Fun Maths and Literacy extension activities for Key Stage 2

Fun Maths and Literacy extension activities for Key Stage 2

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Fun Maths and Literacy extension activities for Key Stage 2 © 2012 Robert John Taylor

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Contents Maths

pages M1 to M40

Domino puzzles .............................................................. M1 Number spiral tortoise ..................................................... M9 Addition 1 ........................................................................ M10 Addition 2 ........................................................................ M11 Addition 3 ........................................................................ M12 Number split puzzles ..................................................... M13 Number chain puzzles .................................................... M21 Follow the trail computation puzzles ............................... M24 Number facts maze puzzles............................................ M30

Literacy

pages L1 to L40

Trackwords .................................................................... L1 Anagrams ....................................................................... L11 Word searches (expanding vocabulary)... ..................... L21 Sentence jumblers .......................................................... L35

Answers to selected pages are printed after page L40.

Do Something Useful !

Match the shapes to join up the dominoes.

M1

Shape Dominoes 1

Match the shapes to join up the dominoes. Do Something Useful !

M2

Shape Dominoes 2

Can you match up the dominoes without the lines crossing over?

7

2

2

3

5

M3

2

3

4 9 9

4

8

Number Dominoes 1

7

8

2

5


0

9

3

3

8

0

4 2

4

8

1 7

7

2

5

Number Dominoes 2

5

1

6

M4

9

6


Can you match up the dominoes without the lines crossing over?

Join up the dominoes by matching pairs of numbers that add up to 10.

8

1

7

4 3

9

M5

6

8

2

7

4

9

6

3

Number Bonds 1

5 2

5 1


Join up the dominoes by matching pairs of numbers that add up to 10.

8

1

9

8

6

4 8

M6

3


4 3

7

2 2 9

5 2 9 7

4 5 1

9

6

3

7

Number Bonds 2

6

Can you do it without the lines crossing over?


Join up the dominoes by matching pairs of numbers that add up to 10

M7

Dot Bonds 1

Can you do it without the lines crossing over?


Join up the dominoes by matching pairs of numbers that add up to 10

M8

Dot Bonds 2


M9 !

Number Spiral Tortoise

1 Colour the head, legs and tail green. Colour odd numbers red. Colour even numbers blue. 2 Carefully cut out.

4 Put glue on this area .

3 Cut along this thick line up to the centre.

5 stick the thick line down on top of the dotted line. 6 Fold the head, legs and tail upwards along the broken lines, then fold back along thee edge of the shell.


1

M10

Addition 1

Add these pairs of numbers.

2 1

5 3

2 2 3

3

4

4

5

5

1 2 1

5


Complete the web by adding the pairs of numbers.

M11

3 2 16 2

3

Addition 2

3

9

1 3 2

8


Complete the web by adding the pairs of numbers.

M12

5 3

48 112

4

16

5

6

Addition 3

36


M13

Number Split 1

Split the numbers up to complete the puzzle.

1

2 5

6

7

8 4 9

1

10 11

12 6


M14

Number Split 2


4

6 11

12

16

18

16

4

12 5 13

22 14


M15

Number Split 3


5 13 25

23

27

28 12 15

3

14 28 17 31


M16

Number Split 4


12

19 39

42

47

63 38 77

22

64 52

57 30

1 6 13 28

M17

60


Split the numbers up to complete the puzzle

17

6

34 3

5

Number Split 5

126


1 Do Something Useful !

11 21 40 83

M18

176 6

50 9

2

Number Split 6

24


11 21 43 92


5

M19

193 8

52 7

3

Number Split 7

27


11 22 52 119


7

M20

263 9

77 12

6

Number Split 8

38

3 + 2 = …. +2 = ….

…. = 3 -

+2 = ….

+2 = ….

. = …

It starts with a 3.

. =… +1

+3

=

. …

8 = ….

Number Chain 1

If you get it all correct it will finish with a 3

M21

Can you complete the number chain?

+5 = ….

- 2 = ….

-3

3 = -3


Start here

+3 = …. + 4 = ….

- 9 = ….

+ 4 = ….

5 +3 = ….

+2 = ….

…. -1 =

+6 = ….

+2 = …. -10

It starts with 5.

+

= +5

-

3

=

. …

-7 = ….

Number Chain 2

If you get it all correct it will finish with 5

M22

1 = ….


. +5 = …. = …

5 = -3


Start here

-6 = …. + 4 = ….

- 2 = ….

+ 4 = ….

25 +8 = …. +2 = ….

+12

= -20

It starts with 25.

+

1= +3

-

25

=

Number Chain 3

If you get it all correct it will finish with 25

M23

16 =


. +25 = …. -17 = … . = …

25 = -3


Start here

…. +6 = …. = 1 1 -

-15 =

+ 4 = ….

- 22 =

+ 9 = ….


M24

Follow the Trail 1

Draw the trail from question to answer until you get back to the start.

30 Start here how many 5s in 30?

300

64

250

what is one third of this?

halve this twice

add 60

10

16

110

17

treble this number

multiply this by 10

how many 10s in this?

add both digits

310

50

6

100

round to nearest 100

find one fifth of this

add 28

take away 93

8

7

11

160

square this number

square this number

add 39

find a quarter of this

40

34

49

50

add 70

halve this

round to the nearest 10

multiply this by 5


M25

Follow the Trail 2


21 Start here What is 21 x 3?

50

75

45

multiply by 10

divide this by 25

Multiply by 10 then halve

8

9

25

30

subtract 4

add 38

find one fifth of this

halve this number

3

90

500

4

multiply by 7

find one third of this

halve this twice

square this number

5

15

16

47

add ten more 5s to this

treble this number

what is the next square number?


225

55

125

63


add 2 tens

add the digits

add 27


M26

Follow the Trail 3


8 Start here how many 25s in 200?

3

160

120

add 25

divide this by 20


30

540

55

72

multiply by 9

add these digits

divide this by 5


80

12

6

8

double this

what is ¼ of this ?

square this number

multiply this by itself

11

9

square this number

subtract ⅓ of this

28 round to the nearest 10

121 round to the nearest 10

36

64

270

16

double this

halve this twice

double this

add 39


M27

Follow the Trail 4

Draw the trail from question to answer until you get back to the start. 2

60

32

square this number

add three 7s

treble this number

27

3

24

36

double this twice

multiply by 9

multiply by 3

divide by 3

81

8

16

18

find the square root

multiply this by 6

double this number

divide by 9

96

108

72

6

find one quarter

divide by 6

double this number

square this number

12

144

9

4

multiply by 5



square this number

48 Start here halve this 3 times


M28

Follow the Trail 5


100

50

1000

36

Start here take away four 3s

double this number

subtract 390

multiply by 10

250

364

85

27

multiply by 4

halve this number

add nine 9s

double this number

11

332

305

182

add 4 squared

subtract eleven 12s

add seven 5s

add 68

340

108

166

300

divide by 4

find one third

double this number

add 8 squared

360

610

88

200

subtract one sixth

halve this number

divide by 8

halve this twice


M29

Follow the Trail 6


144 Start here Halve this 4 times

7

66

6

multiply by 20

double the answer

double this number

112

42

54

48

subtract 8²

add 6²

add 6

double this twice

120

192

12

49

decrease by 30%

subtract 32

square this number


9

84

132

160

multiply by 6

halve this number

find 25% of this

find 75% of this

33

78

140

60

add 4²

divide by 13

decrease by 20%

increase by 10%


M30

Number Bond Maze 1

Use different colours to join up pairs of numbers that add up to 50, going through the maze !

31

35

24

28

15

13

37

26

19

34

22

16


M31

Number Bond Maze 2

Use different colours to join up pairs of numbers that add up to 100 , going through the maze !

24

85

57

68

39

61

83

43

76

17

15

32


M32

Square Number Maze

Use different colours to join up square number equations, going through the maze !

= 81

= 25

4x4

= 16

5x5

= 64

6x6

= 36

7x7

= 49

8x8

9x9


M33

Factors Maze

48

...... x 8

Insert the missing factors and use different colours to find their routes through the maze.

