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These year 2 maths worksheets are differentiated and suitable for KS1 learners. Each worksheet helps to develop children’s understanding of the expanded addition method. I’ve also included worksheets for year 2 learners that might struggle with these early steps and have instead created a worksheet based on adding with numicon. Inside this pack, you can find: LA: Adding with numicon - Identifying different numbers and adding a one digit and two digit number using numicon. LA: Expanded Addition Method - Using dienes to partition and add two digit numbers. MA: Expanded Addition Method - Partitioning numbers and adding two digit numbers. HA: Expanded Addition Method - Partitioning numbers and bridging through ten.

Help your Year 2 pupils deepen their understanding of place value with this set of differentiated worksheets focused on partitioning two-digit numbers. Designed to support a wide range of abilities, this resource uses visual dienes representations to build confidence and support fluency in number partitioning. What’s included: 3 levels of differentiated worksheets – Lower (LA), Middle (MA), and Higher Ability (HA) Clear visual support using dienes blocks for early learners Extension questions to promote reasoning and explanation skills Full set of answers included for easy marking or self-assessment Children are encouraged to: Recognise tens and ones using dienes Partition numbers visually and numerically Move from supported tasks to abstract partitioning Justify and explain their reasoning for greater depth This resource is ideal for: Daily maths lessons Place value units Early intervention Homework or revision activities Whether you’re introducing partitioning or reinforcing place value understanding, these worksheets support mastery through structured differentiation and progression.

These fractions of amounts puzzles fit together like a jigsaw. There are 6 different levels to help students to practice adding and subtracting fractions. The levels are colour coded and differentiated into different categories: Green: Adding fractions with like denominators. Orange: Adding fractions with different denominators. Red: Adding mixed fractions. Green: Subtracting fractions with like denominators. Orange: Subtracting fractions with different denominators. Red: Subtracting mixed fractions.

Make fractions fun and engaging with these jigsaw-style puzzles designed to help pupils practise finding fractions of amounts at a range of ability levels. Perfect for KS2 classrooms, this resource includes 6 differentiated levels, colour-coded to support progression and challenge. Each puzzle fits together like a jigsaw, encouraging independent learning and self-checking. Pupils must solve the fraction of an amount to correctly match the pieces. What’s Included: 6 colour-coded levels: Green: Halves and quarters of amounts Yellow: Halves, quarters, and thirds Orange: Quarters, fifths, and eighths Purple: Divide denominator, multiply numerator (thirds, quarters, fifths) Light Red: Sixth, seventh, and eighths – increased complexity Dark Red: Mixed denominators and numerators – challenging puzzle These differentiated activities are ideal for: Reinforcing fraction strategies (divide by denominator, multiply by numerator) Building confidence in non-unit fractions of amounts Fun revision, early finisher tasks, or maths rotations Supporting a wide range of learners in a mixed-ability class Whether you’re introducing basic fractions or stretching high-attaining pupils, these puzzles provide a hands-on and visual approach to fraction fluency.

This 18-page Year 1 Maths booklet is packed with fun, visual and engaging activities designed to help children build confidence across a range of early maths skills. It’s ideal for classroom use, interventions, home learning or revision, with bright illustrations and child-friendly tasks that follow the Year 1 National Curriculum. Learners will practise adding and subtracting within 20, explore number bonds to 10 and 20, and strengthen fluency through counting in 2s, 5s and 10s. Tasks use pictorial representations (such as cubes, counters and number lines) to support understanding and promote reasoning. Activities include: Number line and number track work Spinner games for addition practice Tallying and simple statistics (data collection and interpretation) 2D shape recognition and matching Colourful worksheets for independent or guided work Visual tasks for identifying patterns and solving word problems The booklet is structured to support progressive learning and can be used flexibly as a whole or in parts. Great for mixed-ability classrooms or as a printable home pack for parents. For more KS1 Maths resources, try: /teaching-resource/year-1-maths-capacity-12285744 /teaching-resource/year-1-maths-money-worksheets-12294663 This booklet helps reinforce key maths concepts in a way that’s visual, accessible and fun for Year 1 learners.

These are Lord of the Rings (J.R.R. Tolkien) maths cards which can be played in pairs as part of a warm-up activity. These cards can be played by practicing maths skills and comparing with each other. The player who has the highest answer or the highest amount of sides on the their shapes wins the card. Children can keep playing until one player has all of the cards.

This is a warm-up activity for a lesson on number bonds. Children can have fun practicing their number bonds by fitting together the pieces of the puzzle. Inside, there are 5 different number bond puzzles: • Adding number bonds to 10 • Adding number bonds to 20 • Adding number bonds to 100 • Subtracting number bonds from 20 • Mixed number bonds challenge puzzle

This resource offers a comprehensive lesson plan for a maths lesson based on solving word problems. This pack includes a Harry Potter themed powerpoint, with examples of one step and two step word problems. The powerpoint encourages children to highlight the important information and solve the problems with a partner. This pack also includes differentiated worksheets for varying abilities.

