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Filling in missing numbers on a 100 square can be quite tricky.

Remember the rules when rounding a number to the nearest whole ten

Find three numbers to make totals, with the help of number lines. Two steps to work these out, making them quite hard.

Maths is all about patterns. Here we have an addition table with interesting diagonal patterns as well as seeing patterns in addition number sentences.

Finding the difference between two numbers as well as making subtraction number sentences from the numbers given.

Try taking away a single digit from a 3-digit number. These include taking away from whole hundreds which can be quite tricky.

A helpful set of pages for early division. Use a number line to hop along.

Using the division sign in number sentences.

When you divide by ten each digit moves one place to the right. We don't get into decimals just yet, so only whole number answers.

To find a quarter of a number, just halve it and halve it again! Easy!!

Using just the 3 numbers, make multiplication and division number sentences.

A different kind of number line: counting in quarters and halves.