...... x3

...... x 4

48

6x

12 x ......

x2 . . . . ..

......


M34

Factors Maze

60

...... x 15


6

x

.... ..

4

60

.... .. x

...... x 3

2

.... . . x 10

..... . x


M35

Factors Maze

72

12 x ......


3x

..... .

. .....

x6

72

8x

...... x 4

...

36 x ...

..... .


M36

Factors Maze

120

...... x 40


12 x

..... .

4

..... . x

120

...... x 5

x 20

.....

. .....

.x

24


M37

Factors Maze

144

4 x ......


12 x

.x .....

......

3

144

...... x 8

. .....

18 x

x6

..... .


M38

Factors Maze

96

...... x 3


8x

..... .

4

..... . x

96

...... x 24

x 48

.....

. .....

.x

6


Join the factors around the outside to the multiples in the centre.

4

5

3

6

M39

70

7

8

12

10

9

Multiples Maze 1

36

2

15


Join the numbers in the centre to the factors which will divide in to them.

2

3

12

M40

120

144

4

5

9

8

6

Multiples Maze 2

10


Trackword 1

L1

Inside the grid is one 9-letter word. You have to find words using letters C in boxes that are touching. s

h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a

Here are example of how to do it.

m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

e

p

h

l

e

a

s

t

n

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: these animals are big!.

3-letter words

4-letter words The 9-letter word is

Work out your score here Number Number of letters of words

points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total

If you run out of space use the back of the sheet.


Trackword 2

L2


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

r

b

a

g

e

t

n

i

h

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: something to stay alive.

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 3

L3


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

c

o

h

o

e

c

l

a

t

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: something nice to eat.

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 4

L4


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

t

e

l

p

e

e

h

o

n

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: something used for talking to people.

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 5

L5


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

b

c

o

l

a

n

e

t

s

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: a police officer.

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 6

L6


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

a

n

g

s

d

e

u

o

r

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: not safe

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 7

L7


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

r

p

e

t

a m

y

t

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

i

Clue: get together for a birthday

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 8

L8


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

e

i

p

a

n

e

p

p

l

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: a tropical fruit

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 9

L9


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

d

t

f

r

e

a

a

w

r

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: not before!

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Trackword 10

L10


h

r

C

h

r

C

h

r

i

a

s

i

a

s

i

a


m

s

t

m

s

t

m

s

a

r

b

e

t

e

h

t

a

t

hit

mist

Christmas

Worth 1 point

Worth 2 points

Worth 20 points

5 or 6 letters

7 or 8 letters

Clue: our body’s constant rhythm

3-letter words



points won

3

point XX 11 point

4

X 2 points

5 or 6

X 3 points

7 or 8

X 4 points

9 letter word

20 points

Total



Anagrams 1

L11

Animals Unscramble these animals and use the numbered letters to find the last one. cta 6

sehep 4

rgtei 8

lino 7

meacl 2

phpio 5

welha 3

hieckn 1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8


Anagrams 2

L12

Sports Unscramble these sports and use the numbered letters to find the last one. lafbtool 6

nesnit 8

4

teckicr

denruors 3

byurg 1

glcicny 5

jdou 7

kaater 2

m 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8


Anagrams 3

L13

Things in a pencil case Unscramble these objects and use the numbered letters to find the last one. nilcep 4

3

coarnsy 10

ftle

2

9

ptsi 8

reubrb 5

reurl 6

legu

ktcsi 1

naeperhsr 7

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


Anagrams 4

L14

Things in the kitchen Unscramble these items and use the numbered letters to find the last one. veskin 7

mirxe 8

cokreo 6

regdif 9

5

10

fezrere 2

reelep 3

sanp 4

ibn 1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


Anagrams 5

L15

Things to eat Unscramble these words and use the numbered letters to find the last one. zaizp 9

5

sispcr 8

teacohcol 4

acrrtso 11

rtufi 1

dirnen 7

2

6

paes 10

seewst 3

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

4

9

10

11


Anagrams 6

L16

Things to wear Unscramble these clothing items and use the numbered letters to find something to pack them in!

