These could be printed out, laminated and used as whiteboards to save paper. 3 digit numbers and 4 digit numbers

With a partner, take turns to flip a playing card and place it in the box. Multiply the number on the playing card by the number on the sheet and dependent on the version being played, cover the answer with a counter or write the correct answer and then cover with a counter. The winner could be the first to cover all the answers OR the first to cover an answer 4 times. (Ace = 1, Jack = 11, Queen = 12, King = own choice) I have not made this game up, I have adapted and made my own version.

This covers key vocabulary, fraction, decimal and percentage equivalents, fractions to percentages and finding a percentage of an amount. Also includes an editable version.

Children can practice their times tables 1- 12 with these grids.

12 games of bingo - individual times tables (2 to 12x) and 1 mixed game. 8 bingo cards per game and calling cards/sheets for each table. Reviews are much appreciated! Enjoy.

A table to classify 3D shape names, faces (flat and curved surfaces), edges and vertices

This knowledge organiser covers: key vocabulary, column methods, checking strategies, rounding to estimate and adding 1, 10, 100 and 1000

Can be used to copy onto a geoboard or can be drawn on. Can also be used for mirror symmetry.

Image and names

Colour coded and ‘difficulty stars’ A range of problems - great to use as a consolidation lesson at the end of the unit

17 different spin wheels. One for each times table (1 to 12) and 5 mixed. Click on the wheel to spin and click again to stop it. Editable.

Times table cards 1 to 12. Children will have wooden pegs, with the answers to the chosen times tables written on them. Match up the questions to the answers by pegging the answers in the right place. Editable version available.

A great game to kick start the year and get the children thinking about place value. Editable version included.

Times table cards, 1 -12x. Great for the children to take and practice in school or at home.

Number version of boggle where the children are challenged to make the chosen number as many ways as possible. Great fast finisher tasks or starters.

A great game for place value practice and consolidation. Instructions and scoring detailed on document. Editable version included.

16 cards - 8 with names and pictures, 8 with just names.

I made these on Procreate and used them for stickers. 1 to 12 x