Microsoft Excel required. New set of questions on a spreadsheet, every time you open the file Suitable for KS 1 and 2, Year 3, 4, 5 and 6. Make your scheme of work really stand out and be unique, by printing and collating a selection of sheets into individual differentiated workbooks. Display on your whiteboard for whole class collaboration Fantastic resource for concept reinforcement, extension activities, exam revision and homework. (15 files) that includes: Addition up to 4 digits, Brackets, Data handling, Ordering decimals, Distance, Money, High/Low numbers, ………

Microsoft Excel required. New set of questions on a spreadsheet, every time you open the file Unlimited potential Fantastic resource for concept reinforcement, extension activities, exam revision and homework. 16 files include: 10 x graded numeracy revision tests – 20 questions in each, 12/24 hour time, data handling which includes Car Spy, International Hockey, Harry Potter at the Races and Nifty Netball.

Microsoft Excel required Compare Multiplication, Addition and Subtraction numbers 3 separate files Work out the answer, then compare the two sets of answers with either < > or = New set of questions every time the file is opened 24 questions per A4 page

Microsoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened Use addition and subtraction skills to find the missing decimal Excellent worksheet for consolidation of basic numeracy skills

Excel required New set of random numbers every time the file is opened - unlimited worksheets 2 files Addition - see cover image 10 questions in three columns Single digit + two digits between 10,99 Two digits between 10,99 + two digits between 10,99 Three digits between 100,900 + two digits between 10,99 Subtraction 10 questions in three columns Two digits between 10,99 - one digit between 1,9 Two digits between 50,99 - two digits between 10,49 Three digits between 100,900 - two digits between 10,99 Can the students answer all the questions in a column correctly and collect the Xmas cracker at the end?

Microsoft Excel required New set of questions every time the file is opened 4 separate files. a. All the numbers are in block lettering that spells PLACE VALUE - see cover image . Make up your own place value questions. For example What is the highest and lowest number in the letter P?.. Shade in all the numbers that have the highest Thousand value in the letter A and U… b. Make highest and lowest numbers using place value (3 different groups on each A4 page) Extension - Write down the number made in words c. Number partitioning and value of underlined digits. Extension - Write the whole numbers down in words d. Rounding to nearest 10, 100 and 1000 - 26 questions A straightforward and invaluable fun resource that increases the students Place Value knowledge and skills quickly

Microsoft Excel required Two copies of the 2 to 12 times table - see cover image - each card measures 9cmx3cm Two copies of the 2 to 12 times table answers One copy of the times table answer in WORDS 2 to 144 Print out, stick on to card and cut out all the times tables and answers Decide on which times table(s) you want to use and spread the cards out face down. The player has to try and remember where the cards are and pick up two cards the same The player with the most pairs of cards at the end is the winner. You can have many variations of the game. Example: you might just want to use the answers or combine the questions and answers. A player would have to remember where the cards are and match the two e.g. 2x8 and 16 … You might like to try the answers to be in words Try mixing different times tables together Endless fun and improves the students times table knowledge quickly.

MIcrosoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened 6 files - addtion and subtraction - 8 questions on each page - African Animals, Clothes and Household items themes Files 1, 2 and 3 - Addition - add up the single digit numbers for each picture item and write the answer in the box - see cover image Colour in the pictures Files 4 , 5 and 6 - Subtraction - take away the second and subsequent numbers (single digits) from the first two digit number in the box e.g. 45 - 7 - 4 - 3 -2 -8 for each picture item Colour in the pictures A fun resource that strengthens the skills of basic addition and subtraction

Microsoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened providing unlimited worksheets Suitable for KS2 Read the information, then fill in the two data tables Create your own questions Examples: On which day did the most adults go to the zoo? How long have Jack and Jill been working at the zoo? Which animal was given the greatest quantity of food? How many children went to the zoo during the week? A compact resource that improves the skills of data handling

Microsoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened. Unlimited number of worksheets 8 files, 100 questions on each A4 page 20 questions on each day of the week, Monday to Friday Addition: Random single digit plus random single digit e.g. 3 + 7 Random number between 10-20 + single digit e.g. 14+8 Random single digit + random double digit e.g 7 + 13 Random single digit + random double digit between 10 and 99 e.g. 8+76 Random double digit between 10 and 99 + random single digit e.g. 39 + 8 Subtraction: Random double digit between 10 and 99 - single digit e.g. 82-9 Multiplication: Randon number between 2 and 12 x random number between 2 and 12. e.g. 9X5 Combination: A mixture of Addition, Subtraction and Multiplication for each day of the week. Really effective as a warm up exercise either as a photocopiable worksheet or IWB exercise. Pupils can keep a score of achievement at the bottom of the page. Also effective as a booster for those that find number bonds challenging.

Microsoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened Multiplication up to 12x table 2 digit Addition between 20/99 and 9/19 e.g. 52+18 2 digit Subtraction between 20/99 and 9/19 e.g. 43-15 20 questions on each A4 page Ideal as a starter activity or a 5 minute homework

Microsoft Excel, dice and counters required A new set of questions every time the file is opened Suitable for Year 3, 4 & 5 The playing board consists of 2x A4 landscape pieces of paper (join them together) for a total of 74 playing squares Print, stick onto card and laminate 5 separate games Game 1 12hr times-Add between 10 and 20 minutes on to the time in each square - see cover image Game 2 12hr times-Subtract between 10 and 20 minutes on to the time in each square Game 3 12hr times-Mixture of Addition and Subtraction. Add or subtract between 10 and 20 minutes on to the time in each square Game 4 24hr times Add between 10 and 20 minutes on to the time in each square Game 5 24hr times Subtract between 10 and 20 minutes on to the time in each square If the answer is incorrect, go back to the nearest Waiting Square Land on a Yellow square and if the answer is correct, move forward 2 spaces Land on a Green square and have another throw Land on a Collect a Life Card square (cards provided) and use this card to stay on the square if the answer is wrong Be the first to reach the finish to be declared the winner

Microsoft Excel required A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened 3 different files; with 2 puzzles on each A4 sheet. Times Table practice between 2 - 12 Answer the times table questions, then add up all the answers. The total should equal the number inside the Finish box - see main image. In addition to using the puzzles as a printed worksheet, try using the puzzle as a whole class exercise on your Interactive White-board A really useful file to have stored in your Maths library folder

Microsoft Excel required Circle the times tables that are correct Provide the correct answer if they are wrong. A new set of random numbers generated every time the file is opened 51 times tables on each sheet: 2 to 12 x table in separate individual files As an alternative to using the task as a printed worksheet, why not try involving the whole class and display a sheet on your IWB A valuable resource to have in your Mathematics portfolio

Excel required 11 files: ( +2, +3, +4, +5 …+12) Main image displays Addition +8 Start at a red number and draw a line that follows the correct path with the numbers increasing by 8 each time. Move vertically or horizontally Finish at the other red number A new set of random numbers every time the file is opened Answers provided, however there may be more than one solution Make the puzzle more challenging by changing the two red numbers to black before you print. The pupil then has to find the start and finish points A puzzle worksheet that will keep the pupil busy and entertained, while strengthening their number bonds

Excel required 4 files: A. The Case of the Missing Smarties. See main image B. The Case of the Missing Marbles. C. The Case of the Missing Conkers. D. The Case of the Missing Iphones Work out the answer to each question and keep a cumulative total as you go along. Having answered the final question, look to see if the Grand Total can be found in any of the rooms. Fill in the appropriate box with the number of Smarties/Marbles that you’ve found. Place a tick in the last box if the number does not appear in any of the rooms. The worksheet provides a new set of random numbers each time the file is opened. Use the fn key and f9 key to change the numbers manually The cumulative tally is provided on a separate sheet.

Use the target word to solve the challenges. For Example: Here is today’s target word: hippopotamus What part of speech is the word? What is the meaning of the word? List all the consonants in the word Arrange all the letters of the word into reverse alphabetical order Rearrange the letters of the word to make three new words of at least four letters each? How many syllables does the word have? Can you think of two more words that contain a pp? Make the word plural Put the word into an interesting sentence. 10 target words are supplied with a variety of questions Use the target word as part of a Spelling list or theme of work e.g. i before e except after c (receive,receipt…) Use the template to create your own target word and question challenges. Used to great effect as a lesson starter.

Synonyms for - Happy, Next, Sad, Said, Big, Went, Very, Saw. 22 pieces in the puzzle Each piece of the puzzle has a question and/or answer on it. Matching the pieces together correctly, answers to questions are revealed. Each triangular piece fits into another, creating the perfect shape as shown on the picture template. Print out the puzzle sheet two times. Stick one sheet on to thin cardboard. Carefully cut out each of the individual pieces. Use the second printout as an answer sheet. Use a bulldog clip to bundle the pieces together safely and securely, when you are not using them. A blank template is included so you can see what the finished shape looks like.

Conjunctions for: for - When? Why? Opinion, But… And… 22 pieces in the puzzle Each piece of the puzzle has a question and/or answer on it. Matching the pieces together correctly, answers to questions are revealed. Each triangular piece fits into another, creating the perfect shape as shown on the picture template. Print out the puzzle sheet two times. Stick one sheet on to thin cardboard. Carefully cut out each of the individual pieces. Use the second printout as an answer sheet. Use a bulldog clip to bundle the pieces together safely and securely, when you are not using them. A blank template is included so you can see what the finished shape looks like.

5 puzzles 22 pieces for each puzzle Adverbs: How? How Much? How Often? Where? When? Positive Adverbs: Behaviour,Speech, Movement, Gesture Adjectives: Time, Objects, People, Size, Positive Feelings, Negative Feelings. Nouns: Abstract, Collective, Concrete, Compound, Proper, Pronoun Verbs: Object, Emotion, Thought, Movement, Sense, Voice. Each piece of the puzzle has a question and/or answer on it. Matching the pieces together correctly, answers to questions are revealed. Each triangular piece fits into another, creating the perfect shape as shown on the picture template. Print out the puzzle sheet two times. Stick one sheet on to thin cardboard. Carefully cut out each of the individual pieces. Use the second printout as an answer sheet. Use a bulldog clip to bundle the pieces together safely and securely, when you are not using them. A blank template is included so you can see what the finished shape looks like.