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Worksheets for your lessons.
Prepare classroom practice, small-group activities or homework. Choose a year and topic, print an A4 worksheet and keep the answer key for checking.
From topic to printed practice
- Choose the year and maths topic you want to practise.
- Start with six questions on one A4 page, or add more questions for a longer sheet. Written calculations have options for number size and carrying or exchanging.
- Print the question sheet and answer key separately. Use the worksheet in class or send it home.
- Share the worksheet link with another adult to reopen the same questions.
Worksheet creation is free and needs no account or pupil registration.
Explain it before they try it
Use the worked examples in Maths Method Lab to explain a calculation. Choose from written methods, mental strategies and Soroban approaches.
Explore learning methods →Teaching examples: column calculations
These guides explain place value, carrying and exchanging, with a starting worksheet for each skill.
Align hundreds, tens and ones
Give each digit its own place before calculating.
Read the guide →ENGLAND YEAR 3Carry a ten into the next column
Turn ten ones into one ten, and ten tens into one hundred.
Read the guide →ENGLAND YEAR 3Make room for a thousands answer
Two three-digit numbers can make a four-digit sum.
Read the guide →ENGLAND YEAR 3Exchange a ten before subtracting
Keep the same amount while making enough ones to subtract.
Read the guide →ENGLAND YEAR 3Exchange through a zero tens column
Exchange a hundred, then a ten, without losing place value.
Read the guide →ENGLAND YEAR 3Estimate first, then check with the inverse
Use a rough answer and a different operation to check a calculation.
Read the guide →Hands-on learning and curriculum guidance
For measurement, construction and discussion, use practical activities alongside printed questions.
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