A powerpoint showing expressions being multiplied and divided, students have to work out whats going on.

A little starter I made for my group to remind them how to read equations. There is a little reminded about what I mean by the 'story' of the equation then a big scary looking equation, the students then have to write its story.

This excell file gives 2 lists of numbers, one labelled a and one b, we are told that they are directly proportional and students have to work out how to get from a to b, the constant can be hiden and shown, and new sets can be generated. The next sheet is the same except for indirect proportion.

A GCSE worksheet with indirect proportion questions, finding k, writing equations and substituting values into the equation. Can be used on the IWB or printed out as worksheets.

A PowerPoint with a set of cards where students match statements like 'increase by 10%' to how they would do it on a calculator 'x 1.1'. Ideal for GCSE students.

Some questions (with answers) about the distance a fly sat at the end of the minute hand of a clock would travel in different lengths of time. Second half asks for general expressions for d days, h hours, m minutes and w weeks.

A PowerPoint with some fraction decimal and percentage matching cards. Ideal for KS3 students.

A PowerPoint multiple choice starter, 10 questions asking pupils to spot the prime or square number. Last question is what is a googol.

Set of cards with numbers. Students have to try and split them into 4 groups. Groups are primes, squares, cubes, triangular numbers, might be more interesting to not tell them the four groups andd see what they come up with first.

10 multiple choice questions on metric conversions, incude cm, mm, m, km and kg to g.

A PowerPoint with 10 multiple choice questions on finding the nth term of linear sequences. Ideal for KS3 students and good for a starter or plenary, includes some decimals and negatives. Hope you find it useful

A PowerPoint with 10 multiple choice questions on area of rectangles, more of a practise of multiplying by teens.

A KS3 starter with 10 multiple choice questions involving multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100

Three division worksheets, one differentiated, one homework and one extra sheet which could be used as cover, answers included.

a ten question quiz on simplifying ratios where student have 10 seconds to answer a question, answers are at the end so easy to mark

KS3 / GCSE statistics. A lesson i did introducing box and whisker plots jumping on the avengers band wagon. Pupils shuffle avenger cards and create a tem of 11 heroes and draw a box plot of thier power and cunning, comparing the two and comparing with a friend to see who has the best team. Pupils then add soldiers and super heroes to the team to see affects on thier plots. Along with the cards i have larder A4 cards for the start of the lesson when i get 7 kids up to go through th efirst two box plots on the powerpoint.

A Collection of Transformations Power Points and worksheets, covers enlargement, translation, reflection and rotation. Has work and instructions for drawing a describing. Hope you find it useful

The file includes data on 500 monsters. Includes data on what sort they are, height, weight roar volume, number of scares, hours spent hiding. Pupils need to try and come up with a hypothesis, collect a sample and test the hypothesis. Data is not random, there are connections and correlations to be discovered. Nice Halloween task or project to get students ready for statistics coursework.

A starter for KS3 and GCSE students. Thought I'd put this up as I&'ve been using it lots lately, blank 10 question PowerPoint, the R on each slide shows which answer will go green.

Maths worksheet. Solving Equations: to be able to solve equations with unknowns on both sides and involving brackets. A worksheet for solving more complicated linear equations. Starter has questions on collecting like terms, multiplying out brackets and solving simple linear equations , to remind students of the skills they will need. Extention asks students to write thier own questions that must give whole number answers. Let me know what you think