Animal Code Breaker 2
Practise fractions and the four operations with this fun Animal Code Breaker, aimed (roughly) at Year 4 children (aged 8-9).
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Practise fractions and the four operations with this fun Animal Code Breaker, aimed (roughly) at Year 4 children (aged 8-9).
This code breaker puzzle involves decimals, fractions, multiplication, division, addition and subtraction - and it's a fun way to "drill" these skills while looking for the hidden African animals in the solution. Aimed at Year 5 (aged 9-10).
Solve for n to work out which African animals are hidden in this Animal Code Breaker. We've aimed this particular code breaker at Year 6 children (aged 10-11).
Solve the problems, crack the code and reveal three animal names! This is such a fun way to work on maths skills. This particular worksheet is aimed at Year 2-3 / 6-8 year olds.
Children can draw more spots onto the snakes to work out the answer to each problem, or solve them with subtraction within 20.
This is a really fun worksheet, which will encourage the children to read the sentences carefully and then draw what's missing.
Help children practise their recognition of initial souinds with this fun set of animals odd one out worksheets. On each page we provide 4 animals ask children to say their names out loud to identify the 3 with the same initial sound and the odd one out.
This lovely worksheet gives children practice at both initial sounds and counting - and fun colouring too.
Count the animals and circle the correct number - a simple worksheet for first counting practice.
This is a fun game that encourages turn taking and careful listening. We developed it as part of our Phonics Phase One resources, but of course it can be enjoyed for any reason.
This bingo set is part of our Phase One Phonics collection, but of course can be enjoyed for any reason! It is a great game to encourage careful listening.
Find the starting coordinates of the minibeasts and flowers on this garden-themed worksheet, translate them and write down the ending coordinates.
This fun 4-page worksheet covers all sorts of Year 6 maths skills - from area to volume to time to fractions and more in between!
Standing in a garden is a sensory experience, and this sensory poem planning sheet will help children to record, or imagine, the sights, smells, sounds, textures, tastes and feelings associated with that experience.
This Garden Read and Draw activity is designed for older children - perhaps Years 5 and 6 - and will test their ability to read, understand and follow instructions. Make sure they read all the instructions through carefully before starting their work, or they may come unstuck!
There are a variety of problems to solve on our "vegetable garden maths" worksheet set, over 4 pages. Help Mrs Smiths plant her vegetable garden!
Work out the equivalent fractions and then put these flowers in order of size from smallest to largest. Children will usually cover this work in Year 5.
For this activity you will need to collect leaves from the garden and use the grid to estimate the area (in square cm) of the leaves.
Follow the flower trail - adding, subtracing and dividing decimals as you go - to find the final answer. There are 2 worksheets in this set.
Follow the flower trail, adding fractions as you go! There are 2 worksheets in this pack, and we've provided the answers for checking too. This worksheet set might be appropriate for Year 5 children.