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Free trial available, but at £6 for a month they are tremendous value and allow access to all other year groups, plus English as well.
The new curriculum is here and we have updated all six year groups to ensure that the challenges ahead can be met confidently and successfully. Our worksheets help children become proficient in all areas of Maths including geometry and statistics.
To give you a better idea of the worksheets available we have provided a selection of free modules for Years 1 to 6.
Please download these samples, print them out and use at home, or photocopy and use in the classroom.
It is impossible to describe in a single page the massive amount of high quality maths contained in this one product as it remains one of the most popular resources in UK schools.
To give you some idea, have a look at the list of all modules here.
Count reliably a set of objects. Count in steps of one. | 16 |
Read and write numbers in figures and words. | 22 |
Counting over ten. | 22 |
Comparing and ordering numbers. More than, less than. | 20 |
Counting in twos. | 23 |
One or ten more than, or less than a given number. | 16 |
Counting in tens; odd and even numbers. | 14 |
Counting in fives. | 6 |
Count back in ones, twos and tens. | 15 |
Order a set of familiar numbers. | 16 |
Describe and extend number sequences. | 24 |
Estimation and approximation. | 13 |
Know the number names and recite them. | 17 |
Nursery rhymes with number and counting. | 22 |
Solve mathematical puzzles and investigate. | 19 |
Doubles and halves. | 22 |
Combining groups of 2, 5 and 10. | 16 |
Using arrays. | 7 |
Understanding division; sharing into equal groups. | 11 |
Measure and compare. | 9 |
Suggest suitable units to estimate and measure. | 13 |
Use simple measuring equpiment. | 10 |
Understand and read the time. | 18 |
Word problems involving measurement. | 20 |
Problems involving money. | 21 |
Autumn term. | 24 |
Spring term. | 24 |
Summer term. | 24 |
Understand addition. | 12 |
Understand subtraction. | 11 |
Know addition and subtraction facts. | 24 |
Add or subtract 9. | 20 |
Add or subtract pairs of numbers mentally. | 23 |
Understand that more than two numbers can be added together. | 12 |
Use knowledge that addition can be done in any order. | 8 |
Adding or subtracting 10. | 14 |
Adding or subtracting crossing the tens. | 15 |
Add or subtract a multiple of 10. | 13 |
Choose and use appropriate number operations to solve problems. | 8 |
Investigate general statements. | 10 |
Solve simple word problems. | 11 |
Recognise simple fractions and equivalence. | 15 |
Recognise and find simple fractions. Count in halves. | 10 |
Describe 3D and 2D shapes. | 16 |
Make models and describe the features of shapes. | 11 |
Describe position and direction. | 7 |
Describe movement and turning. | 6 |
Length, number and ordering word searches. | 8 |
Investigate 3 digits. | 5 |
Investigate totals to 20. | 5 |
Caterpillar investigation. | 5 |
Penny sweets investigation. | 6 |
Collect and sort information (1) | 12 |
Collect and sort information (2) | 11 |
Revise counting on and back in steps of one. | 18 |
Counting in tens and twos. Odd and even numbers. | 16 |
Counting in steps of three and five. | 9 |
Describe and extend number sequences. Count on and back. | 19 |
Read and write 2-digit numbers. Partition numbers. | 22 |
Comparing and ordering numbers. | 19 |
One or ten more than or less than. Position numbers. | 22 |
Order a set of familiar numbers. | 15 |
Estimation and approximation. | 15 |
Derive doubles and halves quickly. | 12 |
Revise understanding multiplication. | 17 |
2 times table up to 12. | 9 |
5 times table up to 12. | 9 |
10 times table up to 12 | 9 |
Tables: 2x, 5x and 10x speed sheets. | 13 |
