Key Stage 2 Mathematics SATs Practice Papers

1 Key Stage 2 MathematicsSATs Practice PapersLevels 3 - 5 Set are free to copy and share these test Papers , as long as theyare not changed in any way and you are using them for onlynon-commercial you would like to make them available on yourwebsite, pleaseinclude a link to , and the followingtext alongside the resource:This resource is provided by G Baines BSc (Hons) PGCE. All Rights for Printable Resources Video Tutorials Online 4 paper 17 Mental Maths 30KS2 Practice Papers - Set 1 Test paper ANo Calculators AllowedTime: 45 minutesKS2 Practice 5 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A1394 Write down the biggest number that can be made from these markWrite down the smallest number that can be made from markFill in the missing are three digit 5 = 30032 + = 100150 3 =1 mark1 mark1 mark- 6 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE.

2 All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A3If you bought a slice of pizza, a box of apple juice and a doughnut,how much would you have to pay?1 markA restaurant sells the following items:Hamburger80pHotdog50p1 Slice Pizza of Milk80p1 Box Apple Juice55pLarge Fries89p1 Banana55p1 Doughnut35pCherry Sundae75pHow much change would you get from mark - 7 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A4 What fraction of each of these shapes is shaded?1 mark1 mark5 Write one number in each box that fits with the table of 7 Factors of 12 Even NumbersOdd Numbers2 marks6 Jane s after school club starts at 3:15pm. Jane stays for 1 hourand 35 time does she leave?1 markpm- 8 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE.

3 All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A7 How many tortoises did they see?Year 6 went on a trip to the zoo. This pictogram shows how manymonkeys, tigers and tortoises they for 8 animals1 markHow many more monkeys did they see than tigers?8 What is the difference between 520 and 365?1 mark1 mark- 9 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A1000 = + +9 Pick 3 of these numbers to make mark10 Fill in the correct sign: >, < or =(5 + 14) - 10 5 + (14 - 10)4 x (7 + 2) (4 x 7) + 25 x (20 - 12) (5 x 20) - 1211 Draw the reflection of this shape in the mirror marks1 mark- 10 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE.

4 All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper ANumber of PupilsWalkCycleBusTrainCarTypes of Transport5100 HOW OUR CLASS GETS TO SCHOOL12 This bar chart shows how the pupils in Mr Smith s class get many pupils travel to school by car?What is the least common type of transport?1 markHow many pupils are there in Mr Smith's class?1 mark1 mark- 11 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A13 Lucy made a house shape with a square and cmWhat is the perimeter of the whole shape?1 markcm14 Peter puts 6 red counters, 3 blue counters and one green counterinto a down the likelihood (impossible, unlikely, likely or certain) ofeach of the looking, he pulls out a green looking, he pulls out a red looking, he pulls out a yellow mark- 12 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE.

5 All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A15 Cherries cost 80p for 100 cost 50p for 100 much does it cost to buy 250 grams of cherries?1 markHow many grams of grapes can you buy for markHeidi buys 50 grams of cherries and 50 grams of grapes. Howmuch does she pay?1 mark gp- 13 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A16 This is an isosceles (5, 9)B (2, 1)CyxWhat are the coordinates of point C?1 mark( , )17 What is the height of this rectangle in centimetres? Use a ruler tomeasure markcm- 14 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A18 How much doesone pen cost?Sam bought a notepad andtwo pens for notepad costs sequence of numbers increases by 25 each marks25 50 75 100 125 sequence why 2013 is not in the markp- 15 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE.

6 All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A20 Put these lengths in order, from shortest to cm2 m250 mm250 m2 marksshortestlongest1 mark21 Which of these fractions is smaller?3253orExplain how you worked it mark- 16 -Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights Practice Papers : Set 1, paper A22 Calculate - mark23 Draw lines to connect the equivalent amounts. One has been donefor marksSet 1 Test paper BCalculators AllowedTime: 45 minutesKS2 Practice available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 18 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BDraw a line to join the pairs of numbers that add up to 1000. Thefirst one has been done for markThere are 320 pupils in Greenwood Primary School. The schoolbought 1600 exercise books which were shared equally among many books did each pupil get?

7 1 markAnswers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 19 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BWhat time did he arrive home?12639 Joshua went for a walk at this time:He arrived back home 25 minutes mark3A clown juggles with 7 balls: 1 pink, 2 purple and 4 colour is he most likely to drop?He drops one marksWhich colour is he least likely to drop?How likely is it that he drops a blueball?Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 20 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper B5 Amy is preparing for her birthday party. She wants to make somelittle party bags for her friends. She sees these items at a shop:Sweets1p eachBox of Pencils80pWhistle55pWindmill27pTorch99pP arty Pack39pFan42pKite Top65pAmy is inviting 9 much change would she get from mark If she buys them each 3 sweets, one windmill and one party pack,how much will she pay?

8 1 mark Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 21 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BGrace made a box from the net below and then painted a red stripeall the way around the she opened the box up again to show the net, where would thered stripes be? Draw them onto the net. One has been done mark6 Complete these three digit numbers to make the following multiples7A multiple of 3 5A multiple of 4 5A multiple of 5 52 marksAnswers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 22 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper B8 Calculate the value of: (35 + 49) 71 mark9 Mrs Peters is buying cakes for a school picnic. Each cake is cutinto 8 she needs 280 slices, how many cakes will she have to buy?

9 1 markIf she buys 15 cakes, how many slices will she have?1 markAnswers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 23 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BWrite these numbers in the correct places on this Venn marksFactorsof 30 OddnumbersFootballRunningNetballTennisKa rateThomasJosephMatthewHannahEmma10 This chart shows the different sports that 5 pupils plays both tennis and football?How many children play more than two sports?Which is the most popular sport?1 mark1 mark1 markAnswers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 24 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BThe shaded shape is drawn on a 1 cm square is the area of the shaded shape?1 mark cm21 cm1 cm12A bag of 12 apples costs much does one apple cost?

10 1 mark Max buys 8 bags of apples. How much does he spend,rounded tothe nearest pound?1 mark Answers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 25 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper BFill in the next two numbers in the mark14 18 26 42 74 138To form the following sequence, Holly subtracts 5 from the previousnumber, and then doubles the makes a shape with 5 identical rectangles, each with width7 cm and length 18 is the area of one rectangle?What is the perimeter of the whole shape?7 cm18 cmWhat is the area of the whole shape?1 mark1 mark1 mark cm2 cm2 cmAnswers available G BainesBSc (Hons), PGCE. All Rights 26 -KS2 Practice Papers : Set 1, paper B17 Write these numbers in the correct boxes on the number marks16 Alex made a pattern with some counters.