This is the free PDF version of the Morning Work random paper, one for each day of the school week, thus it does not alter its numbers and questions. The 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 all three of the papers. Once loaded in Microsoft Excel it will generate a new version of itself every time it is loaded up. These can then be printed for every day of the week, including the answers.

This PDF file have been generated with the Endless Resources SATs papers 1, 2 and 3 test generator. These PDF files have all been based on the Key Stage 2 Maths Papers 1, 2 and 3 2024. It is only a few pages as an example, including the answer page. Once the main ones are bought they can be printed and used with the learners in the same way as the 2024 paper, however the numbers are all different from the main paper, just based on the same style and curriculum objective. With the generator you can make endless different copies or the PDF version has 5 different versions.

This example is from the Morning Work for Year 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.

This PDF file have been generated with the Endless Resources SATs paper 1 and 2 test generator. These PDF files have all been based on the Key Stage 1 Maths Papers 1 and 2 2023. It is only a few pages as an example, including the answer page. Once the main ones are bought they can be printed and used with the learners in the same way as the 2023 paper, however the numbers are all different from the main paper, just based on the same style and curriculum objective. With the generator you can make endless different copies or the PDF version has 5 different versions.

This PDF file have been generated with the Endless Resources SATs paper 3 test generator. These PDF files have all been based on the Key Stage 2 Maths Paper3 2023. It is only a few pages as an example, including the answer page. Once the main ones are bought they can be printed and used with the learners in the same way as the 2023 paper, however the numbers are all different from the main paper, just based on the same style and curriculum objective. With the generator you can make endless different copies or the PDF version has 5 different versions.

This PDF file have been generated with the Endless Resources SATs paper 1 test generator. These PDF files have all been based on the Key Stage 2 Maths Paper 1 2023. It is only a few pages as an example, including the answer page. Once the main ones are bought they can be printed and used with the learners in the same way as the 2023 paper, however the numbers are all different from the main paper, just based on the same style and curriculum objective. With the generator you can make endless different copies or the PDF version has 5 different versions.

This is an example from the book of 150 tests as PDF files, ready for you to print. You can make it into your own by printing and stapling together. The full book features tests which include all the tables from 2 to 12, and the 13, 15, 20 and 25. Also within the book there are also combination tests for similar numbers, such as 2 and 3, 6 and 7, 8 and 9, and then 3 and 4 way splits such as 2,3,5 and 10 times tables. Also within the main files there are 25 PDF files for all the times tables from 1 to 12, labeled packs A to E. As per this example, each page contains the answers on the side, which can be folded over or cut off. The main resource can be bought from: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12772805

This spreadsheet will generate an endless supply of random times table grids. They will self generate every time the file is loaded in, through the use of the random generator function. This is a great way of helping learners practise their times tables. I have included the answers, which can either printed out, or can be displayed on the screen for learners to mark themselves. I am giving this file away free, though I have developed this into a wooden game which is available to purchase on my Etsy shop for a really good price. I have found that using the wooden version is a lot more fun than the paper version and with a couple of these within the classroom you can have a great way of competing who can complete the grid the quickest. As with the computer version, every time you start the wooden game it is different, though can be planned to be the same for competition purposes. I have also included the QR code for direct access to the page. Just scan it in, and it will instantly take you to the Etsy internet shop page.

These two pages are examples from the Maths Wall Display sheets. The resources in the main pack are all A4 as PDF files. For most there is a choice of colour or black/white. The main pack of resources includes: Times Tables 2 to 12 and square numbers as an A4 page 2D and 3D shapes and names A times table grid Operation Signs with equivalent words, both solid and outlined. Equivalence chart for fractions, decimals and percentages Information about units of measure including weight, length and capacity Information about aspects of measuring time and reading times A selection of fraction walls, varying in colour 100 square Halves and Doubles to 100 facts, with a how to, Fraction Poster including halves, quarters, thirds and others. Perimeter, Area and Volume https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/resource-12774480

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 is an example of the PDFs from the 300 Maths Box Worksheet set which you can purchase and print out. They are all based around the four maths operations according to the title of the listing. For each PDF there are 1 page 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. There is the whole set, covering all the topics at all levels and ready to print, or purchase the endless spreadsheet which you can alter and print out yourselves.

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 only 1 worksheet with 10 questions, apart from the simpler level where there are 20 questions. **This is not the main one, as there is only one example for each operation, and only at one particular, and not always with hints. To get those you will need to buy the full fraction pack, or the easier fraction pack ** 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.

This is a 1 page example from the 2nd Set of Topic Set (Sports) of Morning Work for Year 5 or 6. In the main pack: There is a 2nd full 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. The sports covered are : cricket, rounders, cycling, dance and tennis. In the topic set (Sports - 2nd set) 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 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.

This example is from the Morning Work for Year 6, 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 is just an example of the sheets that are produced by using the full version, however with the full version it allows for an endless amount of sheets to printed, all of which are totally different, even the examples, as this can really help the child to see the pattern. The main file can be displayed as a file on the screen or printed.

This is the free PDF version of the Morning Work KS1 random paper, one for each day of the school week, thus it does not alter its numbers and questions. The 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 all three of the papers. Once loaded in Microsoft Excel it will generate a new version of itself every time it is loaded up. These can then be printed for every day of the week.

This is a set of examples from the Endless Maths Worksheet Spreadsheet file creator, these files can be loaded and printed. This is all explained below: **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. **

Create a maths sheet based on the name of a child, or any other words you type in. This sheet creates a set of mathematical questions based on the name paced at the top right on the sheet. This example only allows you to use the Name of “Name Here.” The full version will allow you to type in any words or names.

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.