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Students can use this to help them draw up a graph. It allows them to be accurate and has boxes for the titles needed for the graph. This Word document is editable.

Students can show their knowledge of parts of a whole by drawing/colouring and labelling the decimals, percentages and fractions of these tenths and hundredths models. Print this double sided worksheet for students to learn and understand the equivalence between decimals, fractions and percentages. My students enjoyed this and realised how simply it was to find each representation for the models.

Students can complete this cut and paste chance activity by placing the events/outcomes in the correct row of the matching vocabulary word. These are Impossible, Very Unlikely, Unlikely, Even Chance, Likely, Very Likely and Certain. You may even like to extend the students to write the fraction, decimal or percentage of the events/outcomes after they have finished. This could also be used as a homework activity.

Three different levelled code riddle breakers that you can use for maths. These code breakers allow students to solve addition and subtraction fraction problems with different worksheets of same, related and unrelated denominators. My students enjoyed working with partners/mini groups to solve the riddle. The low task is suited for students working at a year 3-4 level, the middle task is suited for students working at a year 5-7 level and the high task is suited for students working beyond year

In this Assessment students are assessed on their ability to: - Identifying and label different types of angles - Estimate the size of different angles - Measure angles using a protractor - Calculate the size of a reflex angle - Solve missing angles on a straight line, right angle or revolution - Solve missing angles in triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons and hexagons It is a multipage test that is in an A4 format.

These colourful clear posters include each number written in digit form, worded form, in dice, tens frame, MAB blocks and in tally marks. They are clear and eye catching for students to use within your classroom. The numbers 1-20 include all of the details/representations mentioned above, whereas 30-100 (counting in 10's) just include the digit, word and MAB blocks.

Students can use the table to record and find the 2D shapes in their classroom. They are able to draw the shape, name it and identify which object contains the 2D shape. The two documents then allows students to extend themselves to identify the 3D shapes and name them. It could also be used as assessment for pre and post tests to highlight what students do or do not know.

Students can use this worksheet to solve addition problems using the split strategy. There are boxes to help the students with each step of the addition problems. This is editable so you can alter it to suit the needs of your students.

Use this one page, eight questioned, test as either a pre or post test or both to understand what your students know. There are questions involving dice, coins, bags of marbles/shapes, spinners and fractions, decimals and percentages. Students need to also share their knowledge of likelihood of events using chance vocabulary.

This is a fraction worksheet that can be used as a pre or post test. I used it for my grade 5/6 students to assess their understanding of fractions. We tested their ability to: - draw fractions - write fractions - order fractions - find equivalent fractions - add and subtract fractions - convert and simplify fractions

I created this for my students to do while remote learning is currently occurring. It allowed them to understand the tens and ones in numbers and complete subtraction problems. We use OneNote so students could easily copy the work into the book that they took home. This could also be used a simple form of assessment.

Students can draw the clock hands on the blank clock faces. They will also need to add the numbers onto their clocks. Some worksheets include 12 and 24 hour time, as well as o'clock, half past, quarter to and quarter past. There are three different levels and this document can be edited to suit the needs of your students.

This document contains blank number lines that you can use for your maths lessons. It contains two number lines from 0-50 and another two number lines from 0-100. Use this as a base for games, activities or group work. This document is editable.

In this project, students will be able to design and create a product. They will also be required to create a business name and logo, shop and prototype. It encourages students to solve real-life world problems and to think outside of the box.

This homework grid is made up of many interesting activities students can do at home. The topics include geography, history, mathematics, reading, writing, and it also allows students to be creative. I have used this in my own classroom and I have given it to my student's parents. They loved completing the project based activities, making posters and researching various topics.