Valentines Day Maths Fraction Operations with Mixed Numbers. Adding Subtracting Multiplying and Dividing Fractions with Mixed Numbers. Fractions Colouring Activity Fish. This is great for Valentine’s Day fun! ✦ Notes: There are 20 fraction questions. Each answer occurs twice, once with a number and once with a colour. The matching colour can then be used to colour the picture in a fun colour by number activity. This activity should take around an 45 minutes to complete. All answers are included, so you can easily mark students work. The resource is printed in black and white for the students to colour in. ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • One worksheet with 20 questions on fraction operations with mixed numbers • One colour by number picture for students to colour in. • Teachers notes. • All answers. ✦ Objectives: This resource has been designed to practice: • Fraction operations – add, subtract, multiply divide. • Fraction operations with mixed numbers. • Simplifying fractions. • Finding equivalent fractions. ✽ Directions: Print out the 2 pages for each student: • the sheet of questions • the colouring picture ✷ Suggestions: Students can cut out their completed picture and use it to glue onto a Valentine’s Day card. Or use them to make a classroom display. ♥ You may also like: Valentines Day Maths Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Algebra Chinese New Year Maths Simplifying Algebra Colouring Activity Solving Equations Colouring Activity Cinco De Mayo Fractions 4th of July Fractions Fractions of Amounts ☞ To view my other resources, please go to Maths Shop

Collecting Like Terms Simplifying Algebraic Expressions Maths Colouring Activity. Students will simplify expressions by combining like terms including positive and negative numbers. For example, simplifying -a-b+a+b-a+b All answers are included. ✦ Notes: There are 24 questions. Each answer occurs twice, once with a number and once with a colour. The matching colour can then be used to colour the picture in a fun colour by number activity. This activity should take around an hour to complete. All answers are included, so you can easily mark students work. The resource is printed in black and white for the students to colour in. ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • One worksheet with 24 questions on simplifying algebraic expressions by collecting like terms. • One answer key sheet for students to fill in. • One colour by number picture for students to colour in. • Teachers notes. • All answers. ✦ Objectives: This resource has been designed to practice: • Collecting like terms. • Simplifying algebraic expressions. • Adding and subtracting the terms of linear expressions. • Identifying when two expressions are equivalent by simplifying. • Adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers. ✽ Directions: Print out the 3 pages for each student: • the sheet of questions • the colouring answer key sheet • the colouring picture ✷ Suggestions: Students can cut out their completed picture and use it to glue onto a greeting card. Or use them to make a classroom display. ♥ You may also like: Collecting Like Terms Cat Themed Fractions Colouring Activity Solving Equations Colouring Activity Times Tables Colouring Activity Expanding Brackets Colouring Activity ☞Visit my Maths Shop here.

Algebra Puzzles Factorising Quadratics Solving Equations Fun Maths Solving Quadratics Expanding and Factorising FOIL Tarsia Puzzle End of Term, There are 4 puzzles in this resource. There are 24 equilateral triangles with algebra on each side. Students have to fit the triangles together to make 4 hexagons. The algebra on the touching edges of each triangle must match. The questions are non-calculator. All answers are included. ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • Expanding and factorising – 2 puzzles each with 6 pieces. • Solving Equations – 2 puzzles each with 6 pieces. • Teachers notes. • All answers. ✦ Objectives: To practice: - • Expanding and factorising algebraic expressions (with one and two brackets) • Simplifying expressions • Solving equations • Expanding brackets • The FOIL method • Factorising quadratics • The difference of two squares • Combining like terms • Simplifying algebraic expressions • Solving quadratic equations by factorising • Factorising with a single bracket ✽ Directions: Print out the 4 pages of triangles for each student. Students need to cut them out and then try to match them to make 4 hexagon shapes. The hexagons can be glued into maths books or onto a sheet of paper. To make it easier, just do puzzles 1 and 2 together. Or just do puzzles 3 and 4 together. To make it harder, mix all 4 puzzles up together! ✦ Notes: The document is 11 pages in total, but you will only need to print out 4 pages for the students. This resource can be printed in black and white. ♥ You may also like: Simplifying Algebra Fish Matching Activity Algebra Substitution Solving Equations ☞ To view my other resources, please go to Maths Shop

Area and Perimeter of Squares GCSE Maths Revision This is a no-prep printable challenge. The worksheet has 36 boxes each showing a measurement for a square. Students need to match pairs of measurements to make 18 squares. E.g., Side = 7cm would match with Area = 49cm2. One side length has not been filled in. The challenge is for students to work out the missing answer to make 18 matching pairs. All measurements are in centimetres. All answers are included. ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • 1 Worksheet – with 36 measurements for various squares. • Teachers notes. • All answers. ✦ Objectives: To practice: - • Metric Measurements • Finding the area of squares when given the side length. • Finding the perimeter of squares when given the side length. • Finding the side length when given the area of a square. • Finding the side length when given the perimeter of a square. ✦ Notes: All answers are included, so you can easily mark students work. These questions should take at least half an hour for students to complete. They can be done without a calculator. ✽ Directions: Give each student a worksheet. Students need to match pairs of measurements to correctly make 18 squares. There will be one measurement left over and one side is missing, so you can easily check if students have got it right. ✷ Suggestions: • As an extension task, students could work out the 3rd measurement for each of the 18 squares. • To make this task easier, students may like to cut out the answers to match them. • You could make this into a timed challenge for students. ♥ You may also like: Mixed Questions Challenge Percentages of Amounts Challenge Fractions of Amounts Challenge ☞ To view my other resources, please go to Maths Shop

