Review: This worksheet is designed to reinforce knowledge of factors andto enable pupils toidentify factors of numbers. There are several large spiders on this sheet. In the middle of each is a number. Pupils have to identify the factors of that particular number and write them on their legs. I have used this activity successfully before in the classroom. Pupils could then be encouraged to make up their own and think about which numbers have the most factors. This is a useful worksheet from the Primary Resources website which offers a wide range of excellent free materials for Primary teachers.
Review: This is a worksheet from the excellent Primary Resources website which contains lots of super resources for Primary teachers. This worksheet is designed to reinforce childrens knowledge of division. There are some spiders on his page, each containing a number. Pupils have to find all the divisors of each number and write them on the spiders legs. This could be very useful for introducing appropriate vocabulary such as multiple, factor and prime numbers. Pupils then have to draw their own spiders and challenge their friends to find the factors. A useful activity.
Mainly suitable for:
Foundation Stage - Preschool, KS2
Review: This is a problem solving activity which is based around multiples of different numbers. The problem is largely text based with illusrations to accompany the activity. The puzzle is about prison cells. On different days the guard locks or unlocks doors with different numbers on. The puzzle is to work out which prisoners are free after a certain number of days. The puzzle is part of a wide range of useful porblem solving activities on this website.
Review: This is a worksheet that encourages pupils to develop mental maths strategies, particularly with regard to addition. There are several sums presented on this worksheet. There is also a number line which clearly demonstates the "counting on" method of addition. Children are also encouraged to add nearest multiples of 10 and adjust the calculation accordingly. There are several questions on this worksheet and pupils are asked not only to record the answers but to draw a number line to show what strategy they used to find the answer.
Review: This is a useful worksheet form the Primary Resources website which offers a wide range of excellent free materials for Primary teachers. This is a worksheet which aske pupils to identify multiples of 5 from a list of given numbers. They then have to double those numbers. The activity encourages pupils to identify patterns in their answer (ie. all doubled multiplies of 5 must end in a 0) This could be useful not only for looking at multiples af 5 but also could lead to some interesting discussion based around number patterns
Review: The adding and subtracting worksheet practices adding and subtracting near multiples of ten on a grid. It is in PDF format and needs to be printed for use in the classroom. It could be used in the classroom with children working on the sheet as a consolidation exercise or as homework. The worksheet is well presented and clear. There are no answers available but these could be quickly worked out. It could also be used as a basis for developing your own material.
Review: The adding tens worksheet practices adding together multiples of ten. It is in PDF format and needs to be printed for use in the classroom. It could be used in the classroom with children working in their Numeracy books or would be useful as a homework exercise to consolidate work carried out in the classroom. The worksheet is well presented with three columns of sums. There are no answers available but these could be quickly worked out. It could also be used as a basis for developing your own material.
Review: This is a useful worksheet form the Primary Resources website which offers a wide range of excellent free materials for Primary teachers. This is a worksheet which aske pupils to identify multiples of 10 from a list of given numbers. They then have to double those numbers. The activity encourages pupils to identify patterns in their answer This could be useful not only for looking at multiples af 10 but also could lead to some interesting discussion based around number patterns
Review: A direct link to a simply designed sheet that has 5 number riddles. RHL School web site also provides a large quantity of printable worksheets for use with primary children pertaining to various mathematical concepts. All the number computations are covered along with rounding numbers up. There is also a section which provides problem solving activities for children. This site requires initial teacher evelaution to select the worksheets that are appropriate for the children?s current level of understanding. Also within the site is links to other web sites and worksheets related to language activities.
Review: This interactive page displays a 100 square that can be ‘scribbled upon’ by using the left hand mouse button. It would probably work well on an interactive whiteboard using a pen or finger. This way all children could see what was happening or join in with a whole class activity. However, it could also be used on computers with children printing out their work as a record for assessment or discussion. The numbered grid could be used in a variety of ways by teachers or children. For example children could put a line through each number that was even or use it to count in fives or tens. They could put a mark across all the prime numbers or all the multiples of ten etc. Mistakes or completed tasks can be removed by pressing the clear button. Simple but useful.
Review: This is a website from the excellent Primary Resources website. This site offers lots of high quality resources, free of charge to Primary teachers. This is a very simple worksheet that might save teachers bit of time in not having to make their own. It is a Carroll diagram. The two sorting criteria are divisible by four/not divisible by four. and divisible by 5/ not divisible by 5. Pupils could be given different numbers and asked to write them in the appropriate part of the Carroll diagram. Could be useful for discussion on factors and multiples.
Review: This worksheet is designed to reinforce knowledge of factors andto enable pupils toidentify factors of numbers. There are several large spiders on this sheet. In the middle of each is a number. Pupils have to identify the factors of that particular number and write them on their legs. I have used this activity successfully before in the classroom. Pupils could then be encouraged to make up their own and think about which numbers have the most factors. This is a useful worksheet from the Primary Resources website which offers a wide range of excellent free materials for Primary teachers.
