A powerpoint, with answers, of differentiated problem solving - what is half way between .... and .... Includes fractions and decimals and negatives. Extension - this number is halfway between this number and which other... A really good problem solving starter or could be used as main part of lesson.

Find as many gradients on the picture of the spider as you can! A shaded and an unshaded version is included:-)

Students have to cut out the first set of 12 cards - 8 of the cards match up (1 question with 1 correct answer) and the 4 remaining cards spell an animal which the students have to spot. Then repeat for set 2, then 3 then 4. Answers and an explanation powerpoint included.

A scaffolded worksheet where you need to work out the surface area of the robot. Answers provided.

A simple worksheet for a bottom set that I teach - a quick recap of definitions, then two examples which we fill in together as a class, then one practice question. Good for breaking up the lesson into manageable chunks on this topic that can often be problematic!

Note the letters of the “true” boxes - this gives the anagram of “apricot”. A nice recap to start a lesson off!

Feedback/suggestions appreciated please. These have worked brilliantly with my foundation group in Year 11. One of the things they struggle with is knowing which topic to work on, so I've added a table which they fill in after working on the sheet, which helps them identify what needs work. I've covered a large range of topics throughout the 6 sheets and more will be added as soon as I make them! The sheets fold nicely into a booklet that can be easily stuck in their books. Answers for each sheet are on a powerpoint to be shown to the class.

There are three slides of 5 questions, students have to work out the answer then put in order. It covers loads of topics, such as numbers of sides on polygons, types of number, speed, days in months and lots of other stuff!