tuoresrsl 8

2

rIhst 3

nsejg 6

sscko 5

sovleg 7

kectja 4

ctoa

crsaf 1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8


Anagrams 7

L17

Things with legs Unscramble these words and use the numbered letters to find the last one. emosu 4

ahrci 9

seip rd 1

6

kd se 5

tca 8

sohre 11

3

rilg 7

10

lehtenpa 2

b 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11


Anagrams 7

L18

Things with wheels Unscramble these objects and use the numbered letters to find the last one.

acr 3

yrlro

ubs 2

caohc 4

cylc ibe 7

5

4

5

marp 1

lyoterl 8

rescoto 3

1

2

3

4

6

7

8


L19

Anagrams 9

Countries Unscramble these countries of Western Europe and use the numbered letters to find the last one. Give each one a capital letter at the start. ipnas 10

1

rcefan 2

yIait 3

gmulebi 4

wnaoyr 5

tagolupr 6

mngyrea 7

dweens 9

8

h 1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10


L20

Anagrams 10

Musical instruments

pru t tem 1

trugai 2

livnoi 3

murd 4

soobans 5

crorrede 6

nopia 7

uftle 8

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8


b u h t f d e t n a r g i s b

a c a n h v v c d e g g e b e

g l a r g u e d c p f c b j d

r q b x o d c h o m o o k b e

e s v g f e d d n k u m a h t

agreed apologised asserted boasted complained cried enquired grumbled

e t m d c g e e c a d p v a s

d l r e l d n r l s e l c e a

L21

d z s l a e i e u s i a a u o

e v e b i l e w d e l i b w b

Words instead of said (1)

r d d m m w d s e r p n z f d

i e e u e o t n d t m e v e d

u t c r d n k a w e i d c d e

announced argued barked claimed conceded declared exclaimed implied

q n n g b k w p a d n l e g i

n e u s o c t s z x a k n v r

e m o b o a k f i r r j x d c

r m n g y e v v e a p n r j h

s o n t d b b d b a e c e y s

s c a z y o e x c l a i m e d

d e s i g o l o p a x d i m n

h i v d e d e c n o c c g g r

answered asked begged commented concluded denied granted acknowledged


j i w a r b e d z y e l l e d

v d e t s e g g u s d a l r j

r y z y h b f m c y h e e h f

k e i l y m d o u u m p t u j

h s p d l d n v t t l q t o d

insisted mumbled ordered reminded reported screamed sneered warned

s t s e l b e u s i t c o d n

d a m m a a h t e d m e e h i

e t i s b t u d u t p d r x a

L22

s e l r q w e g c o n k w e g

Words instead of said (2)

