It is very important that we practice our maths skills regularly to develop them properly.
Use the links below to work through these Maths activities and develop your knowledge of different aspects of the maths curriculum.
Number and Place Value is the starting place for Maths, if you don’t know the value that different numbers represent then maths will be very confusing
Click here for information about identifying missing digits
Click here for information about rounding numbers
Click here for information about Roman Numerals
Click here for information about rounding decimal numbers (extension)
Click here for information about the order for performing calculations (extension)
Mental Maths is very important because in every day life situations we need to perform calculations without writing numbers down
Click here for information about practice mental maths tests
Click here for information about mental maths activities
Click here for more information about mental maths activities
Written Word Problems show that we can use our maths skills in a variety of situations
Click here for information about addition problems (warm up)
Click here for information about general word problems
Addition and Subtraction are key calculation skills
Click here for information about addition problems (warm up)
Click here for information about addition and subtraction activities (scroll down the page)
Click here for information about the order for performing calculations
Click here for information about written methods of calculation (extension)
Multiplication and Division are also key calculation skills
Click here for information about multiplication (warm up)
Click here for information about general multiplication activities
Click here for information about multiplying and dividing
Click here for information about multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100
Click here for information about Times Tables tests
Click here for information about Prime Numbers, Factors and Square Numbers
Click here for information about the order for performing calculations
Click here for information about written methods of calculation (extension)
Geometry knowledge can help in a variety of situations in life
Click here for information about understanding angles
Click here for information about understanding parallel and perpendicular lines
Click here for information about coordinates
Click here for information about coordinates (extension)
Click here for information about Geometry (extension)
Fractions, Decimals and Percentages can seem tricky but if you learn certain facts they become much easier
Click here for information about fractions, decimals and percentages
Setting Targets: Good mathematicians can set targets for themselves to extend their learning
Click here for information about setting Maths targets
Classifying Angles
A: Acute
B: Obtuse
C: Reflex
Using a protractor
A: 35 degrees, Acute
Roman numerals
A: 8
B: 4
C: 12
D: 15
E: 60
F: 40
G: 16
H: 17
A: XIII
B: XXII
C: XXX
D: IL
E: XXV
F: CI
G: IC
H: XL
X,XI,XII,XIII,XIIII,XV,XVI,XVII,XVIII,XVIIII,XX, 10 to 20
I: 31
J: 16
K: 20
L: 67
M: 35
N: 28
O: 39
P: 81
1: 161
2: 203
3: 365
4: 600
Multiplacation and division
1: 324.52
2: 594.28
3: 113.76
4: 159.3
5: 434.16
Thnk you Mr Antcliffe these links have been very helpful.