Understand division. | 25 |
Division tables | 5 |
Multiply and divide mentally. | 16 |
Measure and compare. | 15 |
Suggest suitable units to estimate and measure. | 10 |
Use measuring equipment . Interpret scales. | 14 |
Understand and read the time. | 12 |
More understanding and reading the time | 16 |
Word problems involving measurement. | 13 |
Solve problems involving money. | 23 |
Collect, sort and organise information. | 9 |
Represent data. | 13 |
Autumn term | 25 |
Spring term | 25 |
Understand addition. | 13 |
Understand subtraction. | 12 |
Know addition and subtraction facts. | 22 |
Add in any order. Identify near doubles. | 17 |
Adding more than two numbers. | 16 |
Add and subtract pairs of numbers mentally. | 27 |
Add or subtract multiples of ten. | 25 |
Add or subtract: bridging through the tens. | 17 |
Add or subtract by adjusting; use patterns. | 28 |
Subtraction as the inverse of addition. | 8 |
Checking answers. | 9 |
Recognise simple fractions and equivalence. | 14 |
Recognise thirds and halves. | 7 |
Count in quarters. | 6 |
Describe and classify 2D and 3D shapes. | 10 |
Make shapes and patterns. Describe features. | 11 |
Describe movement in a straight line and angle as a measure of turn | 11 |
Describe position and direction. | 11 |
Symmetry | 11 |
Choose and use appropriate number operations to solve problems. | 15 |
Investigate totals | 10 |
Investigate: 5 digit addition. | 4 |
Investigate consecutive numbers. | 4 |
Solve mathematical puzzles and investigate. | 21 |
Investigate general statements. | 12 |
Solve simple word problems. | 14 |
Maths vocabulary word searches. | 8 |
Revise counting on and back. | 18 |
Read and write 3-digit numbers. Partition into HTU. | 15 |
Counting in tens and hundreds. Odd and even numbers. | 19 |
Count in fours and eights. | 7 |
Count in fifties. | 6 |
Describe and extend number sequences. | 14 |
Comparing and ordering numbers. | 16 |
One, ten or one hundred more than or less than. | 18 |
Order a set of familiar numbers. | 9 |
Estimation and approximation. | 11 |
Rounding a number to the nearest 10 and 100. | 13 |
Further rounding. | 10 |
Revise understanding of multiplication. | 16 |
Know multiplication facts by heart. Relate to division. | 8 |
3x and 4x tables up to 12. | 13 |
8x table up to 12. | 6 |
Tables: speed sheets. | 21 |
Revise division. | 15 |
Strategies for multiplication and division. | 16 |
Multiply and divide by 10 and 100. Doubling and halving. | 21 |
Understand remainders. Rounding after division. | 15 |
Develop written methods for multiplication | 6 |
Written methods for multiplication. | 9 |
Written division using repeated subtraction. | 6 |
Simple written division. | 5 |
Formal method of short division. | 6 |
Choose appropriate number operations. | 10 |
Measure and compare. | 17 |
Choose and use suitable units to estimate and measure. | 7 |
Use measuring equipment . Interpret scales. | 10 |
Solve problems involving money. | 20 |
Measuring perimeter. | 8 |
Solve problems involving measurement. | 13 |
Understand and read the time. | 16 |
Read the time from clocks, calendars and timetables. | 26 |
Time: a.m. and p.m. and 24 hour clock. | 9 |
Roman numerals and time. | 7 |
Collect, sort and organise data. | 10 |
Use bar charts, tally charts, bar graphs and pictograms. | 15 |
Use Venn and Carroll diagrams. | 8 |
Autumn term. | 25 |
Spring term. | 25 |
Summer term. | 25 |
Revise understanding addition. | 13 |
Revise addition skills. | 12 |
Revise adding more than two numbers. | 14 |
Know addition and subtraction facts. | 15 |
Develop written methods of addition. | 14 |
Formal written addition. | 10 |
More formal written addition. | 8 |
Revise understanding subtraction. | 14 |
Further addition and subtraction. | 24 |
Addition and subtraction continued. | 21 |