i d e e l m r d h i h w s d d

m d d v t f n d m e x s z e v

o e d e b g h e e s d d y n u

laughed muttered pleaded repeated revealed shouted stated whispered

r r e a c n r z f l l s k a o

p e d l f v j q k i b o d o e

m p a e d e r e d r o m u m s

p s e d r e p o r t e d u c g

t i l t i n s i s t e d o m v

r h p l h s c o f f e d t c j

z w c g d e r e e n s a t g h

c h u o s c r e a m e d d q f

moaned noted promised replied scoffed smiled suggested yelled


s c t e l l a i n e g j a e k

a u j g x n w u v i t n l g c

t g g o w x f r y z p b z p q

i q a o r r k i r n a c w t g

s o f d e k c a e y j f m n u

pleasant polite satisfying genial delightful handsome engaging

f f f g l a f u o d v o s a l

y x z l b z f j m r n w z s g

i f b u a a n f d j d i u a n

Words instead of nice

L23

n r p f e e l t a i h o k e i

g i y t k d g e x b y q h l l

l e o h i s n q c z l d e p a

b n p g l z i v x r y e m f e

good lovely amusing affable likeable appealing

x d o i b l s h n f l y o n p

g l o l u r u x d n e g s q p

v y n e j u m p m v v p d u a

s a m d y a a m u i o o n r l

y l a e l b a i m a l l a d k

q p l e a s i n g x i i h a u

g n i g a g n e b r a t z i d

kind enjoyable amiable pleasing friendly alluring

k g g a l l u r i n g e o k e


L24

c p e c p t s a v k w d l k k

t u t e e l b a z i s l n j e

e g a i p u n y j z a c c d i

l b p h s y e r u t a i n i m

t y t t n g r e a t k u q g u

t w s z h i j l b m l n x t j

colossal huge substantial undersized sizable miniscule paltry negligible

i e u l a s s o l o c t x n v

l e b j c m t h g i l s b s w

q l s s u o i c a p s p y y x

Instead of big/little

c c a i o e p e n k v i k u a

e s n s e f a v h x t h e n v

c i t h l s l i p l i g e d w

enormous vast immense spacious little miniature slight diminutive

i n i o b u t t z q m v d e b

t i a r i o r u m w m m p r m

n m l t g m y n a f e i q s a

a h d h i r q i m n n n w i s

g j i u l o w m m q s u e z s

i s l g g n s i o j e t n e i

g t b e e e k d t i l e a d v

gigantic great massive mammoth tiny minute puny short

c m x v n n a b h w s y k j e


m i i l e g e n d a r y z h x

m l e l c h a r m i n g y g q

a a t t r a c t i v e e r c s

g l u f r e d n o w l t a s p

i t w h h e s a q e z a n c i

astonishing brilliant charming delightful fantastic incredible magical spicy

c i w g z s u s u l p c i i c

a e i n d s o t f b w i d p y

L25

l f v i e p l o v i n l r g u

e v f h t i l y g d l e o o i

Positive Adjectives

l s l s a s e n n e d d a r h

b u u i r u v d m r e l r g b

a o s n b o r i y c l b t e r

astounding extraordinary delicate enjoyable glorious legendary marvellous superb

y l c o e i a n o n i r x o i

o u i t l r m g u i c e e u l

j b o s e o q n b w i p f s l

n a u a c l x t b c o u n e i

e f s n h g s y o p u s p x a

d e l i g h t f u l s y j i n

s c r u m p t i o u s w o n t

attractive celebrated delicious fabulous gorgeous luscious scrumptious wonderful

e p w e s g f a n t a s t i c


j a d e l k c a h s m a r b h

d b o c i v m x w k k m u o a

i s e u g l y r a n w e n g e

s r h o r r i b l e k s r d c

h d y u w u k u t l i s e e v

abandoned cluttered dishevelled gloomy horrible neglected ramshackled ugly

e r d t j w l t z w j y l e c

v e i d e n o d n a b a i r l

L26

e a t u u d n r i c m g a i u

l r n a c r e e p y o f b e t

Negative Adjectives l y u s d g r i m y l q l b t

e g z d e t c e l g e n e o e

d x x f z h r s u o n i m o r

bedraggled creepy dreary grimy jumbled ominous repulsive unreliable

p t d e l g g a r d e b y k e

i t c i l e r e d f t c g e d

e v i s l u p e r e h p t u f

g l o o m y c l c a k i d i o

s i n i s t e r o j r a h n j

j u m b l e d t h r k g f u f

t c x x w j i c i t e h t a p

chaotic derelict eerie hideous messy pathetic sinister untidy

u x m l e c n m s u o e d i h


x c q z g j a e s r u o c s y

v d a o l b b l t j f s z v f

l d e y x m a e l r a f b e t

m r e r e f v n r o u l b s m

d a u h o p a n n t w x e r w

allowed banned board break coarse current dear father

q o y d o b i r p e h e j a t

v b y n j c h e t i d r d o f

m b g a z u x v k h u y j c a

d m h b y r t l r a e o v s t

L27

e c k t p r q k r v r r x j h

Homophones (1)

a a u v j a j l q f t b m r e

r d v r q n c z n v s z k e r

aloud berth bored caught course days deer flaw

e c a w r t w a l f a y w b x

c o u r t e j i d a z e a e h

q v c t a b n q i e d d m d t

p y a v f r a t v j e n s s r

b b u m l e l c y e x n a b i

d r g k o a o i r i b t n y b

e k h s o k u u f e f w q l e

band birth brake court currant daze farther floor

d h t r r t d f o f k z g n m


t b b a i q o q d s m d e t k

s c y m g q i v m r y y c v m

y m k l t d i a m b a d a k p

flour here leak male meter mist pair rain

z z g y b p i l l r h i k i x

z c q h n l a q m k t m n v d

k r e d e i s a o h t q j c o

x r r j m l e d w p r k v o v

L28

e c j f b i a r e i m n j f k

h e c i e z n m d n e o d n s

Homophones (2)

