4 differentiated worksheets to be used as part of a unit on Time. The children will be required to calculate the end time of 6 films (all current) based on their start time and running duration. Below, there are 3 questions for the children to answer based on the showings they have worked out. LA: Films start on the hour and have simple running times (e.g. 2 hours 30 minutes) MA: Films start at various times and have simple running times (e.g. 9:20am start, and run for 1 hour 45 minutes) **HA: **Films start at various times and have more complicated running times (e.g. 2 hours and 49 minutes) **HA+: **As with the HA, but with an added challenge of calculating the start time with adverts and credits running before and after the film (e.g. 13 minutes of credits before each film). All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. Sheets are in a publisher file, but can be transferred to word if specifically requested.

3 differentiated worksheets to be used to introduce a fractions topic. The sheets show different ways of writing fractions, such as shaded shapes, the visual representations, number lines, and groups. Children cut each box out and match it to the other ways of writing the same fraction. LA: Simple representations of 1/2 and 1/4 MA: Representations of 1/2, 1/4 and 3/5 HA: Representations of 1/2, 1/4, 3/5 and 3/4.

**3 differentiated worksheets** to be used in a lesson about drawing and constructing triangles from given measurements. Children are given an angle and a measurement which they need to construct the triangle from. All triangles have a starting point on a horizontal given line. LA: Angles that are a multiple of 10° and whole centimetre measurements. (e.g. 30° and 4cm) MA: Angles that are multiples of 10° and 5° and centimetre measurements including 0.5cm (e.g. 35° and 4.5cm) HA: Any angle and any measurement (e.g. 43° and 5.7cm) Downloaded sheets use Microsoft Publisher

2 sets of differentiated worksheets to be used across 2 lessons. These have been used in a Year 4 classroom within the topic of Column addition. The sheets are designed to build on the basic understanding of regrouping across one column, moving on to regrouping across many columns. **:::Lesson 1::: ** 4 differentiated worksheets introducing the topic of regrouping within addition using the column method. LA: Column addition of 3 digits with no regrouping MA: Column addition of 3 digits with regrouping in 1 column HA: Column addition of 4 digits with regrouping in 1 column Greater Depth: Column addition of 4 digits with regrouping in 1 column, including an ‘Explain’ GD challenge of finding a missing number. :::Lesson 2::: 3 differentiated worksheets to cement the children’s knowledge of column addition, including regrouping across many columns. LA: Column addition of 3 digits with regrouping in 1 column MA: Column addition of 4 digits with regrouping across many columns HA: Column addition of 4 digits with regrouping across many columns, including a ‘White Rose’ GD extension challenge. All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. **Sheets are saved within Microsoft Publisher. Please do not download if you do not have Microsoft Publisher. Sheets can be sent in a different format if specifically requested. I do not own the rights to the White Rose extension contained in the HA Sheet of Lesson 2. This is readily available for download on the internet. Please message me if there are any problems. I am happy to help.

This download includes 4 differentiated worksheets on ‘Adding and Subtracting fractions with the different denominator.’ The worksheets can be used as part of a Fractions Unit. Each worksheet has a Mild, Hot and Spicy activity. LA and MA include simple common multiples, whilst HA and GD include much more complicated denominators. All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. Sheets are in a Microsoft Publisher file, but can be transferred to a PDF if specifically requested.

3 worksheets (2 copies on each page) to be used as question headers. LA: Multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100 MA: Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 (whole numbers) HA: Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 (including decimals) To be used in conjunction with place value charts.

3 differentiated worksheets introducing the topic of formal multiplication by 1 digit numbers, with squares and model layout for each question. LA: 2 digit x 1 digit MA: 3 digit x 1 digit HA: 4 digit x 1 digit (with 'What's Wrong?' extension)

3 differentiated worksheets to teach the perimeter of shapes. Sheets give a shape with space for calculation and a final answer below. LA: Areas of simple shapes (within times tables), with composite shapes introduced MA: Areas of simple shapes with composite shapes introduced HA: Areas of composite shapes

3 differentiated worksheets to be used to introduce the link between fractions and decimals. The sheets show simple fractions with their matching decimal counterparts and are designed to be cut out and stuck in a book together. Each fraction also shows it's representation in dienes, taking a 100 cube as 1. LA: Single tenths and hundredths e.g. 1/1, 1/10, 1/100 MA: Single tenths and hundredths, with other basic fractions e.g. 5/100 HA: Single tenths and hundredths, with other more complicated fractions e.g. 53/100

3 differentiated worksheets to be used in a lesson about different types of angles. Children are required to identify the type of angle (acute, right-angle, obtuse and reflex) in different flags. All worksheets have an extension to find and identify any other angles in the flag that they can. LA: 1 flag, clearly identified angles. MA: 2 flags, harder angles. HA: 3 flags, estimating the size of the angle and identifying what type of angle it is.

3 differentiated worksheets to be used as part of a place value unit. The worksheets focus on comparing numbers using greater than (>) and less than (<), and ask the children to put numbers in order based on their value. LA: 3 digit cards - making the biggest and smallest number possible, using < and > to create inequalities, and creating different numbers from digits given. MA: 4 digit cards - making the biggest and smallest number possible, using < and > to create inequalities, and creating different numbers from digits given and placing them in order. HA: Greater reasoning through 4 digits, inequalities which require working out, and a greater depth stretch to do with place value. All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. Sheets are in a publisher file, but can be transferred to word if specifically requested.

3 differentiated worksheets to be used as part of a Place Value Unit. The worksheets focus on ordering and comparing 3 and 4 digit numbers. They begin by asking students to rearrange to digits to make the smalled and greatest number, and then move on to adding inequalities to complete the statements. LA: Ordering and comparing 3 digit numbers with simple inequalities (< and >) MA: Ordering and comparing 4 digit numbers with inequalities (< and >) HA: Ordering and comparing 4 digit numbers with inequalities (< and >) and stretch challenge All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. Sheets are in a Microsoft Publisher file, but can be transferred to a PDF if specifically requested.

This download includes 4 differentiated worksheets on ‘Converting Metres and Kilometres.’ The worksheets can be used as part of a Measures Unit. The concept for the activity is that students work out how far different story characters (Marvel, Shrek etc) have thrown their javelin, converting measurements between metres and kilometres (see picture). LA: Conversions such as 1000m, 3.5km etc MA: Conversions such as 3300m, 1.4km etc HA: Conversions such as 2193m, 0.05km GD: See above, which ‘Explain’ stretch question included. All resources taught, tried, and tweaked. Resources made for real classrooms. Sheets are in a Microsoft Publisher file, but can be transferred to a PDF if specifically requested.

A challenge investigation designed to allow the children to discover prime numbers up to 100. MA version includes scaffolding (which multiples to colour), while HA version allows more open ended investigation with less direction and an 'Explain to an alien' finish.