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Putting the correct signs into number statements.

This might look simple but is actually quite tricky. Some leeway is needed, approximately half a centimetre either side.

Just as useful as number fans when answering money problems. A very popular resource in schools.

This week we take a look at extending number sequences, division, multiples and products, Roman numerals and calculating quickly mentally.

It's mainly number work this week, including dividing tenths by ten, the 12x table, formal written subtraction and much more.

Extending number sequences, written addition, division, co-ordinates and Roman numerals are all part of week 32.

The first of our weekly selection of resources, concentrating on number.

Accuracy and checking answers are the key to these questions.

Remember to make estimates and look for sensible answers when using a calculator.

Questions asking to find 100 less than a given number with squared paper to help if necessary.

Questions asking to find 100 more than a given number with squared paper to help if necessary.

Written division of 3-digit numbers by 1-digit.