Rationalising surds treasure hunt activity portrait in A4 so easily printed down to A5 size if you want Good for stretching KS4 pupils and as an intro with KS5 hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Treasure hunt activity external angles in polygons, works well with the internal angles treasure hunt and the mixed angles treasure hunt. Bright colours very visable good for KS3 or 4 pupils easily adaptable created as A4 portrait pages hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Treasure Hunt activity on subtracting fractions great as a starter activity or as an in lesson task. Works well with the other fractions treasure hunts. Great for KS3 and KS4 Printed on A4 portrait so easy to adapt to A5. Bright and colourful (yellow backgrounds) hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Another little activity for AFL, revision, starter or a plenary. Works well with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems. Can easily be printed off for class use. Aimed at KS2, KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity on Simple Interest Calculations. Hope you find it useful Please leave feedback

Another little activity for AFL, revision, starter or a plenary. Works well with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems. Can easily be printed off for class use. Aimed at KS2, KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity on Highest Common Factors. Hope you find it useful Please leave feedback

Second in a series of lessons on exponentials, particularly growth and decay. Devised to work with IB SL. worked through examples, reflection, group work and individual work built in as well discussion points. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback thank you

Aimed at KS4 suitable for KS5 IB SL questions powerpoint on solving simultaneous equations which have a quadratic as one of the equations. fully worked examples, questions with answers included. Discussion points built into presentation hope you enjoy please leave feedback

End of year activity for year 10. The maths consists of 4 rounds. There are 5 questions in each of the rounds, the rounds are number, algebra, shape and other. The maths is challenging for lower ability but higher ability should be able to access most of it. A calculator can be allowed at your discretion There is also a picture round, a general knowledge round and a catchphrase round. All answer are given either in the powerpoint or with the worksheets. If you want to change a round for a music round that works well. I have left the music (optional) for you to pick your own. In the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at my current pupils (in Kazakhstan but they are easily changeable) Hope you enjoy it please leave feedback for more from me check out my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter

Ideal for first lesson back, reminds pupils of topics they have covered in a fun activity broken into 4 rounds of 8 questions answers provided after each round hope it helps start the year off well for you please leave feedback

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE an introduction to the factor theorem Starter to remind how to divide polynomials, discussion task on what makes a factor. Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to show something is a factor Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to find missing coefficients Follow up tasks for all of this with fully worked solutions hope you find it useful and enjoy please leave feedback (will do one on remainder theorem next)

3 treasure hunt activities all on converting pounds to Kilograms. Ideal for use at the same time with pupils on different hunts. Printed on Yellow so easy to read, A4 portrait easily adaptable. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

tweeked version of the resource first put up by Holyhead. Changed the definitions to make it more suitable to my pupils . An activity for that short but vital task of sorting out the difference between these 4 types of algebraic notation. Firstly a MATCH-UP activity (the preview does not indicate the matches!) of the definitions for each of the 4, then a sorting and grouping activity with examples of each. Lastly, something to do with each type - substituting, solving, identifying and proving. Answers provided Also plenary/starter activity for AFL ppt on identifying correctly

Treasure hunt multiplying algebraic fractions fairly basic activity good for an intro into the topic showing links with multiplying fractions feedback appreciated please

Treasure hunt Highest Common Factor HCF given a pair of numbers find the highest common factor

Good for KS3 and foundation KS4 relay activity linking a variety of topics (angles, probability, area, surface area, solving equations, volume and similar shapes amongst them) with overall questions to be answered. Challenging and ideal for group work answers provided some with venn diagrams to show them enjoy please note I have now put the answers in the correct order feedback appreciated

With the UK general election in full swing, a treasure hunt style activity based it. Quite a few different topics covered in the questions Works well with General Election maths treasure hunt 2 and with the general election relay hope you enjoy please give feedback

6 rounds of questions 4 Maths:- Number, Algebra, Shape and Statistics 1 General Knowledge 1 Picture round easy to adapt all questions, The Maths is aimed at year 7 pupils answers provided in the ppt after all the question a bit of fun including some maths for the end of the term (in the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at the pupils I currently teach in Kazakhstan but these are easy to adapt to whichever country you are in)

Good for higher ability KS3 and for KS4 covers topics such as HCF , bidmas, SDT, Ratio, %, y=mx+c and many others 16 questions in total answers provided hope

6 rounds of questions 4 Maths:- Number, Algebra, Shape and Statistics 1 General Knowledge 1 Picture round easy to adapt all questions, The Maths is aimed at year 8 pupils answers provided in the ppt after all the questions a bit of fun including some maths for the end of the term (in the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at the pupils I currently teach in Kazakhstan but these are easy to adapt to whichever country you are in) there is also a year 7 and an year 9 quiz hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Relay activity on missing angles, from triangles to parallel lines and even some circle theorems. Incorporates algebra into later questions, solutions given great as end of topic activity (or end of year/start of year activity) hope you enjoy, please leave feedback for more of these check out the shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter