Maths teachers, you've found the ultimate collection of maths worksheets, fun games, activities and so much more — Australian curriculum aligned and created by primary teachers for teachers like you! This primary school maths teaching resource collection is full of printable and digital resources designed to save you time on your lesson plans so you can spend more time doing what you love most — engaging with your students! Best of all, each resource has undergone careful review by the expert maths teachers on the Teach Starter team to ensure it's ready for your lesson plan and your students. You'll even find customisable resources and activities that have already been differentiated for you. Did we mention they're also aligned with the Australian Curriculum V9? Teaching in NSW or Victoria? We have your maths curriculum covered too!

Australian Curriculum Maths Activities for Every Year Level

Mathematics has been designated as a learning area by ACARA because, according to the government, 'The study of mathematics is central to the learning, development and prospects of all young Australians.' After all, without understanding numbers and developing mathematical proficiency, our students would not be able to make financial payments, interpret scientific data, make informed decisions in business and so much more. With that focus on building a future for young Australians in mind, Teach Starter's mathematics resources are created and carefully reviewed by expert maths teachers on our team to help your students become motivated and confident learners. With worksheets and activities for students from early years classrooms to upper years in this collection, here's just a taste of what is covered in the curriculum-aligned resources you'll find as you explore!

Foundation/Prep

For the youngest early years students, our engaging maths resources cover the following (and more!):

Counting and ordering numbers up to 20
Developing an understanding of place value
Addition and subtraction within 10
2D and 3D shapes
Time concepts (days of the week and telling time to the hour)

Year 1

Building on the foundation set in the earliest years of school, year 1 maths worksheets and games on Teach Starter cover:

Counting and ordering numbers up to 100
Place value up to 100
Addition and subtraction within 20
Money concepts such as recognising and counting coins
Measurement of length, mass and capacity using non-standard units
Simple fractions

Year 2

The activities created for year 2 maths teachers cover the following concepts from the Australian maths curriculum:

Counting and ordering numbers up to 1000
Place value up to 1000
Addition and subtraction within 100
Multiplication and division as grouping and sharing
2D shapes and their properties
Time concepts such as reading and interpreting analogue clocks
Data representation using simple graphs

Year 3

As we head into the middle years and students in Year 3 are expected to sit the NAPLAN tests to assess numeracy skills, and many of the concepts they will be tested on are covered in our resources:

Place value up to 10 000
Addition and subtraction with regrouping
Multiplication and division facts
Fractions and equivalent fractions
Measurement of length, mass and capacity using standard units
Reading and interpreting picture graphs and bar graphs
Money concepts, including calculating change

Year 4

Year 4 students are introduced to even more new concepts and skills to expand their mathematical understanding. Here's what's in store:

Place value up to millions
Addition and subtraction with larger numbers
Multiplication and division strategies
Fractions, including comparing and ordering fractions
Measurement of time, including 24-hour time
Geometry concepts, including angles and symmetry
Data representation using tables and line graphs

Year 5

Year 5 maths students will again be expected to sit NAPLAN to have their numeracy skills assessed. Here's what they'll be learning that year:

Place value up to billions
Addition and subtraction of decimals
Multiplication and division of decimals
Fractions, including addition and subtraction of fractions
Measurement conversions (e.g., between units of length, mass and time)
Shape classification and properties
Statistics and probability concepts

Year 6

In their final year of primary school, year 6 maths students will get ready for secondary school with these concepts:

Place value up to trillions
Multiplication and division of larger numbers
Fractions, including multiplication and division of fractions
Ratios and percentages
Measurement conversions involving decimals
Geometric reasoning and properties of 2D and 3D shapes
Statistical investigations and data analysis

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