A number of challenges based on the La Liga league table following the games weekend 16.3-17.3.19. Included are challenges that require use of the four operations, consideration of negative numbers and algebraic variations.

A lesson made for Year 5/6 that takes on an arithmetic style lesson but incorporates challenge through green bubbles, variation and challenge questions. The lesson focuses on the link between operations so that children can identify missing numbers in an incomplete equation before beginning to look at this algebraically.

A lesson presentation and activity sheet that goes with it for practise questions. The focus is being able to find the whole based on fractions of amounts by using the bar model to support them with an example and six practise questions that link to the sheet. This is then followed up with a worksheet that requires children to practise being able to find the whole based on fractions of amounts. As well as a number of practise questions there are then also reasoning/ problem solving style questions with the answers also included.

A number of challenges based on the Championship league table following the games weekend 16.3-17.3.19. Included are challenges that require use of the four operations, consideration of negative numbers and algebraic variations.

A PowerPoint lesson that focuses on the objective of two step functions from the Year 6 WRM planning. There is an arithmetic starter included as well as a number of questions to work through (including pink and green bubbles for support and challenge) where answers can then be discussed. Finally, reasoning and problem solving tasks from WRM are included.

A number of challenges based on the Premier League table following the games weekend 9-10.3.19. Included are challenges that require use of the four operations, consideration of negative numbers and algebraic variations.

Previous questions from KS2 SATs papers that include algebra or can be shown algebraically for children to work through one at a time before discussing the questions as a class.

A PowerPoint that focuses on written division. Used more as a revision aid/ one off lesson where needed where it recaps the written method before applying it too one digit division and a two digit division. Included is a lesson starter to support fluency in arithmetic and pink and green bubbles to support and challenge.

A PowerPoint lesson that focuses on the objective of one step functions from the Year 6 WRM planning. There is an arithmetic starter included as well as a number of questions to work through (including pink and green bubbles for support and challenge) where answers can then be discussed. Finally, reasoning and problem solving tasks from WRM are included.

A range of previous KS2 SATs questions from the reasoning papers where children have found these challenging. Each one includes a PowerPoint to look at the method and getting children to identify where the most efficient method is before getting them to work through some practice questions so they can apply the learning and become more confident.

An arithmetic style lesson that focuses on being able to add and subtract fractions. The lesson begins with six starter questions involving the use of the 5x table before moving on to focussing on fractions. There are examples and practice questions for same denominator and denominators that are linked before a variation question where the denominators aren’t a common multiple. Slides include pink bubbles for support and green bubbles for challenge. This then leads on to the activity with answers provided and two challenge activities should they be required.

The KS2 Arithmetic paper for 2017 completed with all the answers being wrong. The aim is then for children to work through and identify mistakes/ what the correct answer is. Many of these are based on misconceptions or silly mistakes that children make.

A PowerPoint that focuses on a previous SATs question where children were asked to work out a ml and l conversion and calculate from the jug what would be left. The presentation focuses on solving the question before working through other examples to practice and apply the method.

A PowerPoint that focuses on a previous SATs question where children were asked to work out the value of w from what information is given. The presentation focuses on solving the question before working through other examples to practice and apply the method.

A brief PowerPoint that can be used as part of a bigger revision session that focuses on Roman Numerals. Included are some starter questions to recap before identifying the numerals and the rules. This is then followed by practice questions and the example question from the 2017 reasoning paper where there was a numeral question.

A PowerPoint and activity that can be used as a revision lesson for angles of triangles and quadrilaterals. The PowerPoint recaps aspects of angles before practising with the focus shapes before setting children off on the activity. If required, they could work through a practice sheet for calculating missing angles before moving onto the provided activity that includes questions from White Rose and previous SATs questions.

A brief PowerPoint that can be used as part of a bigger revision session that focuses on fractions and decimals, predominantly with converting them. Where there are questions with bubbles, these are for children to answer. Previous SATs questions with no bubbles are then to explain and look at as a class before applying that to practice questions.

Some challenges linked to the fastest goals in Premier League history where children have to calculate time differences by calculating with decimal numbers.

An activity that challenges the understanding of the 7x table by manipulating what they multiply by so it either goes up in multiples of 7 or shows a pattern from what they have.

A lesson presentation that focuses on the objective for making one from the Year 4 WRM Summer Decimals scheme. Within the PowerPoint are different examples to work through/ check understanding. There is also an arithmetic starter covering some of the Year 4 objectives as well as pink and green bubbles to support and challenge pupils.