SATs past papers (KS1 and KS2)
The last three years of KS2 SATs and optional KS1 tests, with mark schemes, from GOV.UK. Plus the real KS2 arithmetic papers to sit on screen, timed and marked out of 40.
Open the papers →Everything for Year 2, by subject and around the classroom.
The last three years of KS2 SATs and optional KS1 tests, with mark schemes, from GOV.UK. Plus the real KS2 arithmetic papers to sit on screen, timed and marked out of 40.
Open the papers →The last three years of KS2 SATs and optional KS1 tests, with mark schemes, from GOV.UK. Plus the real KS2 arithmetic papers to sit on screen, timed and marked out of 40.
Open the papers →Any range, including negatives and decimals. Click to draw jumps and dots, and hide the numbers for a blank number line.
Open the number line →Counters to drag between columns, from millions to hundredths, with exchanging and grouping.
Open the place value chart →Ones, tens, hundreds and thousands on a place value mat. Click a block to break it into ten.
Open the Dienes blocks →Red and yellow counters to drag, flip and shake, on their own or on ten frames.
Open the counters →A bead frame of 10, 20 or 100 beads in fives for counting, number bonds and subitising.
Open the rekenrek →The part-whole model or a bar model with two or three parts, dots for small numbers, every bond to the whole, and numbers to hide for questions.
Open number bonds →A teaching clock face with hands you drag, geared like a real clock, with the digital time and time in words to show or hide, and random times to read.
Open the practice clock →A 1 to 100 square to colour in by hand or by pattern (multiples, odd, square and prime numbers), with numbers you can hide.
Open the hundred square →A fraction wall from one whole to twelfths to colour in, with fractions, decimals or percentages and a line to compare lengths.
Open the fraction wall →A 10 × 10 or 12 × 12 multiplication grid to colour in, with answers you can hide and reveal.
Open the times table grid →A sheet of arithmetic questions for Years 1 to 6, with question types from each year's National Curriculum. Choose how many and which types, answer and mark on screen, or print with an answer page.
Make a sheet →Quick-fire times tables in space: hit the right answers in a ring of 12 buttons to fly a rocket to the Moon. Any tables, multiply or divide, with best scores and the facts to practise.
Play the game →Rows and columns of dots or squares for multiplication: turn them round and split them to show how multiplication works.
Open arrays →Squared paper (or lines or dots) to write on for working out, with coloured pens and a rubber.
Open the working-out grid →Coins (in their real shapes and proportions) and notes to drag onto a mat and add up.
Open money →1 to 6 dice with dots or numbers (1–6, 0–9, 1–12), showing the total, difference or product, for maths games.
Open the dice →2D shapes with their sides, vertices, right angles, symmetry and angles marked, and 3D shapes to spin with their faces, edges and vertices.
Open shapes →All 30 timetable activities as cards to cut out, in colour or ink-saving outlines, plus Now and Next headers. The same pictures as the board's visual timetable.
Open and print →All 30 timetable activities as cards to cut out, in colour or ink-saving outlines, plus Now and Next headers. The same pictures as the board's visual timetable.
Open and print →All 30 timetable activities as cards to cut out, in colour or ink-saving outlines, plus Now and Next headers. The same pictures as the board's visual timetable.
Open and print →The last three years of KS2 SATs and optional KS1 tests, with mark schemes, from GOV.UK. Plus the real KS2 arithmetic papers to sit on screen, timed and marked out of 40.
Open the papers →A sheet of arithmetic questions for Years 1 to 6, with question types from each year's National Curriculum. Choose how many and which types, answer and mark on screen, or print with an answer page.
Make a sheet →