v n r l f r z l m w m w a g a

flower knows leek mare metre mode pare reign

t q y a e y a g q o s s l i a

j w k u p a u m f m c r y e b

n o s e l x k l p r k o e r d

m f m x f n o e v p e m v f q

i k e j k u a j b l a w m u r

s l t z r r s o r e y i o z v

s e e x k p b o k r a c r l v

hear nose mail mayor missed mowed pear rein

e d r p e y y w e t a g r p f

d o j j i a x c e e f t s i m

v m w c m u l s l m r a e h z


h r r u e h e z p p e u b t m

w a t s r r s w h i c h a g v

p z o i r z r h g u o r h t s

w r i i h a f x f l t e b e b

t r s e e n s z m e g f p t k

peace practise rose seen threw thrown weak whether

l t s a r i m m q v c t m u u

e v h t c u f f z h b a w o y

L29

p r a z f a x a r r b s s o b l n n h v n b h o n o e s c t s e y h u v e z x r p l i s n

Homophones (3)

c k a e w m e n h c v h z i d

t c w e e k e e b w i t c h z

piece root rows some through waist week which

i r g p e q r e h g j r k x k

s y u m e c r e h t a e w w t

e x o t m u s p f f a z t e q

l s s s w o r q e c e i p r h

l a i z t h r o w n l s y h q

w r l v p r a c t i c e z t x

n q m k s i i s t q w a i s t

practice route scene sum throne waste weather witch

n f t o o r p j t l j p h k s


L30

Adverbs (1)

s f x x n e r v o u s l y d w

e y r c o r r e c t l y l l a

d l k e h l i j l p l y t y l

p n i m o n t h l y i y u i u

b p g a a y l i s a e l w s j

e a w b o a m j f q x i h n m

almost busily carelessly easily loudly monthly noisily perfectly

p n d u m e r r i l y s a o i

e s c l q h m e q h b u p i s

g y r l y p o o r l y b p s e

r y y l t h g i r b c e i i r

e y p l y k m y d y y e y y b

badly calmly correctly greedily merrily nearly obediently politely

i d m l d z m t j a l l y l y

l u i o y j n i r i u s k t p

y o p a m e k k d n f s p c o

m l s w i y r g z f e e t e l

g g y d l g e b y u r l s f i

q e e m f x n c m l a e o r t

o b l v k s b l z l c r m e e

o a f n m s e x m y x a l p l

brightly carefully dimly happily miserably nervously painfully poorly

c z g y l r a e n y k c a e y


y y l h s i f l e s q r e f n

k y l l a c i t c a t u e d k

r y l t h g i t y t v d d y q

l z d e j m o d l e s e d i u

promptly rarely sadly shyly smoothly stealthily tactically truthfully

p r o m p t l y s i z l l h q

w n i q e n k g q r u y s u r

k e v y l w o l s y k z i e y

w h l s l e e p i l y c g s l

L31

y n c l a e x z m d k u r o l

l y l t e i u q t l l x y m u

Adverbs (2)

