Maths practice pitched at your class, ready to print.
Starters, fluency sheets, number bonds, times tables and problem solving, written for your class and the number facts they're on. Baker sends the PDF straight back to the chat, with a version for each group and the answers on the last page.
Three tables, three levels, one maths lesson.
The starter that isn't there
The register's in five minutes and you still need ten quick questions on the board. You end up writing them out by hand, again.
One sheet, three groups
The sheet you found is too easy for one table and too hard for another. So you make three copies and change the numbers on each.
Working out the answers
The questions are done. Now you sit with a calculator and do the whole sheet yourself so you can mark it tomorrow.
Baker knows which number facts your class is on and sends the sheet back with a version for each group and the answers on the last page.
It knows what your class can already do.
Tell Baker once what your class is working on. It keeps it and builds every maths sheet from there.
It remembers the number facts
Bonds to 10, the 3 times table, column addition with exchanging. Whatever they're on, Baker remembers and pitches the next sheet from there.
They've got bonds to 10 now, so this one moves on to bonds to 20.A version for each group
Ask for the same sheet at different levels and you get a PDF for each, with the same layout so no one feels singled out.
Three versions: one with a number line to help, one as is, and one with a reasoning challenge.Answers on the last page
Every question is numbered and the answers sit on their own page at the end, so marking is a quick look, not a second sitting.
Done. Twelve questions, answers on the last page.Your curriculum, your words
Your phone number sets the country, so it's Year 3 and "maths" in Manchester, Grade 3 and "math" in Denver, pitched at the curriculum where you teach.
yr 5 fractions, equivalent ones, quick starter plsFrom a five-minute starter to a full problem-solving lesson.
Ask the way you would ask the teacher next door. These are the kind of texts that work.
Starters and fluency
Quick-fire questions for the first five minutes, or a full page of practice.
Ten-question starter on rounding to the nearest 10 Fluency sheet on column subtraction, no exchanging yetNumber bonds and times tables
Missing-number questions, mixed tables and quick recall checks.
Number bonds to 10 with missing numbers Mixed 3, 4 and 8 times tables, 20 questionsReasoning and problem solving
Word problems, "true or false, explain why" and odd one out, with space to show working.
Year 4 word problems on multiplication, two steps Some "convince me" questions on place valueTen frames and early number
Ten frame and part-whole tasks for Reception and Year 1, with boxes for pupils to draw counters in.
Ten frame starter for making 7 and 8 Draw the counters: bonds to 5 for my youngest groupVersions for your groups
The same maths, at the level each table needs.
Same sheet in three levels for my three tables An easier one for Jo's group with smaller numbersQuick changes
Reply with what you want and a new PDF comes back.
Add a challenge question at the end Shorter please, and put the answers onThe difference is what you don't have to do.
A real maths sheet Baker made for one group.
Not a mock-up. We texted Baker as a test teacher, and this is exactly what came back, pictures and all. Open the PDF and print it.
number bonds to 10 sheet for tomorrow, with picture clues for Sam's group
Done. Ten frames first, then picture clues for Sam's group, answers on the back.
Want the same thing for bonds to 20 next week?
PDFNumber Bonds to 10
From one text to tomorrow's maths.
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WhatsApp opens with a message to Baker ready to go. Send it. No sign-up, no account, no password.
Text the maths
Open WhatsApp and ask in your own words. "Year 2 number bonds to 20, with missing numbers" is plenty.
Print it, or ask for a tweak
The PDF lands in the chat. Need an easier version or a challenge question? Just say so.
Everything you get for maths.
- Maths sheets whenever you need themStarters, fluency, number bonds, times tables, reasoning and problem solving. Unlimited messages.
- Pitched at the facts your class is onBaker remembers where your class is and moves on with them.
- A version for each groupEasier, as is, or with a challenge. Ask for it in a reply, no starting again.
- Answers on the last pageNumbered questions and an answer page, so marking is quick.
- Print-ready PDFsClean A4 with a Name and Date line, numbered questions, lines to write on and boxes to show working.
- Every other subject tooThe same number does worksheets, quizzes, stories, songs and lesson plans.
One plan. Unlimited messages. Cancel any time.
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- Your first resource is completely free. No card, no account, nothing to sign up for. Just text.
- Cancel by text: send CANCEL, confirm with YES, done. Your plan runs to the end of the month you paid for.
- Every PDF is a real file on your phone. It's yours to keep, print and share.
- First names only. Baker doesn't keep surnames or medical details.
What Baker doesn't do (yet).
Maths questions teachers ask first.
What kind of maths can it make?
Starters, fluency sheets, number bonds, times tables, place value, the four operations, fractions, reasoning and word problems. Each one comes back as an A4 PDF with numbered questions, room to write and the answers on the last page.
Which year groups?
Primary: Reception and Year 1 to 6 in the UK, Kindergarten to Grade 5 in the US and Canada, and the matching years in Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. Baker uses your country's year names and spelling.
Can it do ten frames and number lines?
It can write ten frame and number line tasks, with boxes for pupils to draw the counters or jumps in. It doesn't print exact diagrams, so the drawing is done by the class.
Can I get versions for different groups?
Yes. Ask for the same sheet at two or three levels ("easier with smaller numbers", "a challenge question at the end") and Baker sends a PDF for each.
Are the answers right?
Baker works them out and puts them on the last page, but read them before you mark, as you would with any resource. If one is wrong, text Baker and it fixes it.
How much does it cost?
Your first resource is completely free: no card, no account, just text. After that the Baker plan is $20 USD a month for unlimited messages. Text PLAN any time to see the details.
How do I cancel?
Text CANCEL and confirm with YES. You keep Baker until the end of the month you've paid for and you won't be charged again. Changed your mind? Text KEEP.
Is it safe to text about my pupils?
Use first names or group labels ("the blue table"). Baker won't store surnames, medical or special-needs details, and it says so if you send them. The full detail is in our privacy policy.
Tomorrow's maths is one text away.
Tell Baker what your class is on. Get the sheet back, a version for each group, answers on the last page.