This resource incudes the 'activinspire' flipchart taking the children through the process of understanding negative numbers (including double negatives). It includes various questions based on the 3 areas of maths (fluency, reasoning and problem solving). It also includes the independent work - 3 challenges for differentiation. (2 questions on fluency, 2 reasoning and 2 problem solving)

I used these ‘6 a day’ questions at the start of every Maths lesson - there are 75 days worth, and the question become progressively harder. They cover everything which will appear in the Arithmetic KS2 test. It covers the four calculations, percentages and fractions (alongside BODMAS and squares, cubed numbers). My children in Y6 love working through these 6 a day, and after doing it for 2 years, I know it has great impact on their understanding, and also the SATs results!

This resource is a 4 day unit on algebra in year 6. It includes a simple introduction to algebra, area of rectangles and triangles using algebra, and equations. It includes the Activinspire charts to accompany each day, plus the relevant work. Work is differentiated by 3, in line with the maths expectations for fluency, reasoning and problem solving.

This resource includes all the ‘Activinspire charts’ and worksheets need to teach a week of ratio and proportion for Y6 (age related expectations). The work is differentiated by 3 ability groups and includes the 3 areas of maths: fluency, reasoning and problem solving. Each day starts with ‘6 a day’ arithmetic questions.

This resources includes 4 days worth of material for teaching Pie charts to Y6. Each day includes an ACTIVINSPIRE chart to lead children through the concepts. There are also worksheets to accompany each lesson - differentiated by the 3 ability groups - the last day is a paired activity.

This is ‘Arithmetic Dash’ a board game to support children to develop their arithmetic skills in a fun manner. My children love this game. They can play with 2-6 players and the game can be altered e.g. change the time the children get to answer a question. There is a complete game, with questions already on the board. There is also a blank game with numerous cards to pick from. Questions are all related to the KS2 Arithmetic test.

This is a revision guide for Y6 children preparing for the Arithmetic test (SATs). It can be used in the days before as a last minute guide to the four calculations, BODMAS, percentages and fractions. My class found it very useful, and I shall use it again over the next few days.

This pack was aimed at Y5 during the summer holidays, however it could be adapted slightly for Y3-6. It consists of various activities including maths, spellings, descriptive writing and geography. It is meant to be fun to engage the children (e.g. wordsearch and time tables raps). Each task is awarded points (thus ensuring all children in the class can access it) which children accumulate during the pack to obtain broze, silver, gold or platinum award....you can decide whether you give any prizes in return.

This weekly unit covers mental addition and subtraction, brackets, BODMAS and problems using the 3 areas of maths (fluency, reasoning and problem solving). Each day has a related Activinspire presentation and differentiated by 3 abilities.

This is an 'activinspire' flipchart aimed at Y6 - rounding to 100,000 (whole numbers). It leads the children through the process including rounding to 10, 100 and 1000, and includes 3 differentiated activities, with an extension to developing fluency. It may take more than 1 lesson to work through.

This resources includes the Activinspire charts for the 5 days to cover addition and subtraction - the focus is on the 3 areas of maths: fluency, reasoning and problem solving. It also includes the 5 days worksheets.

This resource includes the 5 days Activinspire flipcharts for multiplication and division relationships, prime numbers, multiples and factors. There are also worksheets which are in line with the 3 aspects of maths: fluency, reasoning and problem solving - differentiated 3 times.

This resource is based upon measure for Y6 - to meet age related standards. It focuses on the link between area and perimeter (same area - different perimeter), area of triangles and parallelograms, volumes of cuboids, negative temperatures and time. Each day is supported by an Activinspire chart leading the children through the process. Each day has a worksheet, differentiated by 3 abilities. Where appropriate is will focus on the 3 areas of learning: fluency, reasoning and problem solving. Each day begins with '6 a day' - to improve arithmetic understanding.

This resource is aimed at meeting expected standards in Year 6. It includes lessons on: measuring length, measuring mass, reading scales, converting from miles to km and using the 3 areas of maths (fluency, reasoning and problem solving). Each lesson starts with 6 a day arithmetic questions, in line with the SATs tests. Each lesson is accompanied with an ACTIVINSPIRE flipchart, which leads the children through the skills needed. The worksheets are differentiated by 3 abilities where appropriate.

This resources supports the introduction to resources for Y6. It includes, improper and mixed numbers, order fractions, reducing fractions, equivalent decimals and adding and subtracting simple fractions using shapes. There are 5 Activinspire presentations for each day, differentiated daily activities (3 abilities) and extension activities using the 3 areas of maths: fluency, reasoning adn problem solving.

This resource includes the Activinspire presentations for each day covering: mental calculations, multiplying by units and then hundreds, dividing by units then hundreds. It takes children through the whole process. The challenges are set to differentiate by 3 ability groups and extensions include the 3 area of maths (fluency, reasoning and problem solving). It also begins to look at the need to round up or down accoring to the problem in division.

This resource includes 5 days of Activinspire flipcharts (1 per day) and the related worksheets related to finding percentages of a number, percentage problems and equivalent fractions and decimals. There are 3 challenges per day, differentiated for the ability groups. Problems are based on the 3 areas of maths: fluency, reasoning and problem solving. Each day starts with a '6 a day' arithmetic starter to boost skills and knowledge.

This booklet can be used for revision, homework or even interventions. It contains a Reading section (fiction, non-fiction and poetry) which total 50 marks. It then contains a GPS section on some of the trickier topics. Then an Arithmetic test (20 marks), in line with the SATs test. Finally some Reasoning questions relating to the trickier topics. I used this as homework, then went through it as interventions.