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For the paperless classroom. Interactive self marking sheets to practise column addition, adding on subtraction, short division and grid multiplication. There is also a section to practise mental maths addition. All the sheets have questions that can be customised or randomised. The pupil's progress is tracked throughout before answers are finally marked. Target age is Maths Number KS2 and KS3. Appropriate for lower ability KS4. The resources can be used as an individual or paired task. And al

This is a math resource in Excel which prints and makes cards to test basic Fraction, Decimal and Percentage equivalents. There are 3 pages of Question cards (24 cards). These match the 3 pages of Answer cards. They need to be printed back to back - page 1 to page 1; page 2 to page 2 etc. The cards can be used individually, in a pair or with a whole class… …Individual - Hold card in palm of hand. Read and answer question. Check reverse to see if correct. …Partners - Hold card discretely in palm.

This maths Word .doc worksheet is aimed at KS3, KS2 and lower ability KS4. The aim of the worksheet is to work out equivalent Fractions, Decimals, Percentages, Ratios along with a shaded Diagram. The answers make up a face: The ‘left eye’ is the decimal; the ‘right eye’ the percentage; the ‘nose bridge’ is the fraction; the ‘nostrils’ the ratio and the ‘teeth’ are a shaded diagram. There is a harder and an easier sheet, plus a blank sheet to create own questions. This task is good for individual

This Excel Sheet helps you practice short (bus shelter) division. There are two grid sizes to practise; a 3-digit and a 4-digit. Random questions can be generated Or text book / worksheet problems can be entered directly. As a grid is being completed, instant colour coded feedback is given. Final answers are automatically checked and could include remainders.

Excel multiple choice quiz of 12 questions aimed at revealing a pupil’s basic maths misconceptions ie 2 + 3 x 4 = 20! To encourage better results and to discourage random guessing, 'none of these' & 'don’t know' are listed as possible answers. A repeat of their 12 answers, name and group is given at the bottom of the sheet. This is for easy collating of results by layering sheets and copying. The resource can be used as an engaging starter or a simple diagnostic tool. It can be presented as a

A fresh way to learn tables! An Excel self-checking resource which aims to target children’s weak areas in their times table knowledge. Students indicate which tables they do/do not fully know via simple drop down menus. They also indicate if they are aware of the times table’s simple diagonal symmetry. With this info, the times table facts they REALLY need to learn to plug their gaps is worked out! They can then get to work on these straight away by clicking the ‘TEST ME’ button. Many students

An Excel self-marking resource aiming to improve times table knowledge. Any times table can be tested - even those beyond 12. Ten questions are randomly given (from '1 times...' up to '12 times') in the chosen times table. The order is also random. At the end of test: the time taken for each question is given, feedback is given on how well the pupil met the challenge and gold, silver or bronze is awarded accordingly. Excellent as a regular starter in I.C.T related math learning or (with longer p

This math resource helps pupils to have a wider understanding of fractions and the different situations they describe - Words, Diagrams, Decimals, Ratios, Words & Numbers, Facts, Percentage, Scale, Objects and the Fraction itself! The imagined use of this Excel sheet is that a fraction is given to (or chosen by) the student and then the student shows the fraction in its 9 other forms. This is best done by working on a printed copy of the Excel worksheet. However, the examples provided show tha

An Excel file to practise mental and column addition. Random questions can be generated Or text book / worksheet problems can be entered. Different levels of difficulty can be tried: from 1-digit numbers (upto 5 values), 2-digit numbers (upto 3 value) through to two 4-digit numbers. The better you do, the better feedback comment you get!

Two resources for improving knowledge of the Times Table. The 'weaknesses' resource gives randomised questions from the area of the times table the pupil identified as an area of weakness. The 'test analyser' resource test pupils on a chosen times table and gives detailed feedback on their results. Both resources are self checking and are aimed at any pupil needing to improve their times tables knowledge.

This Excel sheet helps you practice subtraction by 'adding on' method. It mainly targets 3-digit subtract 3-digit problems, although 4-digit and 2-digit numbers can also be used. Random questions can be generated Or text book / worksheet problems can be entered directly. Answers are automatically checked. As the grid is being completed, instant feedback is given. The balance between the amount of mental and recorded work can be differentiated but totally mental work gains no response.

This Excel Sheet helps you practice Grid (or Gelosia) multiplication. There are grid sizes from 2 by 1 up to 3 by 3. Random questions can be generated Or text book / worksheet problems can be entered directly. Answers are automatically checked. As a grid is being completed, instant colour coded feedback is given.

This Word document resource shows 8 spoken sentences, each of which contains a fraction quantity. Students then rewrite each spoken sentence as a sentence containing a percentage. There is room on the worksheet for students to write their answers and show their working. The back of the worksheet can be used for the students’ or the teachers’ own examples. Percentage answers are given on page 3 of document. The worksheet is editable. This is a word document for converting fraction quantities to p

Excel worksheet in which all 20 sums have been done incorrectly. Children are to explain the common error in each question. The aim is for children to demonstrate a deeper understanding of written methods. At an easier level, students can circle or highlight the error (or change its color if done on the computer). At a harder level, students can explain the common error made. Correctly working through the written method brings most of the errors to light. Very good for discussion, revising and l

A simple excel maths-symbols multiple choice quiz. Aims to consolidate pupil’s knowledge of maths symbols and generate talking points eg product means times, difference means subtract. Also early recognition of pi; other currency symbols and an awareness there are other maths symbols yet to learn. Best used as a starter on a computer. Your lesson may begin with 5 mins of nothing other than mouse clicks!!