Year 6 Maths Learning Journey
How to get started on the Year 6 Maths Learning Journey
You can either work through the worksheets below in the order they appear, or if you prefer pick worksheets that match topics your child is currently covering at school.
There is also a Year 6 maths Learning Journey checklist to help you keep track.
Alternatively, check out your child's dashboard on the home page. You'll find this week's worksheet from the Year 6 Maths programme (as well as the Year 6 English programme). You'll also find guides for parents on the topics your child is learning, so you can explain it to them, plus science experiments and topic-focused activity packs for you to explore if you have time to spare.
For more information, we'd recommend you read Year 6 maths: what your child learns.
Don't forget! We have a whole section on Year 6 Maths where you'll find lots more articles, worksheets, games and activities.
Don't forget to print out your reward chart!
Click the signposts below for even more Year 6 maths worksheets...
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