4 PowerPoints suitable for KS3 and GCSE Revision Introducing Ratio Powers on a Casio Calculator Pythagoras’ Theorem Introduction to Standard Form

6 small PowerPoints with animations covering … Comparing Data Creating a Pie Chart Drawing Bar Charts Drawing a Line Graph Stem and Leaf Diagrams NOTE:- Drawing a line graph is also available as a free resource

Set of 7 PowePoints covering KS3 topics of area, volume and perimeter of 2D and 3D objects including… Area of a Circle Area of a Triangle and Parallelogram Surface area of 3D solids Perimeter Powers on a Casio Calculator Prisms Area counting squares NOTE:- Surface Area of a cuboid is also listed as a FREE PowerPoint

Three animated PowerPoints covering … Atoms_ Electronic_Structure_Chemical_Bonding … detailed PowerPoint covering atoms and their electronic sructure leading on to ionic and covalent bonding, simple and giant molecules, metallic bonding Organic Chemistry - Crude Petroleum, Hydrocarbons, Alkanes, Combustion of hydrocarbons, cracking, alkenes Rates of Reaction - Collision Theory, Factor affecting rate, Example experimental data graphed, changing the rate of a given reaction, activation energy and catalysts

Animated PowerPoints on … Percentages, Reverse Percentages, Simple and Compound Interest Quadratics, Factorising, Quadratic Formula Rearranging Formulae Sectors and Arcs Simultaneous Equations Sine, Cosine and Tangent Surds

Worked examples of Bearings questions using animations. Includes calculation of bearings using trigonometry. Thanks to Ella Muir for original PowerPoint I have amended. This is obviously a popular download (60 downloads in last 30 days) so can someone please leave a review and have a look at my bundles which are all very low-cost.

Animated PowerPoint on construction of a simple line graph. If you like this free resource please look at my other resources for KS3 Maths and GCSE Chemistry.

Simple animated PowerPoint showing how to calculate surface area of a cuboid Also one of the PowerPoints in KS3_Area_Perimeter_Volume_Pack

Animated PowerPoint on Direct and Inverse proportion calculations and lines of best fit.