A series of questions about 2D shapes.

A hunt/feely box activity involving multiplying and dividing decimals by 10 and 100. extends into using the concept to solve problems involving inverse with missing numbers in the middle and at the start of the calculations.

Some questions about 2D and 3D shape properties suitable for Key Stage 2. Great as an assessment of what the children have learned.

14 worksheet activities, using previous SAT's questions, which I use as homework, but could easily be used as worksheets to show problem solving across a range of curriculum areas. Mostly at the expected level for Year 6.

A Powerpoint to recap on using greater than, less than and equals, multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 and rounding. Can be used as a quiz or as a lesson input for revision.

A week's worth of maths problems linked to the new curriculum arithmetic skills. 5 Word documents to be used on a whiteboard as an early morning activity or 15 minute activity.

A powerpoint activity with addition and subtraction problems in a context.

Quiz on adding decimal numbers

An activity suitable for year 5 or 6 recapping addition.

Year 5 or 6 resource for simplifying fractions to their lowest form. An input and activity.

An addition input and activity problem solving.

Some mental calculations on a PowerPoint suitable for discussing strategies for subtracting with year 5 or 6.

A splatter game for teaching perimeter of shapes. Only one slide. Give children the dimensions of a rectangle and ask them to be the first to splat the correct perimeter with a fly swatter.

A one slide Powerpoint splatter game. Read out a fraction and children to splat the equivalent fraction first using a fly swatter.

A powerpoint game with one fraction per slide. Children to write down the equivalent fractions or decimals and percentages.

A powerpoint with answers for multiplying decimals and using inverse.

Addition and subtraction problems in a context

SATs revision powerpoint for choosing and using an appropriate method. Also looks at choosing an dusing appropriate units of measure when solving problems. With answers.

A single slide with areas on it. Give children dimensions of a rectangle and they have to be the first to splat the area with a fly swatter.

A powerpoint for how to find percentages of amounts of money.