Add or subtract by adjusting. | 9 |
Add and subtract mentally. | 16 |
Add and subtract multiples of 10 and 100. | 30 |
Develop written methods of subtraction. | 18 |
Formal written subtraction. | 9 |
More formal written subtraction. | 8 |
Checking answers. | 9 |
Choose appropriate number operations. | 5 |
Recognise simple fractions and equivalence. | 13 |
Recognise and find simple fractions. | 12 |
Find unit fractions of numbers or quantities. | 10 |
Adding fractions. | 4 |
Subtracting fractions. | 4 |
Ordering fractions. | 4 |
Describe and classify 3D and 2D shapes. | 12 |
Make shapes and describe their features. | 12 |
Describe movement and understand angle as a measure of turn. | 9 |
Describe position and direction. | 9 |
Perpendicular and parallel lines. | 7 |
Symmetry. | 11 |
Pentominoes. | 7 |
Solve mathematical puzzles and investigate. | 23 |
Investigate general statements. | 10 |
Investigate addition. | 11 |
Investigate subtraction. | 10 |
Investigate multiplication. | 4 |
Solve word problems. | 16 |
Maths vocabulary word searches. | 8 |
Investigate column addition. | 4 |
Routes investigation. | 5 |
Investigate coins. | 4 |
More coins. | 5 |
Add one to four. | 4 |
Counting in multiples of 7, 8, 9 and 25. | 10 |
Find 1, 10, 100 or 1000 more. | 16 |
Read and write whole numbers. Partition. | 14 |
Revise vocabulary for comparing and ordering numbers. | 13 |
Recognise and order negative numbers. | 13 |
Extend number sequences. | 12 |
Revise rounding numbers. | 11 |
Roman Numerals. | 5 |
7x table. | 12 |
9x table. | 14 |
11x and 12x tables up to 12. | 13 |
Tables: speed sheets. | 21 |
More multiplication facts. Doubling and halving. | 11 |
Multiply and divide mentally. | 13 |
Multiply and divide by 10 and 100 and 1000. | 16 |
Develop written methods of multiplication. | 9 |
Short multiplication 2-digits by 1-digit. | 8 |
Short multiplication 3-digits by 1-digit. | 9 |
Revise understanding of division. | 12 |
Understand remainders. | 19 |
Develop written methods of division. | 8 |
Formal method of short division with no remainders. | 7 |
Formal method of short division with remainders. | 6 |
Odd and even. Multiples and tests of divisibility. | 10 |
Standard metric units of measurement. | 11 |
Units to estimate and measure. | 8 |
Suggest suitable measuring equipment and record results. | 20 |
Measure and calculate the perimeter and area of simple shapes. | 16 |
Measurement investigation. | 4 |
Solve problems involving length, mass or capacity. | 7 |
Using the 24-hour clock. | 14 |
Solve problems involving time. | 7 |
Collect, sort and organise data. Use tables, graphs and charts (1) | 11 |
Collect, sort and organise data. Use tables, graphs and charts (2) | 10 |
Autumn term. | 25 |
Spring term. | 25 |
Summer term. | 25 |
Revise addition and its relationship to subtraction. | 15 |
Revise subtraction and its relationship to addition. | 12 |
Add or subtract the nearest multiple of 10 and adjust. | 13 |
Use the relationship between addition and subtraction. | 21 |
Use knowledge of addition and subtraction and place value. | 19 |
Use known number facts to add and subtract mentally. | 18 |
Refine and use efficient written methods of addition | 13 |
Formal written addition of 4-digit numbers. | 7 |
Refine and use efficient written methods of subtraction. | 12 |
Formal written subtraction of 4-digit numbers. | 10 |
Revise equivalent fractions. | 12 |
Count in hundredths. | 4 |
Find fractions of numbers or quantities. | 7 |
Identify pairs of fractions that total 1. | 10 |
Add and subtract fractions. | 12 |
Use decimal notation. Order decimal fractions. | 12 |
Decimal fractions. | 12 |
Recognise equivalence between decimals and fractions. | 13 |
Divide by 10 and 100. | 7 |
Solve problems involving money. | 8 |
Round decimals. | 4 |
