Handy when you need a worksheet for one student who has a thing about rounding...

A series of videos about basic number methods from the mysterious chap with the Manchester accent. Useful stuff.

Just something to use the lesson before the second GOLA computer based test for my Friday morning level 1 numeracy group. I try to teach through understanding most of the course, but some specific targeted exam prep is needed.

Just something to use the lesson before the first GOLA computer based test for my Friday morning level 1 numeracy group. Almost everyone passed.

A collection of 30 short whole number questions on cards. Each question can be categorised as addition, subtraction, multiplication or division. There are four cards with the titles of the operations. Students were asked to work in groups to sort the questions into each operation and to make a note of the keywords that told them which operation was relevant.

Used with L2 students for revision and with L1 students for number practice. You need to set your printer to print the cards 4 to a sheet.

Just a set of number lines on a side of A4. -5 to +5 twice, then -10 to +10 twice then -20 to + 20 twice. Helps with the revision

Multiply £12.99 by 15 by doing 13 times 15 and subtracting 15p. Then do the 13 times 15 by adding 130 and 65. Quick exact methods sheet to accompany a whole class discussion.

Prompted by watching an excellent student calculate 30 divided by 2.5 using long division...

22 questions about basic number work (no ratio or fractions addition, they come later) with little vocabulary or context, mostly symbols including the 'fill in the gaps' questions.

Then 10 story questions, including a two stage percentage change question and a reverse percentage question.

Both with numerical answers, two sides A4.

Free numeracy lesson, thanks to the bbc

There has to be a numeracy task in here somewhere...

A 'vertical multiplication' worksheet with box multiplication examples for whole numbers, fractions and algebraic expressions including quadratics. 30 questions with answers on page 3 and 4. This is meant as a bit of consolidation after the holiday and an attempt to build a bit of a schema about multiplying.

A one side worksheet that shows photos of two identically priced 400g tins of tomatoes, one shelf label showing as £1.45 per Kg and the other showing as £2.42 per Kg.

Thanks to the management for giving me a superb functional skills like question.

A quick opportunistic worksheet on winter temperatures across the UK, emphasizing the colder end of the spectrum.

Designed for use after the PDF presentation. Consolidation.

One of my own - just to help the ones who don't grok the word problem approach

Just a quick going over the mechanics of drawing them

The best buy handout about easter eggs is good for use now with GCSE groups! Number, formulas, gcse, ratios and proportion