KS2 Project - Area - Design a Park Area project booklet containing: introduction to area and project Task 1: ideas Task 2: marking out your park Task 3: planning the items to include in your park Task 4: finalising choices Task 5: final design

KS2 Worksheet - Conversions (4 worksheets) Activity 1 - converting cm to m Activity 2 - converting m to km Activity 3 - converting g to kg Activity 4 - converting ml to l

Learning Facts - Numeracy (5 sets) Fact cards that can be printed or uploaded for online learning. Set 1: facts about digital time and 24 hour time Set 2: facts about fractions and decimals Set 3: facts about money - change from 50p and £1 Set 4: facts about money - change from £5 and £10 Set 5: facts about perimeter and area

KS2 Worksheet - Numeracy Test (2 versions) Version 1: Section 1 - convert measurements (length, weight and capacity) Section 2 - find fractions of a numbers Section 3 - name 2D and 3D shapes Section 4 - money - change from £10, £20 and £100 Version 2 (easier): Section 1 - convert measurements (length, weight and capacity) Section 2 - find fractions of a numbers Section 3 - name 2D and 3D shapes (names given) Section 4 - money - change from £1, £2 and £5

KS1 Worksheet - Shape + Measures Test (2 versions) Version 1: Section 1 - write the time shown on the clocks Section 2 - identify the shapes in the robot Section 3 - label the containers describing which holds more/less Section 4 - read the descriptions and name the 2D shapes (including pentagon and hexagon) Section 5 - read the descriptions and name the 3D shapes (including square-based pyramid and prism) Version 2 (easier): Section 1 - write the time shown on the clocks (o’clock, half past, quarter past and quarter to only) Section 2 - identify the shapes in the robot (names given) Section 3 - label the containers describing which holds more/less Section 4 - read the descriptions and name the 2D shapes (not including pentagon and hexagon) Section 5 - read the descriptions and name the 3D shapes (not including square-based pyramid and prism) Answers provided on the last page.

KS1 Worksheet - Block Graphs (4 worksheets) Activity 1 - Use the block graph given to answer questions about the insects found. Activity 2 - Use the block graph given to answer questions about school lunches for boys and girls. Activity 3 - Complete tally chart and block graph showing children’s bedtimes. Activity 4 - Complete tally chart and block graph showing children’s favourite electronic device. Answers provided on the last page.

KS2 Worksheet - Area Problems (2 versions) Version 1: Activity - calculate the area of various shapes or their length/breadth using the other measurements given. Extension - 2 step problems Version 2 (easier): Activity - calculate the area of various shapes using the measurements given. Extension - calculate the length/breadth of various shapes using the other measurements given. Answers provided on the last page.

KS2 Worksheet - Area + Perimeter (2 versions) Version 1: Activity - draw squares and rectangles for the given measurements. Record the perimeter and area for each. Challenge - draw the shapes given and find the perimeter and area. Version 2 (easier): Activity - find the area for the shapes given. Challenge - draw 2 rectangles and shapes for the given measurements. Answers provided on the last page.

KS2 Worksheet - Probability - Spinners (2 worksheets) Activity 1 Section 1 - colour the spinners to show the different probabilities. Section 2 - write your own probabilities and colour the spinners to show them. Activity 2 Section 1 - colour the spinners to show the different probabilities. Section 2 - complete the table using the spinners given. Section 3 - Use a template to make a spinner, spin it 60 times and record what happens in the table. Section 4 - make a spinner that has eight sections, use red, green and blue to colour it, write the probability of getting each colour, spin it 40 times and record what happens in the table. Answers provided on the last page.

KS2 Worksheet - Venn Diagrams - Numbers (2 versions) Version 1: Activity - place 16 numbers in the the Venn Diagram using the criteria: multiples of 3 and even numbers. Answer questions based on the results. Version 2 (easier): Activity - place 12 numbers in the the Venn Diagram using the criteria: numbers with 3 tens and even numbers. Answer questions based on the results. Answers provided on the last page.