These sheets will allow the children to practise working with fractions. Each PDF file has a selection of sheets based around a similar level. Each PDF file contains 10 worksheets, each with 10 questions, apart from the simpler level where there are 20 questions. At the bottom of every sheet is the answers, with a middle step displayed if appropriate. All answers given are in the lowest form. Some of the middle level PDF files for addition and subtraction of fractions have hints for children to gain a knowledge of a number they could use to help.

A set of maths worksheets to practice the skills of fraction of amounts, changing between decimals, fractions and percentages; and adding and subtracting whole numbers and fractions. As with all the packs there are a variety of levels covering the differing times tables and hardness of the amounts to find fractions of. The table at the bottom will give lots of practice to work between decimals, fractions and percentages. Each worksheet contains 10 fraction questions and 8 questions based around the changing between percentages, fractions and decimals. Once downloaded the PDF files can be viewed and printed.

This is a set of PDFs which you can print out. They are all based around the four maths operations according to the title of the listing. For each PDF there are 10 pages of random questions, with each page containing 14 questions and all the answers. Each time there is a random sequence of which box will need to be filled in. This is the whole set of 300 worksheets, covering all the topics.

Using the spreadsheet the computer will generate a monthly calendar with different maths questions for each month. The calendar maths questions are pitched at an age of around 7 to 10, though could be used with help lower, and will just be quick mental arithmetic for an older child. Each sheet is set up to print out to A4, though you can print to PDF and then print out larger if you have an available printer. Also there are two tabs to allow you to create your own blank calendars, portrait and landscape format.

So many sheets on here are once printed they cannot be used again. With this “endless” system it will recreate a worksheet for maths questions of addition, subtraction, multiplication and on the second sheet divide. You will need a spreadsheet to use this file, such as Excel. You can choose some major changes to the worksheet to make it your own at the right level. You can choose how many digits from 1 to 6. You can choose how many decimal places. You can choose whether there should be carry on adding; decomposing on subtraction and remainders on divide. You can also choose the times tables to be used when making multiplication and division sheets. All of the numbers change each time you load in the sheet, just before printing. Every time the answers are displayed at the bottom of the sheet to allow you to fold them over or cut off. The questions all fit in the same pattern, as defined by you, following the standard format, such as commas being used. NOTE: Do NOT change any part of sheet, apart from the bits in the blue rectangles.

Once bought, this resource will produce endless amounts of full Paper 2 reasoning 2018 maths sheets, with answers. As with Paper 1 random spreadsheet, this is a cleverly system allowing it to regenerate the whole of Paper 2 SATS question paper, based on Maths SATS paper 2 - reasoning. Every time the sheet is loaded it produces a unique SATs paper. There are also graphics on the sides of some questions that you can drag and drop to allow for even more changes to the paper. At the end of the paper is a answer sheet for the vast majority of answers which can be calculated by the computer. This will mean the end to cut and pasting new exam papers and allows you to assess with some consistency, though not exactly the same numbers, thus meaning children will not be able to remember the sequence of answers. The questions not only change numbers, they also change where the ticks go and where the bits are on the tables. Other changes can be made on request, once bought.

Once bought, this resource will produce endless amounts of full Key Stage 1Paper 1 arithmetic 2018 maths sheets, with answers. As with Paper 2 random spreadsheet, this is a cleverly system allowing it to regenerate the whole of Paper 1 SATS question paper, based on Key Stage 1 Maths SATS paper 1 - arithmetic. Every time the sheet is loaded it produces a unique SATs paper. At the end of the paper is a answer sheet for all the questions on one page. This will mean the end to cut and pasting new exam papers and allows you to assess with some consistency, though not exactly the same numbers, thus meaning children will not be able to remember the sequence of answers. The questions not only change numbers, they keep the trend of the question the same.

This is the reasoning paper for Key Stage 1, year 2 SATs. This spreadsheet will produce an unlimited number of random SATs papers. The paper once generated will then print out to look like a SATs paper, with the answers on the last page. Re-load to generate another paper and another and another. As all the papers are based on similar numbers and questions then they are going to give a viable level based on the 2018 paper. Do not forget to also download the Paper 1 - arithmetic.

Once bought, this resource will produce endless amounts of full Paper 3 reasoning 2019 maths sheets, with answers. As with Paper 1 random spreadsheet, this is a cleverly system allowing it to regenerate the whole of Paper 3 SATS question paper, based on Maths SATS paper 3 - reasoning. Every time the sheet is loaded it produces a unique SATs paper. There are also graphics on the sides of some questions that you can drag and drop to allow for even more changes to the paper. At the end of the paper is a answer sheet for the vast majority of answers which can be calculated by the computer. This will mean the end to cut and pasting new exam papers and allows you to assess with some consistency, though not exactly the same numbers, thus meaning children will not be able to remember the sequence of answers. The questions not only change numbers, they also change where the ticks go and where the bits are on the tables. Other changes can be made on request, once bought.

Due tothe success of last year production I have again produced this resource works with Microsoft Excel to produce an endless supply of SATS Maths Paper 1’s. Every time you load up the file it will produce a totally different exam paper based on the 2019 paper 1. Once loaded you can then print the entire document to produce a unique exam paper. This also includes the answer paper at the end of the paper. All answers in the fraction form are now shown as the lowest form.

