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Robot Number Patterns
Follow and complete number sequences. Includes two worksheets.
Robot Number Patterns (2-Step)
Follow and complete number sequences, including 2-step patterns. Includes two worksheets.
Number Sequences Set
Follow and complete each number sequence. Includes two worksheets.
Subtraction Race Game
A board game in which players use subtraction to move across the board. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.
Even Number Mazes (Differentiated)
Follow the even numbers from the bottom of the tower to the top. Includes an easy and a more difficult maze.
Odd Number Mazes (Differentiated)
Follow the odd numbers from the bottom of the tower to the top. Includes an easy and a more difficult maze.
Multiply & Divide by 10
Practice multiplying and dividing numbers by 10.
Multiply & Divide by 10, 100 & 1000
Practice multiplying and dividing numbers by 10, 100 and 1000.
Multiply & Divide Decimals by Powers of 10
Practice multiplying and dividing decimals by 10, 100 and 1000.
0-10 Number Posters (2)
A simple ‘count to 10’ poster set.
0-10 Number Posters (1)
A simple ‘count to 10’ poster set.
Odd and Even Caterpillars
Colour code the caterpillars to show odd and even numbers.
Multiplication Box Game Boards (2x to 12x)
Spin the spinner and solve multiplications to complete boxes. The player with the most boxes wins.
Place Value Robots: 2-Digit Numbers
2-digit numbers have been represented by MABs. Write down the numbers.
Place Value Robots: Teen Numbers
Teen numbers have been represented by MABs. Write down the numbers.
Factors of Prime & Composite Numbers
List the factors of the given numbers and then identify whether they are prime or composite.
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