Nancy Walker

This assessment task will provide information on whether your students can complete addition and subtraction sums that do and do not involve renaming. There is a teacher checklist on the bottom of the page so you can clearly identify the children who need help with a particular skill.

A fun way for students to learn about measuring length. Provide your class with a packet of Minties. Students try to rip their wrapper into the longest piece. Measure and place in order from smallest to largest or largest to smallest. You will be surprised that the competitive nature of this activity!

Use this place value mat with MAB to teach your students the value of numbers. Print and laminate.

Are you learning about place value? Guess my number is a fun way for students to give clues about their number so a partner can guess the hidden number. For example the hidden number is 135. Clues: I am a three digit number. I have a 5 in the ones place. I am larger than 120. I am smaller than 150....

What is my value task cards. Students practice two digit addition skills with these task cards.

Use this template to learn any times tables. Cut out and put together with a split pin. Cut out the second and third box to expose the back sheet. Students select a chosen times table and fill in the blank places.

A fun way to learn about mass. Students select 5 lunch boxes to measure in weight. Record the weight in order from smallest to largest. Have students select 2 lunch boxes to add the weight together. Now add three lunch boxes etc....

This differentiated worksheet will give your students the ability to choose which level they would like to work at. Students choose the appropriate level and write the numbers as words. The chart at the top of the page will help those children who need extra support with the spelling of words.

This worksheet will consolidate your children's knowledge of place value using numbers up to 100.

Use these number machines to see the relationship when a number is timed by x10 x100 x1000