A Powerpoint examining exact Trigonometric Values. This powerpoint has 8 slides (Including one title and one end slide). Designed for KS4 / GCSE.

Here we have four bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Bar Chart Questions Dual Bar Diagrams Frequency Bar Charts Frequency Tables

Here we have four bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Pictograms Questions Pie Charts Questions Scatter Graphs Two Way Tables

Here we have 4 bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Probabilities from Events Probabilities from Pictures Probability Tables Tree Diagrams

Here we have 6 bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Near Roots Powers and Reciprocals Squares, Cubes and Roots Power Multiplication and Division Powers – Missing Values Simplifying Roots

Here we have 8 bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Box Plots Cumulative Frequency Histogram Tables Histograms Independent Probabilities Mode, Median, Mean and Range

10 Fantastic Powerpoint Mental Starters to promote Cross Curricular Numeracy. This set looks at Numeracy in PE. Each of the 10 powerpoints has 20 questions, with the answer following each question, so these can be used not only as starter activities, but at any point in the lesson. They could be used in a mathematics lesson to develop numeracy skills using topics in PE as a backdrop, or alternatively in a PE theory lesson so focus on the numerical elements of some PE topics. The 10 powerpoints are: 2012 Olympic Medal Bar Chart This looks at a “triple bar chart” showing the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by 6 countries in the 2012 Olympic games. There are 20 questions related to this bar chart. Average Speed This uses given distances and times for races to calculate the average speed, in metres per second. Body Mass Index This gives the BMI formula and students are required, with the aid of a calculator, to calculate BMI values from given data, and determine which weight category this relates to. Cardiac Output With the aid of a calculator, students are asked to find the missing values in the Cardiac Output equation given. Heart Rate Graphs 20 questions for students to answer using the heart rate against time graphs given. Marathon Fractions and Percentages From the figures for each marathon race, students are asked to give the fractions and percentages asked in the questions. Snooker Angles The animated path of a ball on a snooker table is shown, and students are then asked to calculate angles in straight lines from the given angles. Sports Equipment Purchases In each question, a different sports item, together with the cost per item is given, and students are asked to calculate the total cost for purchasing the given number of items. Sports Pictograms 10 questions each for two different pictograms are given - 20 questions in total. Swimming Data A table of swimming data is given, and questions are asked using the data in this table.

Here we have 6 bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Difference of Squares Calculations HCF Prime or Not? Rational or Irrational? Rounding Upper and Lower Bounds

Here we have 5 bright and colourful Powerpoint Mental Starters from our popular series. Each starter has 20 questions, where the answer follows each question. The titles for these Mental Starters are: Exam Marks as Percentages Percentage Increase and Decrease – Decimal Multipliers Percentage Increase or Decrease Percentages of Amounts Simple Interest Calculations

A Powerpoint to explain Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions. This powerpoint has 16 slides (Including one title and one end slide). Designed for KS2.

A Powerpoint to explain Dividing Fractions by Whole Numbers. This powerpoint has 17 slides (Including one title and one end slide). Designed for KS2.

A bright and informative powerpoint presentation to clearly explain, with examples, how to find the volume of cubes and cuboids. You will love using this powerpoint to explain this topic, and pupils will really enjoy the clarity of the presentation. This contains 22 Slides (including one title and one end slide).

A powerpoint presentation to explain now to draw 3D shapes on isometric paper. Part of my KS4 Maths Topics series, but this could also be used at KS3. This presentation has 9 slides (including one title and one end slide), and includes six examples, some of which are illustrated in the cover image for this product. Your pupils will love the clarity of the animated examples.

