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45 Key Stage 2 Numeracy interactive resources for Primary Schools.

Maths interactive resources and activities for your IWB.

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Here are a few of the latest Key Stage 2 Numeracy resources.

Shapes

Do you know your scalene from your isosceles? This activity will sharpen up your shape knowledge.

Using a calculator

Let's see how well you know your calculator! Follow the instructions to test and extend your calculator skills.

Number Pairs

Want to speed up your adding up? You need number pairs. Repair the slide by dragging two numbers that add up to 20.

Division

How many 9's are there in 72? How many 6's in 36? To answer this question and many more, you need division. You can do simple division in your head. Division using larger numbers can be written down using long division.

Ordering Fractions

Use our testing room to find out what different fractions are worth. In order to compare fractions, you need to change them so they have the same denominator.

Ordering Decimals

Decimals show numbers that are in between two whole numbers. Decimals can be added and subtracted like whole numbers. You need to take care when comparing two decimals to work out how to order them, and make sure you are reading them correctly.

White Elephant

A KS 2 money application where teachers and pupils can choose items to buy and then pay for them by dragging coins onto a hand Uses coins 1p to £2.00 to a maximum total of £20.00

Change White Elephant

Giving the correct change – this activity is designed to extend mental work with money to practice giving the correct change for amounts up to £20 from £5, £10 and £20 notes.

Moneybox to £20.00

A KS 2 money application where teachers and pupils can drag coins into a money box and then calculate the money box total. Uses coins 1p to £2.00 to a maximum total of £20.00

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