Individual images of five vampires each with a question to challenge your students on averages! Explore the magic of maths with questions surrounding a five vampires and their ages. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 VAMPIRE MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving means, medians, modes and ranges at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the mean of the vampires’ ages Find the median of the vampires’ ages Find the mode of the vampires’ ages Find the range of the vampires’ ages Find the mean of another group of vampires’ ages All using data handling. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore magic, fantasy, vampires and the world of the immortal with maths!

Individual images of five vampires each with a question to challenge your students on averages! Explore the magic of maths with questions surrounding a five vampires and their ages. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 VAMPIRE MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving means, medians, modes and ranges at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the mean of the vampires’ ages Find the median of the vampires’ ages Find the mode of the vampires’ ages Find the range of the vampires’ ages Find the mean of another group of vampires’ ages All using data handling. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore magic, fantasy, vampires and the world of the immortal with maths!

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Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of the density of materials and changes of state! Explore the physics of the particle model with this full lesson. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to circuits. 10 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND IMAGES OR EQUATIONS ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Buy this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 10 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of The Particle Model and Changes of State in single science physics. Covering the topics of… The states of matter The density of solids, liquids and gases The particle model Measuring and calculating the density Changes of state Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image or equation to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore density and states of matter with physics!

Individual images of five pancake making ingredients with a question to challenge your students on weight and mass. Enjoy baking pancakes with maths! Whether it’s Pancake Day or a regular day and you are feeling like pancakes, answer these questions to get you in the pancake making mood. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 PANCAKE THEMED MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving measurements at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Convert the mass of eggs from kilograms to grams Compare two masses of lemons Read the weight of flour on a scale Add the weight of two milk cartons together Find the difference between two masses of sugars Using weight and mass measurements. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore baking and Pancake Day with maths!

Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of orbital motion! Explore the physics of space with this full lesson on orbits. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to space. 12 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND COLOURFUL IMAGES ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Buy this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 12 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of Orbital Motion in single science physics. Covering the topics of… The explanation of orbits How speed affects an orbit Orbitting at a constant speed Centripetal force Gravitational attraction Orbitting at varying speed Polar and geostationary orbits Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore space physics today! Other Space Physics resources: GCSE Physics: The Life Cycle of a Star Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: The Solar System Lesson Powerpoint

Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of energy transfers in electricity! Explore the physics of electricity with this full lesson. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to circuits. 10 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND IMAGES OR EQUATIONS ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Buy this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 10 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of Energy Transfers in single science physics. Covering the topics of… Energy transferred by everyday appliances Power The National Grid Step-up and step-down transformers Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image or equation to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore electricity with physics! Other Electricity resources: GCSE Physics: Static Electricity Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: Mains Electricity Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: Series and Parallel Circuits Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: Resistors Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: Current, Potential Difference and Resistance Lesson Powerpoint GCSE Physics: Electrical Circuit Symbols Lesson Powerpoint

Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of the symbols used in electrical circuit diagrams! Explore the physics of electricity with this full lesson on a circuit diagrams. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to circuits. 10 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND COLOURFUL IMAGES ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Buy this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 10 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of Standard Circuit Diagram Symbols in single science physics. Covering the topics of… Switches Lamps Cells Fuses Voltmeter and ammeter Resistors Light dependent resistors (LDR) Diodes and LEDs Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore the electricity and circuits with physics!

Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of current, resistance and potential difference! Explore the physics of electricity with this full lesson. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to circuits. 10 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND COLOURFUL IMAGES OR EQUATIONS ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Buy this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 10 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of Current, Resistance and Potential Difference in single science physics. Covering the topics of… Electrical charge Current Alternating and direct Potential difference How the voltage and current are measured Equations that define the relationships Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image or equation to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore the electricity and circuits with physics!

Individual images of five bees each with a question to challenge your students on factors and multiples! Bees are a vital part of the Earth and the environment we survive in. Whether it is for Earth Day or an average school day explore the magic of bees with maths questions surrounding pollination. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 BEE QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving factors and multiples at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the common factors of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the highest common factor (HCF) of two bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the highest common factor (HCF) of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the lowest common multiple (LCM) of two bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the lowest common multiple (LCM) of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers All using factors and multiples Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Earth and its smallest creatures with maths!

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Full Powerpoint presentation covering the GCSE Physics topic of internal energy and energy transfers! Explore the physics of internal energy with this full lesson. Do you want a concise and picture filled presentation to teach your students about physics? Use this presentation to do just that and take your physics lessons outside of the classroom to internal energy. 11 SLIDE POWERPOINT WITH LESSON OBJECTIVES AT THE BEGINNING AND IMAGES OR EQUATIONS ON EVERY SLIDE! Created for the AQA GCSE specification, but the concepts are suitable for any exam board involving physics at the Key Stage 4 (KS4)/High School level. Download this lesson pack now to show your students the fun of physics! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 11 pages of content following the AQA GCSE syllabus of Internal Energy and Energy Transfers in single science physics. Covering the topics of… Internal energy Heating a system Thermal energy Specific Heat Capacity A change of state Specific Latent Heat Each slide has simple editable text and at least one image or equation to visually explain the topic written about. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the Powerpoint on the board at the front of the classroom, print the slides or share over the school’s online system. The lesson is provided as a single Powerpoint file that can be adapted by yourself to your needs. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the lesson slides you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use it for a complete lesson Group up students and have them discuss a topic each before presenting to the class Use the slides as a basis for students to complete further reading and fill in any gaps in their interests Use as extra work for higher ability students or as a revision resource Use as a recap at the end of the year, or in the lesson after teaching the topic Enjoy the topic and explore the physics behind it as a class or individually, there are endless possibilities for this set of slides. Explore internal energy and energy transfers with physics!

Individual images of types of bags each with a question to challenge your students on coordinates! Explore the maths of bags with questions surrounding common bag types. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 BAG MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving coordinates at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Confirm if the location of the backpack is correctly stated Confirm if the location of the handbag is correctly stated Confirm if the location of the clutch is correctly stated Confirm if the location of the wallet is correctly stated Confirm if the location of the tote is correctly stated Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore your common bag types with maths!

Individual images of types of bags each with a question to challenge your students on rotations! Explore the maths of transformations with questions surrounding common bag types. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 BAG MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving rotations at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Describe the rotations undergone by a backpack Describe the rotations undergone by a handbag Describe the rotations undergone by a clutch Describe the rotations undergone by a wallet Describe the rotations undergone by a tote Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore your common bag types with maths!