10 questions that check children's understanding of the 12 times table through more complex methods than just giving them a 12 times table test. Included are word problems, reasoning questions and showing the relationship between numbers.

A fun game that can be used to revise being able to read coordinates or even as an activity as part of learning to read coordinates. Included is a coordinates grid for themselves and an enemy grid to colour against with both of these being all four quadrants. Also included are pairs of ships for both players, either using the thinner versions or thicker versions.

A display poster for the order of operations (BIDMAS) that shows the order operations should be completed in as well as giving a little information for each such as what to do if number sentences are just multiplication and divisions.

Ten fully resourced lessons for a Year 6 unit on working algebraically. Included are PowerPoints for each lesson that also include an arithmetic starter as well as activities and challenge activities as appropriate. The ten lessons are as follows: Lesson One and Two - Rules for 1 and 2 step functions Lesson Three and Four - Form algebraic expressions Lesson Five and Six - Substituting values Lesson Seven and Eight - Solve equations Lesson Nine and Ten - Satisfying variables

A PowerPoint and example questions that stem from the hexagon question from the 2018 KS2 Maths Reasoning 2 paper where children were given the value of two lots of shapes and had to work out that the difference was a missing hexagon.

A lesson for Year 6 that focuses on the place value of decimal numbers. Included is a PowerPoint that includes an arithmetic starter and questions with answers provided. There are also three challenge questions from WRM to take learning and understanding deeper.

A double lesson that focuses on negative numbers. Included is a PowerPoint for the two lessons that includes an arithmetic starter as well as an activity with answers and two challenge activities for those that are confident.

This is a helpful presentation looking at how to use the Singapore Bar Model. Singapore Bar is growing in popularity in this country due to the success of Singapore in the PISA tables for Maths, with the methods shown helping children break down problems in a much simpler way. This presentation goes through different models of the bar and how to apply it to a range of problems with step by step details for each problem. It can be used to help individuals become more confident with the methods and applying them or could also be used to help begin to lead staff training on the method.

Three differentiated worksheets appropriate for Year 5/6 that look at being able to divide fractions by whole numbers.

Two lessons based on finding fractions of amounts and finding the whole based on fractions of amounts. Each lesson has a lesson presentation and practise sheet that goes with the questions so children can practise during the teaching. This is then followed up by a worksheet with practise questions as well as deeper thinking questions.

A brief PowerPoint that can be used as part of a bigger revision session that focuses on the radius and diameter of circles. Included are some starter questions to focus on radius and diameter. This is then followed by practice questions and the example question from the 2017 reasoning paper where there was a radius and diameter question.

Two different worksheets that give the chance to practise multiplying a 3-digit number by a 2-digit number using the written method. Both worksheets are set out in two ways: one where the questions are just written and children need to set them out and one where they are already set out ready. Answer sheets are also included for both sheets. The first sheet focuses on multiplying a 3-digit number by a 1-digit number before then multiplying the same 3-digit number by a 2-digit number to introduce the new step. The final questions are then a range of 3-digit by 2-digit to apply the new learning. The second sheet focuses on multiplying different 3-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers. There is also a multiplication square attached to support if necessary.

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 lesson presentation and activity sheet that goes with it for practise questions. The focus is being able to find fractions of amounts by using the bar model to support them with an example, six practise questions that link to the sheet and a reasoning style question.

An activity that gets children to round statistics based on the top 10 followed people on Twitter to help with engagement whilst also getting children to consider how to round up or down appropriately depending on the number e.g. rounding 112,543,124 to the nearest million rather than to the nearest 10. For each one, children will cut out the slip and stick it in their book. They will then have to decide whether it is appropriate to round to the nearest 10, 100, 1000, 10000, 100000 or 1000000. Once they have rounded these they will then write an explanation of why they rounded to that number.

36 question practice paper for Year 6 ahead of the statutory assessments that combines both elements of the arithmetic paper and problem solving and reasoning. Questions have been taken from a range of sources including some examples from previous papers to help prepare children for some of the types of questions they may come across.

Blank squares of differing numbers that children can use as a laminated mat to help them solve problems involving fractions using the Singapore Bar model. Simply put the sheets back to back, laminate and children will have a reusable template for the Bar model. It is a simple sheet but is just an idea for people to use and saves a few minutes creating it should you then wish to use it.

Two worksheets, one that focuses on area and the other that focuses on perimeter. A worksheet that requires children to be able to calculate the perimeter for squares, rectangles and composite shapes. A worksheet that requires children to be able to calculate the area for squares, rectangles and composite shapes.

10 questions that check children's understanding of the 10 times table through more complex methods than just giving them a 10 times table test. Included are word problems, reasoning questions and showing the relationship between numbers.

Two sets of worksheets that focus on the inverse operations, looking at how multiplication and division are interlinked and how addition and subtraction are interlinked by working on the corresponding number sentences.