Investigation Printable primary worksheets

Pupils look at the different fish in the aquarium and answer the study questions. This maths resource will help children to learn different mathematical terms and vocabulary.

Students circle two numbers horizontally or vertically that make 10. One has been done for them.

How can Henry make the 4 towers the same height making only 2 moves? Children can either draw a picture of their answer or write their answer in words.

How many combinations of three are possible if colour and position can be repeated? Children think of as many ways as they can to order the coloured beads so that they are all different.

This maths worksheet will help children practise adding halves.

Children look at the plants that Mr. Jones is growing in his garden and answer the study questions. This will help children with maths vocabulary, addition, and subtraction.

This maths worksheet asks students to look at the shapes and answer the questions.

This maths worksheet asks students to look at the shapes and answer the questions.

Students carry out a fun science investigation using a mandarin, a glass, and some water.

This fun science investigation will help your students understand how air resistance works. They will need several different parachute materials and record which was the best material for the parachute.

With the help of an adult, students follow the instructions on how to plant cress seeds. They are asked to predict what will happen to each pot and record their results.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet asks students to think of as many ways as they can to make 7.

Year 1 Maths - This maths worksheet asks students to think of as many ways as they can to make 10.

An advanced key stage one maths investigation. On this worksheet the child will need to discover how many legs are living in each house.

A year one maths investigation worksheet. The pupil will need to work out how many animals are living in each house.

A year one primary resource on a maths investigation. The child will need to work out how many animals legs live in each house.

A key stage one maths investigation on animals. Do they swim? How many legs do they have? The child will need to work out the answers to each question.

This is a year one primary resource about different animals. Can they fly? How many legs do they have? They will need to work out the answers for each question.

This is a year one maths investigation about eight different animals. The child will need to work out the answers.

This is a advanced maths investigation for KS1 pupils on the cost of shopping.

A numeracy investigation for year one. With this worksheet, students work out the cost of the given items.

A primary resource for year one children. This is a maths investigation about shopping. Students read the questions and work out the answers.

A fun science investigation for year 4 students.

A handy science investigation for year 4 students about insulators.

Students follow the instructions with this fun maths puzzle.

Students look at the stars and find the one that matches the star when rotated exactly.

The local village is having a summer fair! Students are asked two questions which involve multiplying larger numbers.

Students are asked to work out how many legs were on the bus!

Math: Investigation - Work out the following questions if Emma has 1p per week and each week it is doubled. Try this!

Maths: Investigation - How many tiles are needed for the kitchen floor? This investigation needs thought and uses multiplication.

Math: Investigation - Work out how many tiles there are in the first box, then read the description carefully to colour the correct tiles in the second box.

Maths Investigation - Read the passage carefully and solve the problem.

Math: Investigation - How many different ways can you write the 4 digit number for the safe.

Students are asked to look at the strings of circles. If the number is odd add 1 e.g. 3 = 3 + 1 = 4. If the number is even divide by 2 e.g. 4 ÷ 2 = 2. They must continue this method until they reach the number 1.

This maths investigation asks students to draw and colour one ball red and two balls blue in each of the buckets and then answer the questions.

This maths investigation asks students to replace the question mark with the correct number and then create their own puzzle.

Year 4 Maths: Maths investigation 3 - This maths investigation asks children to work out what the missing numbers are in the grid. They are then asked to put some numbers in the blank grids and see if a friend can solve their puzzle!

Year 4 Maths: Maths investigation 2 - This maths investigation asks students to work out what the missing numbers are in the grid and explain how they found them.

Year 4 Maths: Maths investigation - This maths investigation involves working out how many ways four coloured bricks can be arranged.