Y4 Autumn Term Maths Flashbacks. One for every day of the term (14 weeks). They follow the sequence of the White Rose Scheme of Work. Answers supplied. These Flashbacks are high quality, visually engaging and fun. Some of the questions not only test the children’s maths knowledge but may also improve their general knowledge! Saved in the PNG file format, they can be easily inserted into any suitable presentation software e.g Smartboard , Powerpoint etc. A Powerpoint file with all the daily flashbacks inserted is also included.

A-Z I-Spy worksheet for Southsea seafront. Created for children to complete when walking from the Blue Reef Aquarium/Overlord Museum to the funfair/hovercraft. We had a spare hour so I created this worksheet for the children. Rather specialised, but might be useful!

A simple world map, showing the major lines of latitude (The Equator and the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn). Children need to use an atlas to label the lines correctly. Also, space to label Northern and Southern Hemispheres and a title. Year 4 resource.

Children use their maths skills to help work out Santa’s delivery schedule for the USA on Christmas Eve. This exercise tests children’s number skills and helps them to improve their knowledge of the location of some the major cities of the USA . Worksheets and a Powerpoint file are included as well as all answers. This resource was created for Year 4, but the questions can be edited to make it suitable for children from Year 3 - Year 6. Please do leave a review if you download and use - any suggestions on how to improve the resource are always most welcome!

Children use their maths skills to help work out Santa’s delivery schedule for Christmas Eve. This exercise tests children’s number skills and helps them to improve their knowledge of the UK’s cities and towns. Worksheets and a Powerpoint file are included as well as all answers. This resource was created for Year 4, but the questions can be edited to make it suitable for children from Year 3 - Year 6. Please do leave a review if you download and use - any suggestions on how to improve the resource are always most welcome!