Write the Number in the Correct Place KS2 Reasoning Test Practice

These questions have been taken from the KS2 Reasoning paper to help your children practise specific question types.

National Curriculum Objectives

Mathematics Y5: Establish whether a number up to 100 is prime and recall prime numbers up to 19
Mathematics Y6: Identify common factors, common multiples and prime numbers

Differentiation:

Beginner Sort 4 given numbers up to 20 into a simple sorting diagram based on whether they are or are not prime, even, odd or square numbers. Sorting diagram is one circle inside a rectangle. Aimed at Year 5 Developing.

Easy Sort 4 given numbers up to 30 into a Venn diagram with 2 criteria, (criteria varies between the following properties: prime, even, odd and square numbers). Aimed at Year 5 Secure/Year 6 Emerging.

Tricky Sort 4 given numbers up to 50 into a Venn diagram with 3 criteria (criteria varies between the following properties: prime, even, odd, square numbers, multiples and factors). Aimed at Year 5 Mastery/Year 6 Developing.

Expert Sort 4 given numbers up to 100 into a sorting diagram with 3 criteria (criteria varies between the following properties: prime, even, odd, square numbers, multiples and factors). Some sorting diagrams are Venn diagrams, some are adapted versions of Venn diagrams, i.e. not all circles overlap.  Aimed at Year 6 Secure.​

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