i s s h m l o c y a k l t e f

h h w y k s e n r u i s r t t

quickly regularly seldom sleepily sneakily suddenly thoughtfully wearily

t y i p l o a l l r s u u i h

l l f r c e y d a o n d t m g

a y t k f k r e l x e d h e u

e y l k i p w a b y a e f s o

t j y i u l t y r x k n u w h

s m y l h t o o m s i l l y t

y r h l h f g s q u l y l s p

quietly rudely selfishly slowly sometimes swiftly tightly well

d m i m y v s q o z y u y e o


p o x u b e i g e s g o y b y

k c o p p e r l i l a c t k a

m x e t t u r q u o i s e e g

c q o g j i b f w j q k f g o

o s w k g t z l m m n u q x j

amber blue copper gold indigo maroon purple violet

r q p u y g y o a y u h l l t

a n x h f a w n y c j o d t m

n j r e b m a e n r k l v t x

g d c w f y u m y u o f o y m

L32

e v c h e l q v u g w w c v d

Colours

g y t i b m a r o o n n c a b

v n l t d a y a l w f s a o d

beige brown cyan green lilac orange red white

e t c e z g a m o i p o b y g

h d e r o j e l k n g r u q c

b c n d b y l s n d e s r m x

b f e y t e c j i i m u g h y

r s e e y f h u p g i u u m c

o g r r j e f b x o l b n a n

w p g g z v i o l e t n d e q

black burgundy fawn grey lime pink turquoise yellow

n p u r p l e r p n j s y x n


r b k j q f h x a d m i t f f

n b q r l p o r l e d x z m t

l v g z n g m r w h i t e d e

l g k u z d d x w m b o z e m

l t p u n i s h r a l z b e p

b y n b i n d f e b r d f p o

i q y e d y e u w l u d l f r

e u t d n e h n a a t e s o a

admit backwards black cheap deep funny heavy minimum punish rough singular temporary

L33

h k j h e a r n r c q x y g r

d g s j g n m y d k s p l t y

Antonyms (1)

n l u i s i w r r p q e r p h

q b d o n h l y e w r n m s t

p r m v r g a i n p n s u d o

k m o s b l u l h e b i m r o

k i f u e c a l l b d v i a m

a n c o y c h r a o q e x w s

deny forwards white expensive shallow serious light maximum reward smooth plural permanent

o i n i v j g e u r w e a k j

m m y r a r i v a l a t m c m

s u z e e y v k x p p o w a f

v m i s h f b w i u c k s b x


g w w h e g f g b y b t l e p

u d s n n q q p h a w k h s o

i i e z i r z k o e u l g c v

u a s l u c t s e d o m n x e

r r e o n l g h u l q l k s r

e v l r e f y u y n a e l c t

y u l g g o t k w i k l z y y

h t a l l y r v n o k v w s w

arrival borrow buy clean entrance genuine modest near poverty strong tall voluntary

L34

a e o p j y i q m v r e x y e

p b r l r e d c l h l r s a c

Antonyms (2) u e o u s a z q b m e i o d n

u y q a t h f f c d n o q b a

p w w b s r o b a s d m l h r

w m g h u t a r b k t m w a t

e a q c t y f p t t e r a l n

departure lend sell dirty exit fake boastful far wealth weak short compulsory

a w v i w q v u e s x z o t e

l u x e k z a m l d n d i n u

t e a o l a v i r r a e n y g

h k c o m p u l s o r y j d c

y r a t n u l o v c a k s h d

slowly.

The pirate

buried the treasure

secretly.

The footballer

ran around the field

erratically.

The OfSTED inspector

stalked around the classroom

The taxi driver

drove his car

The cat

ate a dish of catfood

The dog

chased the cat

The chicken

crossed the road

threateningly. dangerously. enthusiastically. energetically. amusingly.

L35

walked to school

Sentence jumbles 1 noun, verb, adverb

Darren


Cut out these sentences then cut each strip up along the dotted lines. Mix up the pieces to make more interesting sentences! Do they make sense?

carefully

watched the traffic.

The postman

clumsily

dropped the parcel.

The fireman

bravely

rescued the cat.

Biffo the Clown

happily

entertained the children.

A barn owl

silently

caught and ate a mouse.

Darren

lazily

stayed in bed all day.

The driver

carelessly

drove into the hedge.

Lucy

contentedly

played with dolls.

L36

The policeman



Sentence jumbles 2 noun, adverb, verb

rode the

ancient

bicycle.

Kevin

ate the

fresh

cream cake.

Karen

drove the

shiny

Ferrari.

Murray the dog

chewed the

new

sofa.

Mika the cat

chased the

tiny

mouse.

Humpty Dumpty

fell off the

tall

wall.

bit the

careless

swimmer.

fried the

frozen

chips.

