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An UKS2 New Year 2026 maths challenge mat packed with reasoning and problem-solving. Covers place value, calculation, measures and money. Includes answers.
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This UKS2 New Year 2026 Maths Challenge Mat is a rich problem-solving resource designed to deepen pupils’ mathematical reasoning, fluency and real-world application using the number 2026 as a meaningful context. Aimed at Upper Key Stage 2, this low-prep maths mat encourages pupils to explain their thinking, justify answers and apply knowledge across multiple strands of the maths curriculum, including place value, calculation, measure and money. The activities include: Completing and interpreting number lines and decimal intervals Understanding and explaining how we say and write years correctly Identifying whether 2026 is a prime number and justifying reasoning Representing 2026 using place value counters in different ways Multiplying by age for personalised calculation practice Solving subtraction problems involving large numbers Estimating mass using scales and explaining estimation challenges Applying money knowledge to real-life contexts (£20.26 and £2,026) Comparing temperatures and interpreting temperature differences This resource is ideal for: January maths lessons Reasoning and problem-solving sessions Early finishers or extension tasks Whole-class discussion or independent work An answer sheet is included, making this an easy-to-use, high-impact resource for busy teachers.
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