A sheet to print for your child, and the working on separate pages that you
keep. Pick a ready one, or choose how many questions you want from each topic. Every
question here has been solved a second time from scratch before it was kept.
This part is the newest and the roughest. If a question reads oddly, lands
at the wrong level, or prints badly, tell me and I will fix it —
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How many from each topic
Whole Numbers302 to draw from
Fractions115 to draw from
Ratio107 to draw from
Percentage78 to draw from
Area, Perimeter & Volume45 to draw from
Speed, Distance & Time83 to draw from
Data Analysis & Averages33 to draw from
Geometry & Angles42 to draw from
Number Patterns24 to draw from
Algebra10 to draw from
Pick by technique instead
Large numbers and operation orderGroup digits by place value, then do brackets and multiplication or division before addition or subtraction.104 to draw from
Area and volume foundationsChoose the matching base and perpendicular height, or count equal cube layers before multiplying dimensions.1 to draw from
Rate as an amount per unitSay both units aloud, then connect amount, rate and number of units.8 to draw from
Decimals and percentagesKeep place values and the whole visible while scaling decimals or finding a percentage.96 to draw from
P5 fraction foundationsTranslate division into a fraction, then calculate exactly with mixed and improper fractions.38 to draw from
Forming and simplifying ratiosKeep the quantities in order and divide both by the same number.4 to draw from
Percentage changeCompare how much an amount changed with its original value.2 to draw from
Algebra basicsUse a letter for an unknown number and work with what it means.10 to draw from
Units and partsCut one amount into equal shares. One number tells you what a share is worth.147 to draw from
BranchingThe second fraction is of one piece, not of the whole.34 to draw from
The equal conceptThe question tells you a part of one pile equals a part of another.24 to draw from
Repeated identityOne length or count, described two ways in the same question.36 to draw from
Constant partThe ratio changes, but one person's amount stays the same.13 to draw from
Constant totalMoney moves between two people, so their total never changes.34 to draw from
Constant differenceThe gap between the two amounts never changes.5 to draw from
Everything changedBoth amounts change, so no total and no gap stays fixed.10 to draw from
Gap and differenceShare the same things two ways. One way leaves too many, the other too few.19 to draw from
Suppose and swapSuppose everything is one kind, then swap one at a time until the total is right.27 to draw from
Number × valueOne batch repeats. Work out one batch, then multiply.25 to draw from
Same time, same distanceTwo travellers spend the same time, or cover the same distance.18 to draw from
Working backwardsYou know how it ended. Undo each step, last one first.31 to draw from
An average is a totalTurn the average back into a total before doing anything with it.38 to draw from
Overlap and cancelTwo shapes share a region, and the shared part cancels out.23 to draw from
Angle chasingOne angle gives you the next, until you reach the angle asked for.20 to draw from
Seeing it moveWork out where the pieces land after a fold, cut or stack.25 to draw from
Factors and multiplesThe answer comes from how the numbers divide, not from a bar model.17 to draw from
Growing patterns and tablesFind the rule, so Figure 250 is no harder than Figure 4.30 to draw from
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