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Last updated

23 June 2026

Build confidence and fluency with decimal addition using this complete Four in a Row bundle covering Levels 9–13 of the structured Addition progression.

The five carefully sequenced resources move pupils from adding decimals with matching place values through to calculations involving varied decimal places and mixed whole numbers and decimals.

Levels Included
L09 – Decimal Addition to 1 Decimal Place
L10 – Decimal Addition to 1 Decimal Place With Regrouping
L11 – Decimal Addition With Varied Decimal Places
L12 – Varied Decimal Addition Consolidation
L13 – Mixed Whole-Number and Decimal Addition

Each level presents focused addition practice through an engaging Four in a Row game. Pupils answer the questions, locate the corresponding answers in the 6 × 6 grid and try to connect four correct squares horizontally, vertically or diagonally.

The activities help pupils develop:

secure decimal-place-value understanding
accurate alignment of decimal points
confidence using placeholder zeros
reliable regrouping methods
fluency when combining whole numbers and decimals
improved checking and self-correction habits

The carefully structured sequence allows pupils to begin with calculations involving matching decimal places before progressing towards varied place values and mixed numerical forms.

These resources are useful for:

starter activities
intervention
retrieval practice
homework
tutoring
cover lessons
paired games
small-group practice
KS2 decimal arithmetic
KS2 to KS3 transition
KS3 numeracy support
GCSE Foundation fluency practice

Four in a Row can also be completed independently as a self-checking worksheet, making the resources suitable for classroom teaching, intervention and home learning.

This bundle contains the complete decimal addition pathway from Levels 9–13 and forms part of the wider Addition Four in a Row progression.

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