Year 5 & 6 Open-ended Addition and Subtraction Investigations

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Three squishy-themed, open-ended addition and subtraction investigations for Years 5 and 6, with Bronze, Silver and Gold tasks, cut-out digit cards and full answers.

Get kids reasoning, not just calculating! In this squishy-themed pack, kids add and subtract numbers over 10,000 across three open-ended investigations. Most tasks have more than one answer, so there's plenty to talk about.

What's inside (12 pages)

  • What's inside & how to use it, with top tips for grown-ups and a Bronze, Silver and Gold guide

  • The Squishy Warehouse: Sprinkles has £100,000 to spend on crates. Kids find combinations, work out change, spend exactly £100,000 and play change detective

  • Warehouse recording sheet with column method grids

  • Squish Dash Leaderboard: find differences, closest scores, a mystery total and every group of three within a range

  • Digit Squish: use digit cards 0–9 to make the biggest total, the smallest difference and get as close to 100,000 as possible

  • Cut-out digit cards (2 sets)

  • Progress tracker with "I can" statements

  • Full answers, including every possible solution where kids are asked to find them all

Three squishy-themed, open-ended addition and subtraction investigations for Years 5 and 6, with Bronze, Silver and Gold tasks, cut-out digit cards and full answers.

Get kids reasoning, not just calculating! In this squishy-themed pack, kids add and subtract numbers over 10,000 across three open-ended investigations. Most tasks have more than one answer, so there's plenty to talk about.

What's inside (12 pages)

  • What's inside & how to use it, with top tips for grown-ups and a Bronze, Silver and Gold guide

  • The Squishy Warehouse: Sprinkles has £100,000 to spend on crates. Kids find combinations, work out change, spend exactly £100,000 and play change detective

  • Warehouse recording sheet with column method grids

  • Squish Dash Leaderboard: find differences, closest scores, a mystery total and every group of three within a range

  • Digit Squish: use digit cards 0–9 to make the biggest total, the smallest difference and get as close to 100,000 as possible

  • Cut-out digit cards (2 sets)

  • Progress tracker with "I can" statements

  • Full answers, including every possible solution where kids are asked to find them all