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Many things, like the weather, can't be predicted with total confidence - but that's where probability comes in.

Find out some of the many situations where you might need to use maths in real life!

Find out different problem solving techniques to help you in maths and numeracy.

Learn how column addition can be used to make adding numbers easier.

Find out how number columns allow you to take large numbers and subtract one from another.

Explore how to use mental methods for addition and subtraction.

Using place value columns is a great way to multiply and divide. Give it a try.

Explore how to use mental methods for multiplication.

Discover how to use number lines for division.

Discover how to work out division problems that have remainders.

Discover how to use mental methods for multiplication.

Find out how you can use maths to solve your problems.

Explore how to look at a missing number problem and see how they are solved.

Find out how the order of operations shows you which bit of a calculation to do first.

Discover how numbers can be connected in a pattern and see if you can solve the puzzle.

Find out how partitioning a number can help you solve tricky maths problems.

Discover how to round a number to the nearest ten or hundred and why this can be helpful.

Find out about different ways to estimate and check your work.

Learn how to use equations to solve number problems.

Have a go at adding and subtracting fractions with matching and different denominators.

Join the gang at the fairground to find out how to multiply fractions and calculate proportion.

Find out how you can simplify fractions by dividing the numerator and denominator by the same number.

Gary Lineker from Match of the Day challenges you to answer three questions about fractions.

What does percentage mean? How can part of something be shown as a percentage?

Find out a simple way to work out the percentage of a number.

Discover how you can use ratio to show the relation between two values.

Find out about the relationship between fractions, percentages and ratio.

Gary Lineker from Match of the Day challenges you to answer two questions about ratios.

Take a look at a really simple way to collect data.

Take a look at a really quick and easy way to display simple data.

Learn about some different ways to visualise data.

Find out how to work out mode, median, mean and range of a set of data.

Find out how likely something is to happen and how this can be expressed as fractions, decimals or percentages.

From the shape of a flower to the numbers on a clock, everywhere you look you will be able to find some sort of pattern.

Find out about regular 2d shapes and irregular polygons.

Find out about scalene, equilateral, isosceles and right-angled triangles.

Discover the features of a circle and how to measure the radius, circumference and diameter.

Discover how to work out the area of a 2D shape, by adding the length of its sides together.

Find out how to use a formula to work out the area of a flat shape.

Learn about faces, edges and vertices.

Learn about 3D shapes and their properties.

Find out more about symmetrical 2D shapes.

Discover the different types of angles and how to make sure you get the biggest slice of pizza.

Find out how to identify and label different types of angles.

Discover the difference between parallel and perpendicular lines.

Find out about the different ways a shape can be transformed, including translation, rotation and reflection.

Find out how you can use directions and turns to get from one place to another.

Find out how tessellation is when shapes fit together in a pattern with no gaps or overlaps.

Find out all about currency, the official money of a country.

Find out about the standard units of measurement used around the world today.

Discover the different uses of metric measures from tiny mm to massive km.

Before we started using metric measurements, we used imperial measurements with feet, pounds and stones.

Find out how to measure the area of rectilinear shapes by breaking them down into squares and rectangles.

Discover how to work out the area of a 2D shape, by adding the length of its sides together.

Take a look at the equation you can use to calculate volume.

Find out how the volume of a 3D shape can be calculated by counting cubes.

Discover how to work out the area of a triangle, by working out the area of a rectangle and then dividing it by two. Find out more in this KS2 Bitesize guide.

What is currency and how does it change from country to country?

Planning on how much you can do with your money and how much you can save is called a budget. Discover more about financial decision making.

Find out how to calculate what you've spent at the shops.

Find out how to tell the time using both analogue and digital clocks.

Discover the difference between analogue and digital and how you can convert between them.

Use algebra to work out numbers in an equation and see how function machines work.

With the help of a little stargazing, find out all about place value.

Find out how to use place value to change numbers.

Find out how to write decimals using tenths and hundredths.

Find out how to count backwards from zero and order negative numbers.

Take a look at how to work out the factors of a number.

Find out what multiples are and how to sort multiples of 2 and 5.

Find out what a prime number is and put your knowledge to the test.

Take a look at some square and cube numbers and learn the pattern that they follow.

Find out how you can use fractions to split a whole number into halves or quarters.

Find out the difference between unit, non-unit and mixed fractions.