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A fun, mathsy transition activity to get to know your new class. With questions such as “How many letters in your first name?”, “What is your shoe size multiplied by 2?” and “How tall are you in centimetres?” it provides a fun, practical ice-breaker and leaves you with some lovely work for a September display.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads instructions and the children find the corresponding element to colour in. Covers listening skills and positional, cardinal and ordinal mathematical vocabulary.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads instructions and the children find the corresponding element to colour in. Covers listening skills and positional, cardinal and ordinal mathematical vocabulary.

Are you an elephant that likes to blow the budget? Or an ostrich who prefers to bury their head in the sand? Get the children talking about their spending habits in this fun personality quiz guaranteed to get them thinking and comparing their financial impulses with each other. 9 questions with options A-E, which then gives five different ‘money personalities’ based on animals for the children to see which one they are!

Pay Day gives a scenario of a summer job and a coveted bike on sale to engage the children with spending decisions through the course of a month. Can they save for the bike whilst also ensuring they don’t miss out on a cinema trip with their friends and getting a birthday present for Mum? Full teacher instructions included.

Lesson plan and supporting resources to accompany the Maths picture book ‘Mummy Math’ by Cindy Neuschwander. The lesson works for Years 5/6, and is based around describing and building 3D shapes (including using nets) in order to crack the code to open the Mummy’s tomb! It is a lovely book to own, but there are plenty of readings on youtube of the book if you are trying to save costs. Buy the book here on amazon: https://amzn.to/4ijmbxk Reviews greatly appreciated.

Lesson plan and supporting resources to accompany the Maths picture book ‘Mummy Math’ by Cindy Neuschwander. The lesson can work for Years 3/4, and is based around describing and building 3D shapes in order to crack the code to open the Mummy’s tomb! It is a lovely book to own, but there are plenty of readings on youtube of the book if you are trying to save costs. Buy the book here on amazon: https://amzn.to/4ijmbxk Reviews greatly appreciated.

Lesson plan and supporting resources to accompany the Maths picture book ‘Mummy Math’ by Cindy Neuschwander. The lesson can work for Years 1 or 2, and is based around describing different 3D shapes in order to crack the code to open the Mummy’s tomb! It is a lovely book to own, but there are plenty of readings on youtube of the book if you are trying to save costs. Buy the book here on amazon: https://amzn.to/4ijmbxk Reviews greatly appreciated.

Finding the time to put together a well thought-through staff meeting or INSET can sometimes be the final straw that breaks the camel’s back. That’s why I decided to share some of the staff meetings and training slides that I have spent previous hours creating - so you don’t have to! All of these PowerPoints contain notes to explain some slides a little further (so that if you want to you can pass them off as your own!) This staff INSET focuses on how the mastery of early number and subitising can lead to a better understanding and application of multiplication and division skills. This in turn ensures a greater depth comprehension than simply quick times tables recall. 26 slides with lots of mastery examples for all primary ages.

Introductory overview training for support staff or ECTs on what mastery is and how they can support the teachers in delivering this for every child in every lesson. 15 slides with a pedagogical introduction followed by tangible examples and tips for supporting delivery.

Staff training on reasoning and problem solving skills, focusing on teaching these skills to younger children and less able readers. Struggling to find ideas outside of word problems to ensure coverage of these key skils? 18 slides with lots of ideas and examples for all primary ages.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads an instructions and the children find the corresponding area to colour in. Covers listening skills, geometry/2D shape understanding and mathematical vocabulary. 6 different colouring sheets along with teacher oral instructions.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads instructions and the children find the corresponding element to colour in. Covers listening skills and positional, cardinal and ordinal mathematical vocabulary.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads instructions and the children find the corresponding element to colour in. Covers listening skills and positional, cardinal and ordinal mathematical vocabulary.

Evaluate your children’s listening skills with this fun, oral maths activity. The teacher reads instructions and the children find the corresponding element to colour in. Covers listening skills and positional, cardinal and ordinal mathematical vocabulary.

A selection of five Maths starters, linking learning to the topic of the Romans in Britain. Suitable for UKS2.

A selection of five Maths starters, linking learning to the topic of the Stone Age. Suitable for UKS2.

A selection of five Maths starters, linking learning to the topic of the Victorian period. Suitable for LKS2.

A selection of five Maths starters, linking learning to the topic of the Victorian period. Suitable for UKS2.

A selection of five Maths starters, linking learning to the topic of the Anglo-Saxons. Suitable for LKS2.