L37

Hayley



Sandra the cook

Sentence jumbles 3 noun, verb, adjective, noun

A crocodile

a long

assembly.

The firemen

rushed to

a burning

building.

The nurse

chatted to people in

a crowded

waiting room.

crawled along

a green

leaf.

opened up

a new

shop.

kicked the ball at

an open

goal.

swam around

an empty

tank.

prepared

a fabulous

meal.

A caterpillar A grocer A footballer The goldfish Geoff the chef

L38

slept through

Sentence jumbles 4 noun, verb, adjective, noun

My teacher



swam up

the stream.

The smelly

pig

rolled in

the mud.

The kind, old

lady

strolled around

the park.

hiker

walked across

the hills.

ice cream van

drove up

the road.

team

celebrated in

the pub.

A dangerous

shark

hunted in

the water.

The fluffy

lamb

frolicked

in the sunshine.

The bearded The noisy The winning

L39

duckling

Sentence jumbles 5 adjective noun, verb, noun

The ugly



An exhausted The cunning

runner

staggered over

the line.

prowled around

the farmyard.

The meticulous

detective

examined

the crime scene.

A lazy

workman

hid inside

a shed.

An inspiring

teacher

taught in

the classroom.

An experienced

vet

visited

the zoo.

actress

appeared on

a talk show.

bank robber

ran from

then bank.

L40

fox



A hopeless

Sentence jumbles 6 adjective noun, verb, noun

An unknown


Answers to Selected Numeracy Sheets Addition 2

Addition 1 1

1

2

2 1

1

5 3

9

5

20 11

6

6

3

13

3

36

9

3

11

64

16

2

5 3

28

4

4 2

12 7

2

7

2

5 3

7 15

4

1

8

2

9

8 20

5

19

5

Addition 3

3

17

4

12

3

10

48

7

5

28

4

112 64

16 9

36 20

5 11 6

Number Split 1

Number Split 3

1 2 1

5

5

Number Split 2 6

2

5

1

7

9

1

9

4 16

5

5

5

6

8

52 27

19

57

14

30 8

Do Something Useful

25

8 6

22

17

64

14

8

1

22 39

11 17

2

13

6

38 77

11

31

16

63 0

28 3

12

6 12

25

3 3

4 7

1

11

9

47

12

14

13 22

9

15 5

18

5 10

4

16

4 9

20 42

16 28

7

39 7

27

7

3

12 19

4 11

3

12

4 8

Number Split 4

12 23

2

11

3

8

25

4

3 6

13

11

answers 1


Answers to Selected Numeracy Sheets (continued)

Number Split 5

Number Split 6 1

4

6

11 5

13 7

28

2

32

126

17

43 93

6 9

34

19

83 176

8

66

10

40

15

60

3 9

24

6 15

50

17

7

21

26

3 8

9 11

5

Number Split 7

2

Number Split 8 5

7

11 6

21

22 49

193 101

52 4

12 27

25

144

8 17

38

9 21

77 39

7 10

12 18

3

Do Something Useful

67

263 8

12 29

119

15

52

4

23

10

43 92

11

6

answers 2


Answers to Selected Literacy Sheets

Trackword sheets - nine letter words 1. elephant 2. breathing 3. chocolate 4. telephone 5. dangerous 6. partytime 7. pineapple 8. constable 9. afterward 10. heartbeat

Anagram Challenge sheets 1. cat sheep tiger lion camel hippo whale chicken elephant

2. football tennis cricket rounders rugby cycling judo karate badminton

6. trousers shirt jeans socks gloves jacket coat scarf suitcase

7. mouse chair spider desk cat horse girl elephant snooker

Do Something Useful

3. pencil crayons felt tips rubber ruler glue stick sharpener calculator

8. car lorry bus coach bicycle pram trolley scooter pushchair

answers 3

4. knives mixer cooker fridge freezer peeler pans bin breadknife

9. Spain France Italy Belgium Norway Portugal Germany Sweden Netherlands

5. pizza crisps chocolate carrots fruit dinner peas sweets fish and chips

10 trumpet guitar violin drum bassoon recorder piano flute trombone

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