Teach your students how to find equivalent fractions by using a number line, shaded models or a fraction chart with this teaching presentation.
4 mixed operations word problem worksheets with answers.
A set of 20 problem solving questions suited to year 5 students.
A chart that plots the times tables 1–12 formatted as a grid.
Twenty division and multiplication word problem cards for upper primary.
6 posters showing the features and examples of picture graphs, pie charts, line graphs, bar graphs, column graphs and histograms.
Worksheets to help consolidate your students' understanding of perimeter.
Use these posters to assist your students to learn and convert the different units of measurement.
Numeracy working mats to explore place value, operations and fractions.
8 data representation and interpretation worksheets linked to the Australian Curriculum.
A one-page worksheet with answers to consolidate students' understanding of time conversions.
An angles poster with examples, description and degrees.
A worksheet to use when exploring grids, grid references and direction.
4 patterns and algebra worksheets linked to the Australian Curriculum.
A mathematics investigation involving chance and data, embedded in a real-world context.
A poster showing the definition and formula for finding the perimeter.
A two-page worksheet to use when teaching length.
A picture of a dog with different types of angles for your students to identify.
Build number sense skills with this set of 28 task cards.
A worksheet using fractions with common denominators.
A worksheet that requires students to compare and order decimals.
A set of 6 numeracy assessment tools suited to Year 5 students
A collection of 13 area and perimeter word problems with answers.
Thirty different bingo cards using analogue clocks.
A worksheet with factor trees that are used to find the prime factors of numbers.
A worksheet for assessing knowledge of telling time to the minute, the relationship between units of time, converting between units of time and using ‘am’ and ‘pm’ notation to solve simple time problems.
A three-page assessment, covering various time concepts.
Line the sum up with the corresponding answer.