Inside this pack, there are 6 worksheets aimed at year 1 learners. Each worksheet is halloween themed and has opportunities for year 1 learners to add, subtract and colour the answers. The following activities are included within the pack: • Ordering numbers to 20 • Adding a one digit number and a one digit number • Adding a two digit number and a one digit number • Subtracting a one digit number from a one digit number • Subtraction a one digit number from a two digit number • Number bonds to 20

Here you’ll find a comprehensive maths puzzles pack. Your students can choose from addition, multiplication, division or subtraction maths puzzles. The individual descriptions for each pack are listed below: Multiplication Pack Inside this pack, you can find differentiated times tables puzzles. Children can solve and match the puzzle pieces to create different shapes. The puzzles are colour coded green, yellow and red to demonstrate levels of difficulty. Take a look at the contents of the puzzle pieces below: Green: 2x, 5x and 10x tables Yellow: 3x, 4x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 11x, 12x Red: Multiplying three times tables, multiplying a two digit number by 2, 5 or 10, multiplying a two digit number by 6, 7, 8, or 9 Division There are differentiated maths puzzles based on division questions. The green division puzzles are geared towards a more basic level e.g. working on division facts for 5s, 10s and 2 x tables. The yellow/orange maths puzzles are for children learning their 3s, 4s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 11s, and 12s. The red division pack moves onto more complicated division questions, including dividing by 10 and 100, dividing with decimal answers and dividing three digits by a one digit number. Addition Inside this pack, you can find differentiated maths puzzles which are colour coded into green, amber and red puzzles. The green puzzles include number bond matching activities and adding single digit numbers. The amber maths puzzles are great for an extra challenge. They include questions that involve adding two two digit numbers and bridging through 10. The red maths tarsia puzzles are aimed at challenging and stretching the higher ability groups. These questions involve adding three digit numbers and include missing digit addition problems. Subtraction There are differentiated maths puzzles based on subtraction questions. The green division puzzles are geared towards a more basic level e.g. working on subtracting number facts from 10, 20 and 100. The yellow/orange maths puzzles are for children who are able to subtract larger numbers e.g subtracting a one digit number from a two digit number and a two digit number from a three digit number. These puzzles involve some bridging through 10. The red division pack moves onto more complicated subtraction questions, including subtracting a 3 digit number from a 3 digit number and two step calculation questions e.g. multiplying and subtracting the answer.

There are differentiated maths puzzles based on subtraction questions. The green division puzzles are geared towards a more basic level e.g. working on subtracting number facts from 10, 20 and 100. The yellow/orange maths puzzles are for children who are able to subtract larger numbers e.g subtracting a one digit number from a two digit number and a two digit number from a three digit number. These puzzles involve some bridging through 10. The red division pack moves onto more complicated subtraction questions, including subtracting a 3 digit number from a 3 digit number and two step calculation questions e.g. multiplying and subtracting the answer.

There are differentiated maths puzzles based on division questions. The green division puzzles are geared towards a more basic level e.g. working on division facts for 5s, 10s and 2 x tables. The yellow/orange maths puzzles are for children learning their 3s, 4s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, 11s, and 12s. The red division pack moves onto more complicated division questions, including dividing by 10 and 100, dividing with decimal answers and dividing three digits by a one digit number.

Inside this pack, you can find differentiated times tables puzzles. Children can solve and match the puzzle pieces to create different shapes. The puzzles are colour coded green, yellow and red to demonstrate levels of difficulty. Take a look at the contents of the puzzle pieces below: Green: 2x, 5x and 10x tables Yellow: 3x, 4x, 6x, 7x, 8x, 9x, 11x, 12x Red: Multiplying three times tables, multiplying a two digit number by 2, 5 or 10, multiplying a two digit number by 6, 7, 8, or 9

Add fun and challenge to your maths lessons with this pack of differentiated Tarsia addition puzzles, perfect for KS1 and lower KS2. Designed to develop fluency and reasoning skills, these colour-coded puzzles provide progressive challenge levels to suit a wide range of learners in your classroom. What’s Included: Green puzzles – Ideal for early learners or revision, these focus on number bonds and single-digit addition. Amber puzzles – Great for confident pupils, these feature two-digit addition problems, including tasks that bridge through 10. Red puzzles – Designed to stretch and challenge higher-ability pupils. These include three-digit addition questions and missing digit problems for deeper thinking. These engaging puzzles are ideal for: Morning starters Maths rotations Small group work Early finishers Homework or extension tasks The Tarsia triangle format encourages pupils to match correct answers to form a complete shape, helping them spot patterns, self-check, and stay engaged through a puzzle-based approach to arithmetic. Whether you’re teaching number bonds, bridging strategies, or more advanced addition, these differentiated puzzles make planning easier while keeping learners motivated and challenged.