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The Great Bank Robbery is a maths investigation where children take on the role of detectives tasked with solving a bank robbery! A thief has stolen money from a bank, and it's up to them to examine six pieces of evidence to work out how much money has been taken and how much is unrecoverable.
Each evidence card contains addition and subtraction calculations, with varying levels of difficulty to provide a range of challenges. As children work through the evidence, they'll practise their calculation skills, apply maths to a real-life context and use logical reasoning to solve the mystery.
Can you crack the case and work out how much money the thief has got away with?
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.
The Great Bank Robbery is a maths investigation where children take on the role of detectives tasked with solving a bank robbery! A thief has stolen money from a bank, and it's up to them to examine six pieces of evidence to work out how much money has been taken and how much is unrecoverable.
Each evidence card contains addition and subtraction calculations, with varying levels of difficulty to provide a range of challenges. As children work through the evidence, they'll practise their calculation skills, apply maths to a real-life context and use logical reasoning to solve the mystery.
Can you crack the case and work out how much money the thief has got away with?
Created by a qualified teacher with experience supporting autistic, ADHD and other neurodivergent learners. Activities are designed to offer flexible, accessible ways to practise learning at home.