Five a Day - Number - Place Value and Roman Numerals

KS2Gems presents a series of 'Maths Five a Day' exercises, focusing on Place Value and Roman Numerals, specifically tailored for SATs revision. The resource includes five questions, each mirroring the style of past SATs papers, allowing students to practice and assess their understanding in a familiar format. After each question, answers are provided on the subsequent slide, enabling immediate feedback. Teachers can utilise these questions as a quick starter activity to gauge pupils' knowledge or as a tool for retrieval practice to reinforce learning.

The questions range from completing an addition sentence by finding a missing number to manipulating digit cards to form a number with specific place value conditions. One of the questions also tests students' ability to convert Roman numerals to modern-day figures, such as translating 'MMIX' into the year 2009. Additionally, students are asked to identify digits in particular place value positions within a larger number. Each question is crafted to challenge students' understanding of number placement and the value of digits within a number, as well as their comprehension of Roman numeral conversion, all essential skills in the Key Stage 2 Maths curriculum.