‘Show it Four Ways’ place value worksheet where children should choose a number, and then be able to represent this in four different ways. (Written form, Partitioning, Expanded form, and using visual representations).

‘Read the clue, write the number that matches and colour it in. Keep going until there is only one number left - this is the mystery number!’ A problem-solving task where the children have to use their knowledge of place value to find the mystery number. They should work their way through the clues in order to complete this.

‘Roll, Make, Write’ worksheet. The children should roll 3 dice and write in the three numbers they have. They then have to represent this number in different ways, using their knowledge of place value.

Based on a page from Adrian and Jeni Pinel’s ‘Number Magic’ book, this worksheet asks students to solve a series of missing number questions relating to multiplication. They will have to use their knowledge of times tables to try different numbers to find the solutions. A great activity for consolidation of multiplication knowledge (and also set out in a fun way!)