These are 2 worksheets (with answers) working on the standard written method for short multiplication for Year 4 children. When they have completed the questions, then they can cut out and stick the pirate in their book or on a card for collecting characters.

These worksheets are for Year 1. The children add up the pancakes and write the answer in the pan. You could make this a 'pancake race' for each child by giving them an egg timer and challenging them to complete in the given time.

This resource has 3 sheets. On the first one the children colour in tenths, then on the second hundredths and then on the third they have to circle the larger number in a pair. Year 3 or 4.

There are three sheets with an Easter theme. The children have to count the correct number of eggs, bunnies and flowers and colour in the right number to be equivalent to 1/2, 1/3 and 1/4. Then they write the fraction in a box.

This is an Easter themed worksheet, where the children use a number grid to help them to match up numbers in eggs. The number in the egg at the top is divided by 10 and 100 and these numbers are in two eggs lower down the sheet. The children find the matching sets of three eggs and colour them the same colour so that they make a set.

In this worksheet, there are eggs with numbers in them. The children have to look at the first number and divide it by 10, 100 and 1000 and write these three answers in the three eggs below the one with the given number. This worksheet has an answer sheet. Year 5

Two more worksheets with answers. Working on standard written method for long division with remainders as fractions. Spring theme.

These mats encourage counting and doubling and discussions about animals.

These play-dough mats encourage counting and discussion about Easter. Can you put a given number of eggs in the basket and can you decorate the Easter Egg?

Two worksheets with answers to practise long division. When the children have completed the questions on each sheet, they can cut out the Spring friends and stick them in their books. Answer sheet included.

In this worksheet, children use a number line to find out the time differences, so that they can solve time problems. The theme of the worksheet is going to the cinema. This is good for Year 4 and 5.

There are eggs split in half. On one half is a time in 12h clock and on the other is a time in 24h clock. The children have to cut out, match up and stick together the two halves of each egg.

This is a game. You are Saint George! You have to work out facts in the four times table and colour the correct square in to make a path to rescue the princess from the dragon. Year 3 objective : Recall and use multiplication facts for 4 multiplication table.

This is a game. You are St George! You have to work out the facts in the 6 times table. Year 4 objective : recall multiplication and division facts up to 12x12.

This is a game. You are St George! You have to work out cubed numbers and colour the correct square in to make a path to rescue the princess from the dragon. Year 5/6 objective : Recognise and use cubed numbers and the notation for cubed.

This is a game. You are St George! You have to work out square numbers and colour the correct square in to make a path to rescue the princess from the dragon. Year 5 objective : Recognise and use square numbers and the notation for squared.

In this resource their are pictorial representations of numbers up to ten million in place value grids. The pupil has to either draw the representation of a digit or write the value of each digit. They also have to write the total for each place value grid. There is an information sheet to show examples and explain what to do. There are 9 grids with answer sheets.

Pancake themed Maths. Matching equivalent fractions and decimals - 1/2, 1/4, 3/4 as well as tenths and hundredths. For Year 4.

This document supports Year 5 - WRM- Spring block 2 - week 4 - Equivalent fraction, and has a pancake theme. Yummy! There are: 3 worksheets. The first sheet asks the pupils to match 3 equivalent fractions and then choose another one for each plate. The second gives fractions in tenths and hundredths and asks the pupils to write an equivalent fraction. The third one has all blank plates - the pupils write a fraction and then swap with their partner and ask them to write an equivalent fraction. No answer sheet is included as the answers will depend on the pupil's choice.

This resource has instructions and a measures poster which explains how to convert from miles to kilometres. There is a set of cards where the children have to match up the correct miles to kilometres - this is a good ACTIVE MATHS opportunity. I have added a table with the miles in which the children have to complete by working out the right number of kilometres. They can then go and find the right km card. I have also included an answer grid. I use this together with the Converting miles to km Powerpoint and the Miles to km intro. I have put these resources into a bundle.