A fourth daily arithmetic test.

Ratio and Proportion based on the KS3 scheme of work. Ideal as a lesson on its own, but can also be used as an assessment for the end of unit.

A useful tool for Year 5 children which follows the objectives for short multiplication. Set out as the SATs arithmetic paper is. Answers provided.

An excellent short 20 question arithmetic test for year 3 or 4. This can be used as a starter or assessment tool at the end of the addition and subtraction objective. 10 addition and 10 subtraction questions that are set out like SATs papers.

A Year 3 Maths resource. The original lesson focuses on the creative activity of building a Predator Park with a budget. This was specifically a maths lesson, but can easily be turned into a cross curricular lesson with ICT and DT. Originally intended for a top year 3 maths group this PPT can be used for discussion about budgets and why certain animals cost more than others.

A test that covers the new Year 3 Maths Curriculum. 30 arithmetic questions that will test a range of abilities. I have used this with my present Year 3 class.

Year 3 test that tests the children on their 3,4,5, 8 and 10 times tables.

Third daily arithmetic test with answers.

Daily starter for Year 6 arithmetic. Adding 100 is the first in a series of arithmetic starters.

Daily Year 6 starter which looks at doubling numbers. 5 questions which can be used as a starter to a maths lesson.

Year 6 arithmetic test based on the new curriculum. A perfect way to get ready for the 2018 SATs tests

Daily arithmetic test with answers, based on the new curriculum.

Another daily maths starter ready for the Year 6 Arithmetic test. Adding decimals.

Daily starter for arithmetic. year 6 short multiplication.

A daily arithmetic starter which focuses on short division.

A second arithmetic test that uses the Year 3 objectives to test their arithmetic skills.

A Year 6 Arithmetic test which should take 5 minutes to complete. Based on the new curriculum SATs tests.

A short lesson starter to help with the arithmetic paper.

An arithmetic lesson/test for children going from Year 5 to Year 6. This gives the children the opportunity to answer questions they may encounter also write their own questions.