1. A PowerPoint demonstrating the properties of quadrilaterals and how to work interior and external angles of them. 2. A well differentiated worksheet designed to maximise progress. 3. The PowerPoint contains detailed solutions to the worksheet.

A PowerPoint demonstrating how to find the area of a circle. Investigation starter allowing pupils to find the relationship between the radius of a circle and the area of a circle. A well designed and differentiated worksheet on areas of circles allowing pupils to maximise progress PowerPoint contains detailed answers to the worksheet.

5 Lessons: The Radius: Working out the gradient and length of the radius The Tangent: Working out the equation of a tangent and applying it to solve problems Equation of a Circle: Drawing circles from their equations Solving simultaneous equations graphically. Solving simultaneous equations algebraically.

1. Starter on percentages of amounts 2. Mental methods on percentage increase and decrease 3. Calculator method on percentage increase and decrease 4. Examples include the bar model to help pupils understand that the original amount equals 100% ***Worksheet Free***

1. A PowerPoint taking pupils through interior and exterior angles of polygons. 2. A well designed worksheet encouraging pupils to investigate interior and exterior angles. Two differentiated activities on finding interior and exterior angles allowing pupils maximise their progress. 3. PowerPoint includes answers to the worksheet. Updated with fixes to worksheet

1. Powers of 10: looks at multiplying and dividing decimal numbers by 10, 100 and 1000. 2. Multiply and Divide by Powers of 10: looks at multiplying and dividing numbers by 0.1, 0.01, 1/10, 1/100 etc. 3. Both lessons are well differentiated. 4. Now with a newer resource for more able pupils. ***Worksheet Free***

1. A PowerPoint with examples, questions and answers on converting between FDP. 2. A Tarsia puzzle for pupils to complete as a summary. 3. A homework worksheet.

Adding and subtracting fractions. 1. Adding and subtracting fractions using diagrams (same denominator) 2. Adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator. 3. Adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators. 4. Adding and subtracting mixed numbers. 5. Activities include problem solving and RICH tasks. 6. Examples come with diagrams to help pupils gain full understanding. ***Worksheet Free***

Listing Outcomes and Sample Space Diagrams Well differentiated and challenging.

Part 1: Converting between metric units of length, mass (weight) and capacity. (2022 update) 1. PowerPoint demonstrating converting units 2. Worksheet including a crossnumber (Number crossword) and problem solving and reasoning questions. 3. Answers included on the PowerPoint. Update: Crossword has been fixed. Part 2: Imperial Units Contains examples, conversions and problem solving on the following: Converting between imperial units Converting between imperial and metric units.

Introduction to rearranging simple formula including fractions, negatives, squares and square roots. Broken up into 2 lessons. 1 lesson contains a card sort. Lessons include problem solving, STEM questions and answers.

1. Two lessons on adding and subtracting decimals using mental and written methods. 2. Lessons are well differentiated. ***Worksheet Free***

Worksheet and PowerPoint on Rotation. The PowerPoint shows shapes being rotated including tracing paper being put over the shape. Highly visual. **2022 Update: PowerPoint now has a diagnostic quiz at the start to cover prior knowledge. (Use mini white boards) The worksheet has been improved to make it more clear.

Working with indices including algebra.

1. A PowerPoint designed to prompt pupils to fully understand 3D shapes. 2. A worksheet allowing pupils to investigate Euler's Formula. Questions within the worksheet are well differentiated to allow pupils to maximise their progress. Pupils will also investigate Platonic shapes. 3. Pupils will gain a full understanding of Prisms and Pyramids. 4. Pupils will gain knowledge on Polyhedrons and Non-Polyhedrons. Pupils will be able to explain why a Cylinder is not a Prism. 5. All misconceptions are addressed in this lesson.

Area of a triangle WALT and WILF Starter: Areas of rectangles Main: Areas of triangles, missing lengths, compound shapes and problem solving

Whole lesson on UB and LB including calculations.

Lesson on area and perimeter of a rectangle including compound shapes. WALT and WILF Starter: Counting the squares Main 1: Area and perimeter of rectangle, Missing lengths and problem solving question Main 2: Area and perimeter of compound shapes and problem solving question