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Hello all! I'm Jinky, a primary maths teacher and Maths Academic Coordinator at Beaconhouse Yamsaard Rangsit, Thailand. One of my joy is to find time to take photos of anything I think interesting. If I am not chasing cats or taking photos, I am busy with putting pieces together and come up with colourful banners, borders for paper, numbers and alphabet. I am offering discounts for my resources from time to time. So, please check out my page. 'Thank you' for stopping by.

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Hello all! I'm Jinky, a primary maths teacher and Maths Academic Coordinator at Beaconhouse Yamsaard Rangsit, Thailand. One of my joy is to find time to take photos of anything I think interesting. If I am not chasing cats or taking photos, I am busy with putting pieces together and come up with colourful banners, borders for paper, numbers and alphabet. I am offering discounts for my resources from time to time. So, please check out my page. 'Thank you' for stopping by.

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KS2 Constructing Parallel Lines
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KS2 Constructing Parallel Lines

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This worksheet is great for learning and practicing about drawing parallel lines as instructed using a set square. You may use this worksheet as a classroom controlled practice. Some students may have difficulty drawing parallel lines and may need assistance. There are six items to practice with. By the time they have finished this worksheet, they will be competent drawing parallel lines. Hope you find this useful.
KS2 Axes of Symmetry
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KS2 Axes of Symmetry

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Mirror mirror on the wall.....Some shapes have several lines or axis of symmetry. How many lines of symmetry does a trapezium have? Draw lines of symmetry to find out.
Draw the Types of Quadrilaterals
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Draw the Types of Quadrilaterals

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Students will be able to draw and identify types of quadrilaterals based on sides and angles. They can use different colourful paper as an alternative. Ideal for revision.
KS3 Find the LCM using the prime factorisation
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KS3 Find the LCM using the prime factorisation

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This worksheet is designed to provide you with an approach to finding the LCM (Least Common Denominator) of a set of numbers using the prime factorisation method. An example has been given to set your pupils off. This can be used as a quiz or revision aid too. Hope you find this useful.
Parts of a Protractor Poster
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Parts of a Protractor Poster

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Guidance to identify the parts of the protractor. Great poster to put on your wall to remind your pupils the difference between inner and outer scale, the baseline and the edge. Laminate for durability. Hope you find this useful.
Days of the Week and Months of the Year
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Days of the Week and Months of the Year

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A practical activity for young pupils to reinforce the order of the days of the week and months of the year. These flashcards help them understand the concept of calendar - year, ordering of weeks months and eventually the importance of dates. Laminate and spread on the floor and let them help you to put them in order. They can also be used as classroom display. Hope you find them beneficial.
Using Factors to Find Products
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Using Factors to Find Products

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Factors are the components of multiplication problems. Pupils need to understand how to factor numbers particularly when dealing with fractions, factoring tree, prime factorisation, finding least common multiple and finding greatest common factor. This is a presentation on how to find the products using factors of a number. Three methods are introduced and also few examples to practice on. Hope you find this useful!