Year 6 maths practice
Year 6 maths pulls everything together ahead of the KS2 SATs in May: fractions, decimals and percentages, ratio, algebra, long multiplication and division, and order of operations. Every question adapts, so your child practises at the right level even if they are ahead or behind.
Year 6 maths topics
- Addingadd decimals with up to two decimal places
- Taking awaysubtract decimals with up to two decimal places
- Place value and roundinground any whole number to a required degree of accuracy
- Dividingdivide by a two-digit number
- Missing numbers and algebrafind the value of an unknown in a simple equation (3n + 4 = 19); solve equations involving division and addition
- Fractions of amountsfind the whole from a fractional part
- Word problemsmulti-step money problems; multi-step problems with fractions and percentages
- Bigger multiplyingmultiply two two-digit numbers; multiply decimals and multiply or divide by 10, 100 and 1,000
- Measures, area and moneyfind the volume of cuboids and the area of triangles
- Equivalent fractionscompare fractions with different denominators; simplify fractions
- Fractions, decimals and percentageswrite a fraction as a percentage; compare fractions, decimals and percentages
- Percentages of amountsfind multiples of 10% and 5%; find any percentage by building from 10% and 5%; solve percentage-decrease problems (sale prices)
- Adding fractionsadd fractions with different denominators; add mixed numbers
- Negative numbersfind the difference between a negative and a positive number; calculate with negative numbers
- Order of operationsmultiply before adding; brackets first; combine two operations with the correct priority; order of operations with brackets and squares
- Ratio and scalingscale a quantity by a whole number; solve for-every problems (3 pink for every 2 blue); share an amount in a ratio 1:n; share an amount in a ratio a:b
Year 6 English in Noggli
- Spellingspell the harder Year 5 and 6 list words
- Reading comprehensionexplain how language and structure contribute to meaning
- Writing sentencesuse relative clauses, semicolons, the passive and a formal register
Made for children who worry about getting it wrong
A clue, not a cross
A wrong answer gets a clue and another go. A second miss shows how it works, step by step.
No clock
Nothing counts down. Confidence first, speed follows on its own.
The right level
After a few questions Noggli knows where your child is, and every question after that adapts.
Other year groups
Questions parents ask
What maths should a Year 6 child know?
By the end of Year 6, children should be secure in the objectives listed on this page, from the national curriculum for England. Noggli checks each topic separately, so you can see which are secure and which need more time.
My child is behind in Year 6 maths. Where should we start?
Start where they are, not where the year group says. Noggli begins a year below and works out the real level of each topic over the first few sittings, so practice starts at a level your child can get right.
Is this Year 6 maths practice free?
Yes. Noggli is free for families, with no card and no child accounts. You only add a first name and a year group.
Practise this every day, at the right level
Noggli works out where your child is in every topic and adjusts each question to suit. Free, with no timers, no scores and no child accounts.