Describe and classify 3D and 2D shapes. | 16 |
Visualise 3-D objects and make nets of common solids. | 10 |
Make turns; estimate, draw and measure angles. | 18 |
Symmetry; reflections and translations. | 16 |
Recognise position and direction; use co-ordinates. | 13 |
Triangle investigation. | 5 |
Choose appropriate number operations. | 11 |
Choose method of calculating, including using calculators. | 11 |
Explain methods and reasoning about numbers. | 8 |
Investigate the multiplication square. | 8 |
Solve problems, recognise patterns, generalise and predict. | 10 |
Solve one and two step word problems. | 8 |
Make and investigate general statements about numbers and shapes. | 10 |
Revise checking results of calculations. | 11 |
Develop calculator skills | 14 |
Maths vocabulary games. | 8 |
Lines and rectangles investigation. | 4 |
Palindromic numbers. | 8 |
Read and write whole numbers. Partition. | 21 |
Revise comparing and ordering numbers. | 10 |
Count in powers of ten. | 4 |
Extend number sequences. | 12 |
Recognise and order negative numbers. | 13 |
Solve 'real life' problems | 8 |
Rounding numbers. | 7 |
Revise estimating and approximating. | 11 |
Roman Numerals. | 6 |
Revise understanding multiplication. | 13 |
Revise understanding division. | 12 |
Revise multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100. | 12 |
More multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100. Double and halve. | 13 |
Multiply and divide by 10, 100 and 1000. | 9 |
Double and halve. Use factors to help calculate. | 18 |
Use knowledge of tables to calculate mentally. | 17 |
Square numbers, prime numbers, factors and multiples. | 12 |
Revise and refine written methods of multiplication. | 11 |
Short multiplication. | 5 |
Written multiplication of decimals. | 8 |
Long multiplication. | 8 |
More long multiplication. | 8 |
Revise written methods for division. | 8 |
Revise short division. | 7 |
Divide a 4-digit number by a 1-digit number. | 4 |
Square and cube numbers, square roots and prime factors. | 11 |
Units to measure length, mass or capacity. | 20 |
Standard metric units of measurement. | 10 |
Metric and Imperial. | 5 |
Read scales, record, estimate and measure. | 16 |
Perimeter and area. | 18 |
Estimating and measuring time. | 9 |
Solve problems involving time. | 8 |
Solve problems involving length, mass or capacity. | 7 |
Solve problems involving money. | 8 |
Investigate cuboids. | 3 |
Collect and organise data. Use tables, graphs and charts (1) | 11 |
Further data handling. Use median and mode. | 10 |
Interpreting graphs, tables and charts. (Also Booster material) | 21 |
Two dice investigation. | 4 |
Revise understanding addition. | 18 |
Revise understanding subtraction. | 12 |
Know, with rapid recall, addition and subtraction facts. | 35 |
Use known number facts to add & subtract mentally (1). | 13 |
Use known number facts to add & subtract mentally (2). | 12 |
Use mental calculation strategies – adjusting. | 13 |
Add or subtract decimals with adjusting. | 13 |
Relationship between addition and subtraction. Add several numbers. | 21 |
Use the formal written method of addition. | 14 |
Written practice pages: addition with decimals. | 8 |
Adding large numbers. | 7 |
Use the formal written method of subtraction. | 12 |
Written practice pages: subtraction with decimals. | 8 |
More written subtraction. | 9 |
Recognise equivalent fractions. Order fractions. | 13 |
Find fractions of numbers or quantities. | 6 |
Adding fractions. | 7 |
Subtracting fractions. | 7 |
Multiplying fractions. | 5 |
Round decimals. Equivalence between decimals and fractions. | 16 |
Order decimals: thousandths. | 9 |
Understand percentages. | 13 |
Find percentages of numbers or quantities. | 7 |
Describe and classify 3D and 2D shapes. | 11 |
