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Post-Easter Maths Investigation – Chocolate Company Profits (Year 5/6)

This engaging post-Easter maths investigation allows pupils to explore profit, money and data handling through a real-world business scenario.

Pupils take on the role of financial analysts for Sweet Treats Ltd, a chocolate company that sells Easter eggs to shops. Using sales data, they calculate profits, analyse results and present information using graphs.

This activity works particularly well after the Easter holidays, when pupils can reflect on the large number of Easter eggs sold during the Easter period.

The investigation encourages pupils to apply their understanding of money, multiplication and statistics while solving problems in a meaningful real-life context.

Pupils will:
Calculate profit using cost price and selling price
Multiply decimal amounts involving money
Analyse sales data from tables
Create and interpret graphs
Apply mathematical reasoning to a real-world scenario
This resource includes:
Investigation worksheet
PowerPoint slides to introduce the task
Supporting images and visuals
Teacher notes with lesson guidance (2–3 lesson investigation)
Answer sheet for easy marking
Suitable for:

Year 5 / Year 6
Upper Key Stage 2

Maths focus:
Money and decimals
Multiplication
Data handling and graphs
Problem solving and reasoning

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