources needed as well as the answers to all 34 questions. My class absolutely loved doing this and I hope your class will too!

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This resource contains 25+ png clipart images. There are 4 characters each in 5 different poses. It also contains two seperate folders with miscellaneous images. The pictures can be used to jazz up worksheets and presentations. Pictures can be used when creating resources for personal use and also when creating resources for commercial use. If being used for commercial use, credit in the form of a link to my TES shop is required.

This resource is to help practice area and perimeter of rectangles, squares and compound shapes. There are 2 posters on how to find area and perimeter and 3 worksheets which are differentiated. The LA worksheet is an exercise to find the perimeter and area of different rectangles, where the length of the sides are already given. The MA worksheet requires students to first measure the sides and then use this to find the area and perimeter. The HA worksheet requires students to find the area of compounds shapes. They first have to find the length of the missing sides.

This is a presentation using the angle family; Mr Obtuse, Mrs. Right, Baby Acute and Reflex Rex! It is a fun way to help students remember the different types of angles. The last slide contains a quick review of what they learned. The worksheet contains 6 different angles. The children must first name the angles. Then, estimate their size and finally measure them using a protractor. I would recommend using these resources with Year 4 or Year 5.

This is resource contains an exercise that gets the children to practice using a ruler; as well as a presentation on converting units of measure. The worksheet asks students to measure the lines with their rulers. They then must convert from cm to mm. As an extension at the end, they are required to draw their own lines based on a length given in centimetres. The presentation goes through how to convert from mm to cm, and from cm to m. There are exercised along the way to get the children practicing. This lesson is suited for a Year 4 class or could be used for revision with Year 5. The answers to the lengths are also included.

This is a collection of word problems aimed at students in Year 4-6. (High ability group for Year 4). There are eight quizzes included each with five questions. All answers are included. The quizzes cover different strands. The topics covered are as follows: Fractions of money Fractions of amounts Time problems Money money problems Perimeter and area Subtraction and addition multiple step problems Ordering fractions and decimals The questions vary in difficult but are sure to keep the class busy. I find these questions especially good as an extension, a pop quiz, EMA activity or to use one or two at the beginning or end of a lesson.