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A set of printable dominoes with colour-coded dots. There are 48 dominoes (plus one double blank) and each one measures about 2.5x5cm.
The dominoes set can be used for a whole range of things such as games, comparing fractions or making shapes. (more…)
A printable version of the classic TV show, Countdown. There are 4 letters to an A4 page and we’ve sorted them from most, to least common. (more…)
Secure pupil knowledge of percentages, decimals and fractions with our simple matching game. (more…)
A colourful poster for identifying and recognising fractions. Also displays how to calculate the fraction of a number.
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A reference poster for learning how to calculate various types of fractions. Includes mixed to improper, improper to mixed and equivalent fractions. (more…)
A poster displaying the relationship between fractions, decimals and percentages. (more…)
A printable version of the gameshow Deal or No Deal (UK version). There’s 22 red boxes and 22 cash amounts. (more…)
A set of four A5 posters displaying mathematical symbols and vocabulary for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
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A blank Sudoku template for creating your own puzzle. We’ve called it the Sudoku Challenge and have added a difficulty rating at the bottom for you to circle/underline. (more…)
A set of numbers that are ideally used for a departures or arrivals board wall display. (more…)
