An A4 activity sheet for maths. You choose a number for the week and children have to fill in the relevant information such as: The number written in words The number of ones/tens/hundreds/thousands the ‘number of the week’ has The number written in expanded form 10/100 more and less than the ‘number of the week’ Placing the number on a number line Representing the number in different ways (this sheet has a bar model and place value counters but this can be changed to dienes, abacus etc.) Writing a word problem with the ‘number of the week’ as the answer This document can be edited to suit the needs of your class. I use mine as an early morning task for children to complete as they come into class and settle themselves for the day.

An A4 support sheet for children in maths and English. Maths side - sentence stems to use for explanation tasks, multiplication square and 100 square. English side - punctuation, capital letters, conjunctions, spellings, ‘bed’ support, alphabet Both sides have some marking feedback tailored to my school’s marking policy. This can be adapted to suit the needs of your class/school. if you want the same fonts, I’ve used century gothic for the body of text and goldie rainbow for the titles.

Children need to crack the emoji questions. Can easily be adapted for different questions/year groups.

Worksheets explaining: the bus stop method (with remainder) of 2 digit by 1 digit numbers. the bus stop method (no remainder) of 2 digit by 1 digit numbers. column multiplication (with exchange) of 2 digit by 1 digit numbers. column multiplication (without exchange) of 2 digit by 1 digit numbers. Please note, the documents (pdfs) you download won’t have the word ‘example’ on it. Credit goes to missnkt for my inspiration! Enjoy!