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What is the probability of choosing a caramel from a jar of mixed sweets? Or a strawberry flavour? Or lemon? Enjoy learning about probability with these activity worksheets, tree diagrams included.
A simple probability worksheet using a 6‑dot dice. It invites learners to roll the dice multiple times, record each outcome, and compare how often each number appears. As they tally their results, they begin to notice patterns and explore ideas like theoretical probability versus experimental probability. This hands‑on activity helps you
A simple probability worksheet using a 6‑dot dice. It invites learners to roll the dice multiple times, record each outcome, and compare how often each number appears. As they tally their results, they begin to notice patterns and explore ideas like theoretical probability versus experimental probability. This hands‑on activity helps younger learners see how chance works in real time while practising counting, recording data, and interpreting results.

This worksheet activity allows students to use numerical data to calculate and understand the different averages: mean, median, mode and range.

A quick worksheet is a great way to introduce acute, right, and obtuse angles in a low‑pressure way. Learners simply look at each angle, decide which type it is and then decide on the correct label. It’s a gentle first step that helps children spot the differences — an acute angle that looks small and sharp, a right angle that forms a pe
A quick worksheet is a great way to introduce acute, right, and obtuse angles in a low‑pressure way. Learners simply look at each angle, decide which type it is and then decide on the correct label. It’s a gentle first step that helps children spot the differences — an acute angle that looks small and sharp, a right angle that forms a perfect corner, and an obtuse angle that opens wider. This simple activity builds confidence and gets everyone talking about angles in an easy, hands‑on way.

An introduction worksheet to help students learn how to use a protractor to measure angles!

Can you calculate the missing angles on a straight line? Find out with this worksheet activity. Answers are included.

Can you calculate the missing angles in a triangle? Find out with this worksheet activity. Answers are included.

Can you calculate the missing angles in a quadrilateral? Find out with this worksheet activity. Answers are included.

Can you calculate the missing angles involving parallel lines. A great way to introduce alternate and corresponding angles. Answers are included.

Enjoy this math 'crack the code' challenge whilst calculating the circumference of circles!

Solve and match activity with this algebra collecting like terms worksheet. An ideal self-assessment opportunity.

A fun crossnumber puzzle! Develop knowledge of place value with number word clues!