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A series of Fun Maths Puzzles for Upper Key stage 2 & Year 7. Created for when Year 6 come back to school in June.

A combination of 26 Maths statements for Key Stage 2 children to discuss if they are always, sometimes or never true.

Questions for children to practice measuring angles before using a real protractor.

Place Value chart perfect to display in your classroom. Natural Boho colours.

Poster outlining the main essence of mathematical thinking. Can be used in training or for CPD for teaching for mastery.

PowerPoint introducing Roman Numerals including some mastery style questions.

Geometry Colouring Pack includes 5 beautifully designed activity pages that combines Islamic-inspired patterns with engaging maths questions. Each sheet encourages students to explore shape, symmetry, pattern and creative design through colouring. Ideal for Years 5-8, this resource helps pupils visualise mathematicla concepts while eveloping their creativity and spatial reasoning. There are 5 printable activity pages featuring intricate geometric patterns.

This fun and engaging football-themed colouring-in sheet is perfect for keeping students entertained while encouraging creativity and fine motor skills. Ideal for early years, KS1, or as a calm, mindful activity during lesson transitions or golden time. Whether you’re celebrating a football event, supporting a school sports week, or just have football fans in your class, this printable sheet is sure to be a hit! What’s included: high-quality, printable colouring sheet featuring football-themed illustrations Suitable for a wide age range Ready to print and use – no prep required This resource is great for classroom use, homework, or as part of a sports or arts and crafts corner. Simple, versatile, and lots of fun!

Welcome your children back to school with some quarantine themed Maths.

Maths Lettering for display purposes

A set of Maths Definition Posters with examples

Suitable for Years 5,6 and 7. Fun Maths sheet for spotting patterns.

A table showing each Maths unit with possible concrete resources.

4 ‘Would you rather?’ Maths discussion cards can be placed on display or given out to children to discuss