This Excel spreadsheet will generate a limitless selection of worksheets and explanations based on quadratics on a variety of forms. As you load in the spreadsheet it will randomly generate a brand new set of sheets. All sheets come with their own answer section. There will be a free version of this as a PDF, but that will only have one version of the sheets. Also you will not be able to control the wording or layout of the sheet as you can with this file.

Enter the results from the 2019 KS2 SATs papers 1 2 and 3 and the spreadsheet will work out how the pupil has done for all the different section, not only by Strands, but also by the coverage for each year group. Once this is known then you can use the a Content Domain for Key Stage 2 to lookup exactly what needs to be covered. This will also show any anomalies that have happened within the test. Such as getting all the questions correct based on the Year 5 and 6 correct, but not the Year 3 and 4 content for a particular Strand comment. Once all the results have been entered, you can then print out the 2 page analysis for the child.

Enter the results from the 2022 KS2 SATs papers 1 2 and 3 and the spreadsheet will work out how the pupil has done for all the different section, not only by Strands, but also by the coverage for each year group. Once this is known then you can use the a Content Domain for Key Stage 2 to lookup exactly what needs to be covered. This will also show any anomalies that have happened within the test. Such as getting all the questions correct based on the Year 5 and 6 correct, but not the Year 3 and 4 content for a particular Strand comment. Once all the results have been entered, you can then print out the 2 page analysis for the child.

Once bought, this resource will produce endless amounts of full Key Stage 1 -Paper 1 arithmetic 2022 maths sheets, with answers. As with Paper 2 random spreadsheet, this is a cleverly system allowing it to regenerate the whole of Paper 1 SATS question paper, based on Key Stage 1 Maths SATS paper 1 - arithmetic. Every time the sheet is loaded it produces a unique SATs paper. At the end of the paper is a answer sheet for all the questions on one page. This will mean the end to cut and pasting new exam papers and allows you to assess with some consistency, though not exactly the same numbers, thus meaning children will not be able to remember the sequence of answers. The questions not only change numbers, they keep the trend of the question the same. This file will need access to Microsoft Excel to use all of the features.

This example is from the Topic Set (Sports) of Morning Work for Year 5 or 6, Each day has a different set of questions, which in the full 15 weeks will be different numbers for each of the 15 weeks. In the topic set (Sports) the sheets all have a link to maths which might be used within that sport, so therefore all the questions have a real life context, though still covering the skills required for the SATs papers. As with all the morning work sets, each sheet should take around 10 minutes for the average child to complete, though this should improve as the 15 weeks are worked through. Because of the repetitive style of the questions for each sport, you will find that the less able are more able to complete the sheets as they work through the weeks. All questions have been based on number side of the last few years of the SATs papers. Questions are totally mixed up, though have questions from all 3 of the papers. You can also buy the 15 weeks worth of 5 days for Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2. Within the pack there are 15 sets of 5 days of work. Thus there are 75 sheets of A4 work altogether. Each day’s work is the same in structure, though the numbers of the request is slightly different making sure the learner starts to gain a full understanding of how to complete this kind of work in the future. For Key Stage 2 morning work there are a full set of answers for each day.

This example is from the Morning Work for Year 6, Set 2, it is only printable, though you can buy the Excel version to generate your own, (This full version will generate a totally random sheet for each day of the week. Each day has a different set of questions, though will random different versions for every time the file is loaded and printed.) All questions have been based on number side of the last few years of the SATs papers. Questions are totally mixed up, though have questions from both of the papers. You can also buy the 15 weeks worth of 5 days for Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2. Within the pack there are 15 sets of 5 days of work. Thus there are 75 sheets of A4 work altogether. Each day’s work is the same in structure, though the numbers of the request is slightly different making sure the learner starts to gain a full understanding of how to complete this kind of work in the future. For Key Stage 2 morning work there are a full set of answers for each day.

This a 1 page example from the 3rd Topic Set (Jobs and Trades) of Morning Work for Year 5 or 6, Each day has a different set of questions, which in the full 15 weeks will be different numbers for each of the 15 weeks. The jobs covered are : votes clerk, hotelier, cafe owner, taxi driver and decorater. In the topic set (jobs and trades) the sheets all have a link to maths which might be used within that job, so therefore all the questions have a real life context, though still covering the skills required for the SATs papers. As with all the morning work sets, each sheet should take around 10 minutes for the average child to complete, though this should improve as the 15 weeks are worked through. Because of the repetitive style of the questions for each sport, you will find that the less able are more able to complete the sheets as they work through the weeks. All questions have been based on number side of the last few years of the SATs papers. Questions are totally mixed up, though have questions from all 3 of the papers. You can also buy the 15 weeks worth of 5 days for Key Stage 1 or Key Stage 2. Within the pack there are 15 sets of 5 days of work. Thus there are 75 sheets of A4 work altogether. Each day’s work is the same in structure, though the numbers of the request is slightly different making sure the learner starts to gain a full understanding of how to complete this kind of work in the future. For Key Stage 2 morning work there are a full set of answers for each day.