Estimate, draw and measure angles. | 10 |
Making shapes and patterns. | 7 |
Recognise position and direction. Use co-ordinates. | 13 |
Reflective symmetry. Reflections and translations. | 15 |
Tessellation investigation. | 5 |
Checking results of calculations. | 11 |
Use a calculator. | 9 |
Probability: using the language of chance or likelihood. | 7 |
Maths vocabulary games. | 8 |
Investigate zero. | 4 |
Investigate 10. | 4 |
Investigate products. | 3 |
Triangle numbers. | 12 |
Autumn term. | 25 |
Spring term. | 25 |
Summer term. | 25 |
Read and write very large numbers. | 5 |
Revise rounding whole numbers. | 12 |
Recognise and order negative numbers. | 17 |
Revise estimating and approximating. | 9 |
Use fraction notation.Recognise equivalent fractions. | 22 |
Find fractions of numbers or quantities. | 9 |
Adding fractions. | 8 |
Fraction investigation 1. | 3 |
Investigate halves. | 3 |
Subtracting fractions. | 12 |
Multiplying and dividing fractions. | 7 |
Use decimal notation. Order decimal fractions. | 14 |
Use known facts to multiply and divide decimals. | 14 |
Round decimals. Equivalence between decimals and fractions. | 28 |
Understand remainders. Round up or down. | 17 |
Percentages. | 12 |
Make and investigate general statements. | 13 |
Extend number sequences. | 12 |
Algebra. | 24 |
Algebra investigation. | 3 |
Visualise, describe and classify 3D and 2D shapes. | 8 |
More shapes and nets. | 11 |
More measuring angle. | 16 |
Investigate exterior and interior angles. | 6 |
More properties of shapes. | 16 |
Reflective symmetry. Reflections and translations. | 16 |
Use co-ordinates and extend to four quadrants. | 13 |
Solve problems involving ‘real life’. | 8 |
Solve problems involving money. | 8 |
Solve problems involving time. | 8 |
More time problems. | 8 |
Choose appropriate methods of calculating. | 11 |
Explain methods and reasoning. | 7 |
Solve problems, generalise and predict. | 11 |
Checking results of calculations. | 11 |
Develop calculator skills. | 9 |
Calculator fractions. | 3 |
Maths vocabulary games. | 8 |
Investigate factors and primes. | 7 |
Investigate four fours. | 3 |
Primes from squares. | 3 |
Revise addition. | 16 |
Revise subtraction. | 12 |
Use known number facts to add and subtract decimals. | 11 |
Relationship between addition and subtraction. Add several numbers. | 14 |
Revise multiplication. | 13 |
Use known facts to multiply mentally. | 19 |
Revise division. | 12 |
Revise doubling and halving. Using factors. | 14 |
Square numbers, prime numbers and identifying factors. | 15 |
Use formal written methods of addition. | 10 |
Use formal written methods of subtraction. | 16 |
Use formal written methods of multiplication. | 6 |
Long multiplication. | 8 |
Use formal written methods of long division. | 5 |
More long division: 3-digits divided by 2-digit numbers. | 8 |
Division with decimals. | 8 |
Multiples, factors and tests of divisibility. | 12 |
Conventions for working out expressions. (Bodmas) | 10 |
Begin to understand ratio and proportion. | 11 |
Solve problems concerning ratio and proportion. | 9 |
Ratio and proportion problems. | 12 |
Scale/Proportion/Conversion of units. | 13 |
Scale drawing. | 8 |
Use standard metric units and convert. | 8 |
Units to estimate and measure length, mass and capacity. | 8 |
Solve measurement problems. | 7 |
Read scales, record estimates and measure. | 14 |
Measure and calculate the perimeter and area of simple shapes. | 15 |
More perimeter and area. | 25 |
Measure and calculate the circumference of circles. | 11 |
Farmer's field investigation. | 5 |
Collect, sort and organise data. Pie charts. | 11 |
Further data handling. | 11 |
Probability. | 9 |
Investigate measurement statistics. | 6 |
Autumn term. | 25 |
Spring term. | 25 |
Summer term. | 25 |