An activity that is great fun and gets the children moving around the room and working together in maths. The Oldest Watch in the World had been taken from Jenny the Jeweller - the people of Timesville are very observant and excellent time keepers. Can you use their clues to crack the code? Kit contains: Answer sheet Word problems (large print to be stuck around the room) A teacher guide with top tips and the answer. A code cracking machine, required once the children have answered all 10 questions. Great fun for end of unit/term. Can be easily adapted to be harder or easier.

Great for independent revision or for teaching via Zoom video calling.

Created during lockdown to support Y3/4 with maths. Can also be used to consolidate learning. Other similar packs available - see my shop.

Combine a revision of polygons with finding the perimeter, and use this creative hide and seek maths activity. Hide 2D polygons around the room (add irregular shapes for a little challenge) hand children this table and a clipboard, and away they go! Great as a pair activity or individuals as a small group. Who can find the most shapes? Who can find the largest perimeter?

NC Vocabulary for Measurement (y3-4)

Home learning pack to support independent revision or Zoom teaching during school closures.