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SATs Arithmetic – Fractions – Adding Mixed Numbers
Master the SATs Skills is a set of targeted Year 6 arithmetic practice packs, each focusing on one key SATs question type. Every pack includes 5 worksheets using real SATs-style questions so children can master one mathematical skill at a time. Perfect for classroom intervention, boosters, revision, or homework.
This pack targets: Adding Mixed Numbers
Description
Master the SATs Skills is a collection of focused Year 6 SATs arithmetic resources designed to help pupils build confidence and accuracy in one specific skill at a time. Each pack includes five SATs-style worksheets, all dedicated to mastering a single arithmetic question type—such as adding decimals, multiplying fractions, finding percentages of numbers, long multiplication, and more.
These resources are created using real SATs-style question formats and follow the structure children will encounter in the KS2 Arithmetic Paper. By isolating one question type, children gain the repetition, fluency, and procedural confidence they need to succeed in their Year 6 SATs.
Whether you’re a Year 6 teacher planning targeted interventions, a tutor preparing children for the Arithmetic Paper, or a parent supporting SATs revision at home, these packs provide clear, consistent, and high-quality practice that fits perfectly into revision sessions, booster groups, and homework tasks.
All worksheets include answers, making marking quick and easy.
Why teachers love Master the SATs Skills:
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Highly targeted, single-skill SATs practice
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Five worksheets per pack for repeated fluency
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Real SATs-style questions
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Ideal for intervention, whole-class practice, tutoring, or homework
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Designed by experienced UK primary teachers
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Supports mastery and builds confidence for the KS2 Arithmetic test
Perfect for boosting fluency in essential Year 6 skills — one question type at a time.
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