Year 6 Number Worksheets
10 More 10 Less

100 More 100 Less

1000 More 1000 Less (A)

1000 More 1000 Less (B)

1000 More 1000 Less (C)

Calculations Crossing Zero (A)

Calculations Crossing Zero (B)

Calculations Crossing Zero (C)

Compare and Order Numbers to 10,000

Compare and Order Numbers to 100

Compare and Order Numbers to 1000

Compare and Order Positive and Negative Numbers

Compare Numbers to 20

Comparing Numbers to 10

Comparing Temperatures

Count in 2s Maze

Count in 3s Maze

Count in 5s Maze

Count In Twos Maze (Odd Numbers)

Counting Forwards and Counting Backwards

Counting Objects

Decimal Place Partitioning

Decimal Place Value - Tenths and Hundredths

Decimal Place Value - Tenths, Hundredths and Thousandths

Divide 1 and 2 Digit Numbers by 10

Divide 1 and 2 Digit Numbers by 100

Estimating Shopping Bills

Negative Numbers

Number Lines to 1,000

Numbers to 1,000,000

Numerals and Words (up to 10)

Numerals and Words (up to 100)

Numerals and Words (up to 20)

One More, One Less

Partitioning Numbers to 1,000

Partitioning Numbers to 1,000,000

Partitioning Numbers to 100

Place Value up to 10,000 (A)

Place Value up to 10,000 (B)

Place Value up to 10,000 (C)

Place Value up to 100 (A)

Place Value up to 100 (B)

Place Value up to 1000

Roman Numerals (A)

Roman Numerals (B)

Roman Numerals (C)

Roman Numerals (D)

Rounding Charts

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 10 Using Number Lines (A)

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 10 Using Number Lines (B)

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 10 Using Number Lines (C)

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 100 Using Number Lines (A)

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 100 Using Number Lines (B)

Rounding Numbers to the Nearest 100 Using Number Lines (C)

Rounding to one Decimal Place

Rounding to the Nearest 100

Rounding to the Nearest Multiple of 1,000

Rounding to the Nearest Ten

Rounding to Whole Numbers (A)

Rounding to Whole Numbers (B)

Skip Counting (count in 10s)

Skip Counting (count in 2s)

Skip Counting (count in 5s)

Skip Counting: Count In Twos (Odd Numbers)

The Number Line (to 10)

The Number Line (to 100)

The Number Line (to 20)

Using Place Value to Find More or Less Than A Given Number

Words and Numerals

Writing numbers in numerials from words (A)

Writing numbers in numerials from words (B)

Essential Year 6 Number Practice Worksheets with Detailed Solutions
Our Cazoom Maths expert team have observed that advanced number maths skills can really be overwhelming for your young students who are transitioning from KS1 to KS2. However, without mastering these key number equations, your primary school students will face difficulties in KS3. To make this learning process smooth and convenient, we have created our worksheets in ready-to-use, printable PDF format. Each of these worksheets includes separate answer sheets as well to initiate an easy checking process. Download our maths activities right now to provide the extra help your young learners need!
Core Mathematical Skills Developed Through These Number Worksheets
To be honest, without learning basic number skills, your young pupils will not be able to master more advanced maths knowledge, such as algebra or geometry, right? That is exactly why we have included a huge variety of core number skills.
Here are the KS2 number concepts that we have included in our resources-
• Decimal Operations
• Fractions
• Ratio and Proportion
• Percentages
• Multiplication and Division
• Powers and Square Numbers
• Number Properties
• Rounding and Estimation
• Place Value and Number Recognition
• Problem Solving and Mixed Operations
• Measurement and Conversion
Why Year 6 Students Benefit From Structured Number Practice
Practising with our 50+ Year 6 numeracy worksheets will help your primary school students master different types of core number concepts. Along with that, they will be able to-
• Builds confidence with multi-step calculations and reasoning
• Develops mental maths strategies that speed up problem-solving
• Strengthens understanding of number relationships and patterns
• Prepares students for more advanced mathematical concepts
• Supports SATs preparation through varied question formats
Practical Applications Where Students Apply These Number Skills
Number skills are the main stepping stones for basic mathematical skills. If we think properly, we will realise that from calculating discounts during shopping trips to working out cooking measurements when doubling recipes, these mathematical foundations appear constantly.
Real-world connections of these basic number skills include:
• Shopping and budgeting (percentages, discounts, value for money)
• Cooking and baking (scaling recipes up or down using ratios)
• Sports statistics and league tables (averages, comparisons)
• Science experiments (measurement, data collection, pattern spotting)
• Planning events (time calculations, resource allocation)
• Technology and gaming (understanding probability and strategy)