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Oct 11, 2025
New Year 6: Written Multiplication
A very straightforward set of pages on long multiplication (4-digit numbers multiplied by 2-digit numbers), is the latest printable resource published for Year 6. Great for practice before the SATs. Download Now
Oct 10, 2025
New Year 5: Prime and Cube Numbers
Our latest set of Year 5 resources takes another look at prime numbers and provides a little background information. This is a great help in explaining why prime numbers are important, as well as how to find all the prime numbers up to 97. We have also just published a...
Oct 9, 2025
New Year 4: Subtract 2 Numbers: One Exchange
Building on the work done on subtraction in Year 3 the next step is to subtract up to 4-digit numbers, including exchanges. Base 10 and place value counters provide really useful visual guides as to what happens when we subtract with exchanges. We have just published 3 new sets of...
Oct 8, 2025
New Year 3: Add 2 Numbers: No Exchange
In Year 3 children will make great progress with addition, both mentally and using written methods, to add 3-digit numbers. A key part of this is understanding place value. Children need to be confident with placing 3-digit numbers into place value charts and using part-whole models to add numbers with...
Oct 7, 2025
New Year 2 Number Bonds to 100 Add and Subtract 1s
Adding and subtracting ones from a given number may seem very straightforward but it is important that children are confident with this and that they can make the connection between adding 1 and adding 2 or other single digit numbers. We have used rekenreks to help with this. These are...
Oct 6, 2025
New Year 1 Part-whole Models
Part-whole models are used extensively in primary schools. The initial aim of using them is to show that a number or a whole group of objects can be made up of two or more parts. The group of objects can be split in different ways. For example, 6 can be...
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