<p>This is a PowerPoint containing 10 different starters to be completed in the first 5 or 10 minutes of a lesson.<br /> They come complete with answers, but you may like to work through them on the board with the pupils.</p>

<p>These notes and four exercises will allow you to teach BIDMAS to either KS3 or KS4 classes.<br /> It covers every aspect of the topic, including writing in brackets to make the given calculation correct.</p>

These two Powerpoint Presentations can be used for any level.<br /> I use them for quick starters for Y7 through to Y11.<br /> They cover simple 2D shapes and 3D shapes.<br /> They can be easily adapted for symmetry, properties of shapes etc.

<p>This is a set of 4 worksheets covering Enlargement, Rotation, Reflection and Translation.<br /> They are aimed at GCSE Intermediate and Higher Tier pupils.<br /> I have attempted to write them in the style of WJEC questions.</p>

<p>Here is a lesson I put together to allow pupils to discover what best value for money means.<br /> This can be done completely without a calculator for more of a challenge.<br /> I allowed a calculator to be used because it was for a 30 minute lesson observation.<br /> It can involve quite a bit of decimals, although if prices are changed to pence, pupils may find it more accessible.<br /> I hope it is useful.</p>

These questions are taken from WJEC Higher Tier papers between 2011 and 2016. They would be suitable for other exam boards and other abilities - just pick and choose the questions you use. Each question has a label saying what year/paper it is from. Paper 1 questions are non-calculator and Paper 2 are calculator allowed.<br /> These PowerPoint presentations are ideal for revision and making tests on individual topics. They are perfect for going through questions on the board.

These questions are taken from WJEC Higher Tier papers between 2011 and 2016. They would be suitable for other exam boards and other abilities - just pick and choose the questions you use. Each question has a label saying what year/paper it is from. Paper 1 questions are non-calculator and Paper 2 are calculator allowed.<br /> These PowerPoint presentations are ideal for revision and making tests on individual topics. They are perfect for going through questions on the board.