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A simple, elegant step by step introduction to subtraction in columns. Starts off with two colums, builds up to two columns where we need to borrow some tens and then continues until three columns where we need to borrow twice. Very clear guide, no room for misunderstanding. 8 slides with many actions built in to each slide to show exactly what needs to be done.

A very clear, concise step by step presentation for long multiplication and decimal multiplication. PPT painstakingly goes through each step, highlighting the numbers we're focusing on and what to write where. 15 slides, each slide has many 'steps' actioned by click. **New- now comes with a 30-question long multiplication worksheet!** You may also like: The multiplication worksheet generator

A PPT which breaks down word problems to create simple algebraic equations before solving them. Funny stories make the questions, so I'd suggest you update the PPT with your students' names. After you've done this as a class, you can then use the last slides on the PPT to let students have a try, and give them a 2 question worksheet to try alone.

A beautiful Manga style explainer worksheet for fractions. A Manga girl explains the different fractions and how we do the sum to find the fraction of a number, with one example. Students then have a try with five questions She introduces more fractions with examples and students take a try. She introduces bigger fractions and explains how to deal with the trickier sums and students have a try. At the end there is a simple 'stretch' question, with different elements for students to think about.

Instantly generate one of 10 different types of worksheets and print. An incredibly useful tool allowing you to generate an infinite number of your own worksheets from 10 different types. Just press F9 to randomise and print, along with answer sheets. 11 different styles to choose from 1. Operations - 100 questions in list form - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. 2. Column addition 3. Column addition - 4 digits 4. Column subtraction 5. Column subtraction - positive answers only 6. Short multiplication 7. Long multiplication 8. Division 9. Short division 10. Long division 11. Times tables This is such an easy tool to use and will save you hours. You'll never need to buy or make a numerical maths worksheet again (probably). Instructions included. Answer sheets generated.

A simple booklet to print out and give kids over a short holiday. 10 activities, students could complete one per day for 10 days. Includes - wordsearches, sums (addition, subtraction, long multiplication), fractions, sentence writing, paragraph writing and alien message decoding. All are a recombination of my some of my other resources, so page numbers aren't in sequence.

3 different versions of this popular classic with a twist. Communication, competition, maths and fun all rolled into one. Just print and go. Students get a board/grid. Draw the ships onto it and then do sums to fire on their target. If they are wrong, their turn is wasted (they have to debate this with their partner). If correct, they hit or miss. Three versions to allow speedy mathematicians to continue to play while the slower ones just continue with their game.

28 slide resource starting with a few cute slides to show fractions by sharing candy between 2 girls. What is half of 20? etc. Then increases the numbers and gives some extra sums, before moving into a quiz. Uses both words and numeric fractions.

Times tables (multiplication worksheet - fill in the blanks! 21 questions with answer sheet.

A 100 question no-calculator exam covering 20 questions of each; -Addition (with numbers 1-100) -subtraction (with numbers 1-100) -Multiplication (With times tables 1-12) -Division (with times tables 1-12) - A mixture of all of them (add, subtract, multiply, divide) Complete with answer sheets

This No-Prep workbook for telling the time has everything you need to teach reading and writing the time to students with 10 pages of activities and infographics. Infographic explaining the hands and how to read the time with “O’clock”, “quarter past”, “quarter to”, and “half past”. Activity sheet. Look at the clocks and write the time using “O’clock”, “quarter past”, “quarter to”, and “half past”. Infographic - How to read the minute hand. Activity - Read the minute hand and write what it says. Activity - Read the clock and write the times. Activity - Read the clock and match the correct times to the clocks. Activity - Match the digital times to the analogue clocks. Activity - Read the time sentence and draw the hands. Activity - Read the digital time and draw the hands. Activity - Read the digital times (24 Hours) and draw the hands. The pages are in full colour but can be printed in greyscale. All areas for students to write on are left white.

A simple PPT lesson which will introduce interpreting and handling data, specifically with relation to column charts/ bar graphs. It begins by asking students to guess what a blank graph could represent (interpreting data), before moving on to various graphs with questions designed to introduce the vocabulary related to graphs (axis/axes, mode, range) while also interpreting the data. There is one slide at the end which asks a number of questions to check understanding of the vocabulary and to interpret the graph, and then a final slide which asks students to create their own survey question and think about what the graph could look like.

A nice STEM challenge for students. Students follow the instructions on the page. They research parachutes online before making their own.

A simple 15 question worksheet for double digit addition. This worksheet was made with the Tigerlearn Worksheet generator.

A very basic PPT to practise addition and subtraction using dinosaurs as a visual aid. Starts with some dinosaurs on screen, adds some and asks how many, before covering up others.

A presentation to introduce the process of pulling apart a fractions word question. Starts with a story involving a child sharing her chocolate and leads through the process of searching for important information and solving the sum, then using the answer for the previous sum to answer the next question with the information in the PPT. There is then a question which allows students to try for themselves, with a simpler feedback section. Finally, there is a worksheet. The worksheet contains the two questions from the PPT as well as three more questions (with multiple sub-questions).

A simple worksheet for primary school children to practise their maths. You may also like the maths worksheet generator - master edition.