A tried-and-tested mock paper for the Figure Analysis portion of the CAT 4 test. This comes under the Spatial Ability battery which assesses students thinking with shape and space. Figure analysis questions involve folding paper and punching holes in it. Students must decide how the paper would look when unfolded. This would be suitable for students from Level A-G. I have used this paper to support many tutoring students in preparation for their CAT 4 exams. This is an original mock paper that I have designed to simulate the question format and style of this part of the CAT 4 test. This mock paper also simulates the timed conditions of the CAT 4 test - 18 questions in 9 minutes, so 30 seconds per question. This can be used to assess difficulties with certain question types e.g. different folds or 3-4 folds. It can also be used to assess accuracy and speed, helping you to work smarter and on the areas the student specifically needs. An example question and directions are included at the start of the test. I have included a mark scheme at the end of the test. Each answer includes an explanations to help develop understanding. If you have any questions regarding this resource or CAT4 enquiries, please contact me at ryanfaers@gmail.com. Good luck in your CAT4 exams!

An editable monthly class calendar that can be printed, laminated and stuck together to display in your classroom. Fill in the dates each month and add all of the events important to your class. Count down each day to the next half term whilst meeting national curriculum Maths objectives in number and days of the week! The file can be printed A3 and A4 depending on the size you want. Days of the week feature picture symbols for non-readers.

An editable number line to 100 to print, cut and join together for the classroom. I have grouped each set of 10 as a different colour to support place value and pattern recognition. The font can be changed and if you print every page, it will make 2 number lines to save on printing.

A tried-and-tested mock paper for the Figure Classification portion of the CAT 4 test. This comes under the Non-Verbal Reasoning battery which assesses students thinking with shape. Figure classification questions involve finding the similarities in the first three figures given. Students must decide which out of the five other figures given goes with them. This would be suitable for students from Level A-G. I have used this paper to support many tutoring students in preparation for their CAT 4 exams. This is an original mock paper that I have designed to simulate the question format and style of this part of the CAT 4 test. This mock paper also simulates the timed conditions of the CAT 4 test - 12 questions in 5 minutes, so 25 seconds per question. This can be used to assess difficulties with certain question types e.g. patterns, number of shapes, rotation etc. It can also be used to assess accuracy and speed, helping you to work smarter and on the areas the student specifically needs. An example question and directions are included at the start of the test. I have included a mark scheme at the end of the test. Each answer includes an explanations to help develop understanding. If you have any questions regarding this resource or CAT4 enquiries, please contact me at ryanfaers@gmail.com. Good luck in your CAT4 exams!