This practical learning tool includes 40 single-sided A4 homework sheets, covering topics on the Year 3 National Curriculum. Delivered to you electronically. We recommend one homework sheet to be set each week, with any remaining sheets to be set as holiday homework. This invaluable resource will provide all of your Year 3 homework for the entire year, hence saving you time in planning. As the year progresses, pupils could put their completed sheets into a homework file or folder, hence providing a full homework record for every pupil in your Year 3 class. Alternatively, the PDF book could be printed out and stapled or ring-bound to make a complete book for each pupil. The sheets can be tackled in any order depending upon your own scheme of work for Year 3. They appear in this book broadly in the order in which the topics are listed in the National Curriculum. Answers are also provided in the form of fully filled-in sheets. This should make marking easy and also allows for the relevant page to be projected onto a screen in your classroom to allow for peer marking. The titles of the homework sheets are: Counting in Multiples Finding 10 or 100 More, or Less Place Value Comparing and Ordering Numbers Representing and Estimating Numbers Reading and Writing Numbers Solving Number Problems Adding Numbers Mentally Subtracting Numbers Mentally Adding Numbers Subtracting Numbers Estimating Answers Missing Number Problems 3, 4, and 8 Times Tables Multiplication Problems Division Problems Introducing Tenths Recognising Tenths Writing Fractions of Amounts Recognising Fractions as Numbers Equivalent Fractions Adding Fractions Subtracting Fractions Comparing and Ordering Fractions Finding Fractions Measuring Lengths Adding and Subtracting Masses Adding and Subtracting Volumes Measuring Perimeter of Shapes Adding and Subtracting Money Reading Time Time Questions 2D Shapes Recognising Angles Lines Drawing Pictograms Interpreting Pictograms Drawing Bar Charts Interpreting Bar Charts Information in Tables

Using Standard Units for KS3 Maths This individual powerpoint presentation is from the KS3 Maths Topics Series. It contains 56 slides (Plus a title and end slide), so there are lots of examples. This is an ideal resource which you will enjoy using to explain Standard Units (both Metric and Imperial), as well as calculations with money to your classes for years to come. The powerpoint explains: Metric and Imperial Units Metric Units of Length Metric Units of Mass Metric Units of Capacity Imperial Units of Length Imperial Units of Mass Imperial Units of Capacity Converting Between Metric and Imperial Units Calculating with Money

Winter Snowflake Dice Activity An ideal low cost resource for the Winter Term. This fun but educational activity looks at nets of solids, tally charts, and bar charts. Pupils’ work from this activity could make an ideal classroom display, and is suitable for pupils of varying age and activities. This PDF resource involves pupils making both a cube and a tetrahedron from the given nets (which can be photocopied onto card). The faces of the cube have 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 snowflakes on them, and the Tetrahedron faces have 1, 2, 3, or 4 snowflakes on them (which could be decorated by the pupils before assembling the solid). Each of the solids is then rolled 60 times, and the number it lands on is recorded in a tally chart. This is then used to draw a bar chart, and comments on the bar chart can be made. The 5 pages of the PDF are: A page of instructions A page with a Net for the Cube A page with two nets for the Tetrahedron (in two different sizes) A page to record the tally chart, bar chart and comments for the Cube A page to record the tally chart, car chart and comments for the Tetrahedron The pupils then use these solids to make a tally chart. You might also like: [https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/maths-topics-ks2-12012616]

Addition: Integers and Decimals for KS3 This individual powerpoint presentation is from the KS3 Maths Topics Series. It contains 40 slides (Plus a title and end slide), so there are lots of examples. This is an ideal resource which you will enjoy using to explain Addition of both integers and decimals to your classes for years to come. The powerpoint explains: Adding Two Whole Numbers Adding Three Whole Numbers Adding Two Decimal Numbers Adding Three Decimal Numbers

Division: Integers and Decimals for KS3 This individual powerpoint presentation is from the KS3 Maths Topics Series. It contains 40 slides (Plus a title and end slide), so there are lots of examples. This is an ideal resource which you will enjoy using to explain Division of both integers and decimals to your classes for years to come. The powerpoint explains: Dividing by a Single Digit Number Dividing by a Two Digit Number Dividing Decimals by a Single Digit Number Dividing Decimals by a Two Digit Number

Pythagoras for KS3 Maths This individual powerpoint presentation is from the KS3 Maths Topics Series. It contains 53 slides (Plus a title and end slide), so there are lots of examples. Two different methods of setting the working our are used. This is an ideal resource which you will enjoy using to explain Pythagoras’ Theorem to your classes for years to come. The powerpoint explains: Pythagoras’ Theorem: Introduction Pythagoras’ Theorem Finding the Longest Side: Method 1 Finding one of the Shorter Sides: Method 1 Various Questions: Method 1 Finding the Longest Side: Method 2 Finding one of the Shorter Sides: Method 2 Various Questions: Method 2