Our primary maths resources are specifically designed to help you save time with lesson preparation, and help pupils make rapid progress. We have a huge collection of maths resources that provide a comprehensive route for teachers when it comes to planning and delivering mathematics lessons, or for supplementing your own teacher’s planning. Many primary schools in the UK are now using our White Rose Maths-aligned maths scheme of work, and love the fact that we provide all the resources you need to deliver the scheme with confidence.
Our primary maths resources are designed to help teachers of all experience levels teach maths lessons that meet the national curriculum objectives. Our maths lessons demonstrate the learning in an engaging, interactive way with fuss-free imagery and resources to reduce cognitive load. Lessons revisit previous concepts and introduce the maths small steps in an easy to digest way. Lessons and resources cover all kinds of areas of maths including:
Free primary maths resources
Everyone loves a freebie! You can explore our free primary maths resources by downloading a free sample pack, giving you the chance to explore our EYFS maths resources, KS1 maths resources and KS2 maths resources. Something for everyone!
KS2 maths resources
Our KS2 primary maths resources are designed to give you the confidence that you’re covering all the key standards and national curriculum for maths for KS2 – all whilst saving you lesson preparation time! Our primary school maths resources are all downloadable and printable, and are specifically designed to help the pupils at your school develop fluency, reasoning and problem-solving knowledge and skills. Including interactive maths games and maths test papers, our resources provide everything you need to help track and assess pupils.
Primary school maths resources
We know that teachers are always short of time, with all the lesson planning and creating your own maths teaching resources you have to do. We’re here for you! Use our expertly created primary school maths resources to help save your Sundays and improve your work/life balance. All of our primary maths classroom resources are created by maths subject specialists so you can be sure you’re in safe hands.
Our primary resources on maths are really easy to use, just print and go! They are also closely linked to the national curriculum for maths.
Some of our favourite primary maths resources include:
- White Rose Maths materials – including full lesson plans, lesson slides, revision mats, end of block assessment and much more. Specifically related to work alongside the White Rose scheme of learning.
- Maths assessments – we have a range of SATs maths practice papers to help prepare pupils for KS2 maths SATs. We’ve also included answer sheets to save you even more time. Also included are assessment trackers to help you analyse pupil data and spot skills and knowledge gaps.
- Maths games – our fun and interactive maths games are great for practising declarative maths knowledge including counting practice and multiplication practice.
- Maths activities – we have a range of KS2 maths activities, to help improve children’s knowledge and skills when it comes to maths.
What is covered in KS2 maths?
KS2 maths covers the following national curriculum objectives:
1. **Number and Place Value**:
– Understanding and working with numbers up to at least 1,000,000.
– Place value of digits within numbers.
– Ordering and comparing numbers.
– Rounding numbers to the nearest 10, 100, or 1000.
2. **Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division**:
– Developing mental and written methods for these operations.
– Solving problems involving these operations.
– Understanding the relationship between them.
3. **Fractions**:
– Recognising, comparing, and ordering fractions.
– Adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator.
– Multiplying and dividing fractions by whole numbers.
4. **Decimals**:
– Understanding place value with decimals.
– Adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing decimals.
– Recognising and writing decimal equivalents of fractions.
5. **Measurement**:
– Converting between units of measurement (e.g., length, mass, capacity).
– Measuring and calculating perimeter, area, and volume.
– Understanding time (including reading and interpreting timetables and clocks).
6. **Geometry**:
– Identifying and describing properties of 2D and 3D shapes.
– Measuring and calculating angles.
– Recognizing lines of symmetry.
7. **Statistics**:
– Interpreting and constructing various types of graphs and charts (e.g., bar charts, pictograms).
– Collecting and presenting data.
– Calculating and interpreting the mean as an average.
8. **Ratio and Proportion**:
– Understanding the concept of ratio and proportion.
– Solving problems involving ratio and proportion.
9. **Algebra** (basic concepts):
– Using symbols and letters to represent variables and unknowns.
– Solving simple equations.
Throughout these topics, there’s an emphasis on problem-solving, reasoning, and applying mathematical concepts in real-life situations. The curriculum aims to provide a solid foundation in mathematics to prepare students for further study.
F.A.Q.
1. What are some effective strategies for teaching primary mathematics to pupils with different learning abilities? Effective strategies for teaching primary mathematics often involve incorporating hands-on activities, visual aids, and real-life examples to make abstract concepts more tangible for pupils. Additionally, differentiation techniques, such as providing varying levels of support and challenges based on individual student needs, can help address diverse abilities in the classroom.
2. Are there any specific resources or tools that can aid parents or educators in supporting children’s maths learning at home? A range of resources and including maths-themed games, manipulatives (like counting blocks or geometric shapes), online educational games or apps, and printable worksheets or activity packs. These resources can offer opportunities for children to practice math skills in engaging and interactive ways outside of the classroom environment.
3. How does Maths Masters align with the national curriculum in primary mathematics education? Maths Masters follows the small steps as set out in the White Rose Maths scheme, and covers the maths national curriculum.
4. How can parents and educators address maths anxiety in children and promote a positive attitude towards mathematics?
Maths anxiety can be addressed through various strategies, including creating a supportive and encouraging learning environment, emphasising the importance of mistakes as opportunities for learning and growth, and providing opportunities for students to build confidence through incremental successes. Additionally, engaging children in activities that highlight the practical applications of math in everyday life can help foster a positive attitude towards the subject.
5. What are some effective ways to assess pupils’ understanding and progress in primary mathematics beyond traditional tests and quizzes? Effective assessment in primary mathematics goes beyond traditional tests and quizzes and may include strategies such as observation of pupils’ problem-solving processes, analysis of their written explanations and mathematical reasoning, and performance tasks that require the application of mathematical concepts in real-world contexts. Formative assessment techniques, such as peer and self-assessment, can also provide valuable insights into pupils’ understanding and areas for further development.
