Worksheet and PowerPoint on Rotation. The PowerPoint shows shapes being rotated including tracing paper being put over the shape. Highly visual. **2022 Update: PowerPoint now has a diagnostic quiz at the start to cover prior knowledge. (Use mini white boards) The worksheet has been improved to make it more clear.

Volumes and Surface Areas of Spheres, Cones and Frustums.

Working out areas and perimeters of sectors.

Order, add, subtract, multiply and divide.

Whole lesson on Parallel and Perpendicular Linear Functions.

Quadratics, Cubics, Exponential, etc

Whole lesson on UB and LB including calculations.

Different Types of Bar charts.

Made this 8 years ago as a student teacher.

Pupils design their own garden using a garden catalogue. Pupils will learn and use the following: > Costing > Adding, subtracting and multiplying > Percentage change > Area and Perimeter > Scale drawings > Using tables Makes for good display work. I used this for a summer school.

Work out the volume of cuboids and cubes by counting and by using the formula. Lesson allows pupils to discover the formula for themselves. >>>Worksheet Free<<<

First Lesson: Working out the surface area of a prism. Second Lesson: Working out the volume of a prism. Worksheet Free<<< I Have now updated the lessons with newer lessons.

James is looking to buy a new hot hatchback car at a reasonable price. He wants to pay off the car over the course of 60 months. When he pays off the car he is going to sell the car. Help James pick the best value car by comparing the cost of the car and the resell price at the end of the 60 months. You will need to write strong arguments for and against each car. You might even want to take into account the running costs of the car. Starter: Compound Interest Main Activity: Compound interest, costing (value for money), direct proportion and mathematical reasoning. Cars: Ford Fiesta ST, Golf GTi and BMW M118i

A series of lessons designed for the new GCSE. I have designed it for my top set year 10s and used the second lesson to recap completing the square, factorising and the quadratic formula. The pupils got a lot from these lessons. Worksheet Free.

Lesson 1: Introduction to Proportion Lesson 2: Introduction to Direction Proportion Lesson 3: Introduction to Ratio Lesson 4: Ratio and Proportion Problems Suitable for lower and middle set year 7's. Mostly worksheet free.

KS3 Maths: Year 7 and 8 Curriculum Grid. Links in with my SOW and year 7 homework books.

Updated to match my newest SOW for 2018. The year 8 homework book is a work in progress and have added to this resource while keeping the price the same. Three Differentiated Year 7 Maths Homework Books. Life without levels. 30 homework’s to complete. Answers included. These books match my SOW found on TES. You can also find my Year 7 curriculum grid on TES. You can change the names of the different tiers to suit your school. Low: Level 4 Middle: Level 5 High: Level 6 Able: Level 6/7 Can be used for both KS2 and KS3. Homework topics Powers of 10 and negative numbers, converting units, area and perimeter, expressions, formula and algebraic fractions, fractions, calculating fractions, fractions and percentages, FDP, angles, properties of 2D shapes, probability, Venn diagrams, graphs, rounding, order of operations (BIDMAS), integer calculations, transformations, solving equations, number (multiples, factors, primes, squares and cubes), sequences, decimal calculations, proportion, ratio, averages and spread, charts and diagrams, collecting data, construction and 3D shapes and Volume.

Whole lesson on calculating standard form Includes questions designed for the new 2015 Mathematics GCSE. >>WORKSHEET FREE<< >>Homework included (Pupils take a picture of it at the end of the lesson)<<

Whole lesson on the introduction of standard form Includes real life examples and some interesting numbers like googolplex >>WORKSHEET FREE<< >>Homework included (Pupils take a picture of it at the end of the lesson)<<

Whole lesson on Further Index laws Includes problem solving. (Some questions taken from the GCSE Spec paper) >>WORKSHEET FREE<< >>Homework included (Pupils take a picture of it at the end of the lesson)<<