An exhaustive list of skills that may be assessed in the 7 plus entrance exam. The curriculum is broken into the topics of: Interview techniques English Maths All of the skills have been written in child friendly language, so are ideal to use for target setting with children. The curriculum has been made through years of research of 7 plus sample papers, and has been verified by fellow tutors and parents whose children have been successful in the exam.

Colourful rhyming posters to help children to identify odd and even numbers. Uses the characters Odd Todd and Even Steven and acts as a handy visual aid during lessons.

A series of 5 Maths lesson, each focusing on a different skill: Place value HTO Doubles Odd and even numbers HTO column addition Addition with carrying/word problems These lesson can be taught online using Powerpoint, completed at home on the computer or can be printed off. Each lesson has a teacher input section, interactive games and independent work.

A Maths assessment focusing on addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Encourages children to highlight key information and show their working Involves numbers to 100 as well as addition with carrying and subtraction with decomposition Mr Men themed!

Maths vocabulary cards that can be separated into four categories: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Ideal for children who are confident in simple ‘question and answer’ situations, but struggle with questions in a word problem format. These flashcards allow for sorting activities to take place, offering a more hands on approach than a poster on the wall. Once flashcards have been sorted into piles, children could create their own word problems. These flashcards can also be used as a quick warm up activity, where children need to call out which operation each flashcard matches to.

This game has been differentiated three ways, making it ideal for all children in your class! Level 1 - halves and quarters Level 2 - halves, thirds, quarters, sixths Level 3 - halves, thirds, quarters, sixths and eighths Rules of the game: Take it in turns to roll the fraction dice (also included in the pack, but feel free to save the trees and use your own dice!) then use the tasting toppings to cover the correct fraction of pizza. The winner is the person who manages to ‘top’ all of their pizzas first.

This greater than less than poster and game is ideal for KS1 SATS revision! A handy rhyming poster to help children get to grips with the < > symbols How to play the game: Cut the numbers and symbols into flashcards and ask the children to make their own number sentences. Children can then read aloud their sentence to see if it makes sense. If correct, ‘feed’ them to the crocodile (normally the teacher!) and try a new number sentence

The 7x table can be a real ‘tricky’ for children, so these rhyming flashcards were made to try and help the number facts to stick! These cards can be used as a visual aid or they could be cut into flashcards to create an ordering activity.

A simple fractions and decimals dominoes game, where children take it in turns to connect the equivalent cards. Other ideas include cutting the sheet into individual cards, where children can play a matching game. To challenge children, the flashcards could also be used to explain other possible equivalent fractions or decimals.