Fractions of Amounts Multiplying a fraction with a whole number. There are 3 worksheets of increasing difficulty. All answers are included. For Challenges 1 and 2: For each challenge there is a question sheet and an answer sheet. There are 25 answers on the answer sheet, but only 24 questions on the question sheet. The challenge is for students to match each question to an answer. There will be one answer left. When they find the extra answer, students can create their own question for it. For Worksheet 3: Students are asked to work out fractions of money. At the end they will add up all the money to find a total answer. This resource can be used as worksheets, or you can read out the questions and let students cross off their answers in a quiz/bingo style. The document is 12 pages in total, with 5 pages to print out for students. This resource can be printed in colour or black and white. You may also like: Mixed Questions Challenge Percentages of Amounts Challenge Area & Perimeter Challenge Cinco De Mayo Fractions 4th of July Fractions Please visit Maths Shop to see more of my resources.

Percentage of Amounts There are 25 answers on the answer sheet, but only 24 questions. The challenge is for students to match all the questions to their corresponding answers and find the extra answer. When they find the extra answer, they can create their own question for it. This resource can be used as a worksheet, or you can read out the questions and let students cross off their answers in a quiz/bingo style. The questions are non-calculator. All answers are included. The document is 6 pages in total, but you will only need to print out 2 pages for the students. This resource can be printed in colour or black and white. You may also like: Mixed Questions Challenge Area & Perimeter Challenge Fractions of Amounts Challenge Please visit Maths Shop to see more of my resources. Keywords: numeracy, worksheet, test, non-calculator, homework, key stage 3, KS3, secondary, new GCSE 9-1, foundation, mathematics, maths revision, math review, SEN, special educational needs.

Collecting Like Terms Algebra GCSE Maths Algebra Simplifying by Collecting Like Terms There are 5 worksheets with a total of 50 questions on simplifying by collecting like terms. Students simplify the algebra on each fishing rod and match it to the fish with the correct answer. All answers are included. ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • 5 worksheets - each with 10 fishing rod questions and 10 matching fish answers. • Teachers notes. • All answers. ✦ Objectives: This resource has been designed to practice: • Simplifying algebraic expressions. • Adding and subtracting the terms of linear expressions. • Multiplying linear expressions. • Identifying when two expressions are equivalent. • Collecting like terms and simplifying. • Adding and subtracting negative numbers. ✽ Directions: Print out a set of worksheets for each student. ✦ Notes: All answers are included, so you can easily mark students work. These questions should take at least an hour for students to complete. ✷ Suggestions: To make it easier to check the answers, ask the students to colour the matching fish and fishing rods in the same colour. You may also like: Simplifying Algebra Colouring Activity Autumn Maths Puzzles To view my other resources please go to Maths Shop

Football Mental Maths Game Penalty Shoot Out Maths Game Football inspired maths fun. This is a Penalty Shootout game for the whole class. There are 5 game sheets included with a total of 105 questions. These are quick fire mental maths questions designed to get students thinking on their feet! ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • 5 game sheets – each with 21 mental maths questions. • Teachers notes. • All answers. The questions are mental math questions, for example: What is 1,000 minus 2? What is 7 squared? What is 2.3 add 1.4? ✦ Objectives: This resource has been designed to practice: • Mental Maths • Times Tables • Addition – including some negative numbers. • Subtraction • Multiplication – including some negative numbers. • Division – including some negative numbers. • Multiplying by 10 • Multiplying by 100 • Dividing by 10 • Square Numbers • Adding simple fractions • Fractions of amounts • Adding simple decimals • Converting fractions, decimals and percentages • 2D shape properties • Metric Measurements ✦ Notes: All answers are included. These questions should take at least an hour. ✷ Suggestions: You could also use these worksheets as a partner activity, with 2 students competing to score the most goals. ✎ Teacher’s Instructions - Match Rules • Divide the players into 2 teams – e.g., blue and red (or choose team names). • Each team nominates one person to take the 1st penalty. The nominated students from each team both stand up. The teacher asks the blue team question 1 to the blue team player and awards a penalty if the student answers correctly. The red team penalty taker is then asked the matching red question 1 and is awarded a penalty if the answer is correct. • Another person from each team is then chosen to take the 2nd penalty. • Play continues for 10 rounds (10 questions) and then the number of goals is added up for each team. • If there is a draw, play goes to extra time. Each team chooses their best player to take the final penalty. Only one question is asked to both team players and the 1st player to answer correctly wins the whole match for their team. • At the end of the match, players in the winning team pick a “man of the match” - the student who they think played the best. • This game can also be played by groups of students by allowing one student to be the “teacher”. • It might be fun if the teacher uses their whistle and acts as the referee. • Teachers may also want to allow a victory dance/celebration on scoring a penalty! ♥ You may also like: Balancing Equations Earth Day Maths Animals Time Word Problems ☞ To view my other resources, please go to Maths Shop