This Christmas maths measuring santa’s angles fun activity will give students lots of practice of measuring angles. A great seasonal activity to engage students this Christmas. The resourceh has 3 different sheets - measuring obtuse angles, measuring acute and obtuse where the lines are not parallel with the paper edge and measuring reflex angles. Perfect for any class that need to work on different skills. Answers included. If you would like more Christmas themed maths activities please click here.

A worksheet on “Given that” questions. E.g. Given that 69.4 x 16.8 = 1165.92 What is? 6.94 x 16.8 = 6 different questions with 8 sub questions in each. Perfect for lower ability groups that need lots of practice. Created because I couldn’t find this anywhere else!

Powerpoint lesson with a work booklet and tick or trash AFL activity on the Order of Operations (BIDMAS/BODMAS). Skills covered include - using order of operations without brackets or indices, using it with indices and brackets, inserting brackert into questions to make them correct. Time saving resource for busy teachers! You should be able to teach a lesson with hardly any preparation (mainly printing and maybe some cutting!). Fully differentiated objectives: Blue:Know and use the order of operations with simple calculations (no brackets) Gold:Use the order of operations with more complex calculations including brackets and indices Red:Insert brackets into questions to make them correct, work out questions with more than one set of brackets. This resource includes: • A PowerPoint • A differentiated Work booklet that includes self-assessment sections • A tick or trash activity (this could be done alone or in pairs, or in groups!) The PowerPoint includes everything you need to teach order of operations, including animated examples. The lessons use the following format: • Objective and levels • A short starter that can lead into a discussion about BIDMAS • A “how to teaching portion” with animated examples • An AfL miniwhiteboard quiz • Answers to all the booklet questions • Plenary (with answers) The powerpoint and booklet are currently set up for GCSE maths grades, however you can edit the grades to reflect KS3 or your own schools assessment criteria. In the word booklet if you change any grade (e.g the blue section) it should automatically change the rest of that colour into the same grade. This will take up a whole lesson. I also have a differentiated set of worksheets on Order of operations available here.

This is a great, engaging activity for a standard form lessons. Skills covered are converting standing form to ordinary numbers. Great for end of lesson consolidation, early finishers, homework or a starter . Especially if you want students to practise and consolidate standard form conversions without using a traditional worksheet. This activity is great because students can check their own answers as they go through and most of the time they don’t realise they are answering multiple questions. This product includes 3 unique mazes with full solutions. Students work their way through the maze, coloring the correct answers and following the path to the next question. If you would like a more traditional worksheets with lots of practice questions click here!

A worksheet on multiplying fractions with a how to guide, examples and questions that are scaffolded for lower ability learners. Answers included. Check out my other fractions resources: Adding and subtracting fractions mazes Adding fractions worksheets Subtracting fractions worksheets Adding and subtracting fractions worksheets

A set of indices worksheets. Skills covered are multiplying indices, dividing indices , raising a power to a power with a base number (using brackets), power of 0, evaluating negative and fractional indices and combinations of the above. There are approximately 100 blue questions, 100 gold questions and 50 red questions in these worksheets. Each topic is colour coded by difficulty. Full solutions included in the same format as the questions to make it easier to mark! Difficulties include: ★ Blue (easy) - Multiplying indices with a base number, dividing indices with a base number, raising a power to a power with a base number and evaluating negative powers ★ Gold (medium) - Multiplying indices with a base letter bigger than 1, dividing indices with a base letter bigger than 1, raising a power to a power with a base letter bigger than 1 and evaluating powers of 0 ★ Red (Hard) Evaluating fractions with a negative power, evaluating whole numbers with a fractional power, combinations of the above Please see here for a revision/reference foldable to help students complete these questions.

Worksheets for students to complete in class. Answers included. Each difficulty has some of the same shapes but they have different numbers. See cover image to see the difference between the 3. 3 levels of difficulty have been included: • Blue (easy) - scaffolded so students work out the question stage by stage, this difficulty includes hints as well. •Gold (medium) - some sub questions to help point the way but no hints •Red (harder) - work out the problem by themselves. Some harder shapes included.

This Christmas maths colour by number fun activity will give students lots of practice of finding percentages of a number. A great seasonal activity to engage students this Christmas. The resource is differentiated into 3 different difficulties - finding 10% multiples, finding 5% multiples and finding 1% multiples. The outcome for each sheet is the same even though the questions are different. This resource can be used for all your KS3 and KS4 groups - let KS4 students differentiate for themselves, give lower ability groups the 10% multiples and give higher ability groups the 1% multiples. A fun easy activity for the end of christmas term BUT students will still be completing more than 300 questions on percentages! Students need to answer the questions and find which colour corresponds to the answers in order to reveal a Christmas picture. This particular picture reveals a Christmas tree. Great starter for lessons or to give to early finishers. Fun Christmas clip art border included. If you would like more Christmas themed maths activities please click here.

A work sheet that gives students an opportunity to practice different types of multiplying and dividing negative numbers in isolation and then together. Perfect for a lesson on negative numbers. Guided hints at the top of the page for the less able students. Could be used as homework or classwork. Students will get lots of practice in the following skills : Exercise 1 - multiplying with a negative and positive number (1st number negative) Exercise 2 - multiplying with a negative and positive number (2nd number negative) Exercise 3 - multiplying with 2 negative numbers Exercise 4 - mixed exercise Exercise 5 - dividing with a negative and positive number (1st number negative) Exercise 6 - dividing with a negative and positive number (2nd number negative) Exercise 7 - dividing with 2 negative numbers Exercise 8 - mixed exercise Exercise 9 - mixed multiplication and division Answers included Hints at the top of each page. Each exercise includes 12 questions Suitable for a lower ability of student as they get to practice each type of question before moving onto a mixed exercise. Find more multiplying and dividing resources here including worksheets, lessons and mazes.

Rounding to a mixture of the nearest 10, 100 and 1000 maze worksheets. 3 mazes with full solutions are included. This is a fun way for students to consolidate rounding to the nearest 10, 100 or 1000. This activity is great because students can self-check the answers and most of the time they don’t realise they are answering multiple questions. Recommended uses for this activity ★a revison tool for students who have complete a unit on rounding ★A task for quick finishers and more able students ★ A starter to check for prior learning Students work their way through the maze, colouring the correct answers and following the path to the next question. Want more rounding to the 10, 100 or 1000 activities? Click HERE for BINGO. See here for more mazes on rounding.

This Congruent shapes worksheet and notes page set are ideal for KS3 and GCSE students. Skills covered are: identifying a pair of congruent shapes on a square grid that are the same orientation and identifying a set of congruent shapes on a square grid that have been rotated, reflected or both. There are 3 difficulty levels, Blue (easy), Gold (medium) and Red (hard). Blue (2 x pages) covers finding congruent shapes that are the same orientation. The shapes are all different looking. Gold (2 x pages) covers finding congruent shapes that have been rotated OR reflected. Red (2 x pages) covers finding congruent shapes that have been rotated and/or reflected. The shapes are all quite similar looking. Fantastic to use in lessons where you have a lot of different stages of learning. Also great to give to students for homework and they could pick the difficulty they wanted to do! The notes page is good for students to keep in their books to use as a help guide. Included is a completely filled in version and a version that Students fill in the key points themselves. Full solutions included in the same format as the questions to make it easier to mark! Also included is a contents page so you can quickly look up what you need! If you want more Congruent Shapes activities, check out my Treasure hunt here.

Students will find expanding single brackets more engaging with these sets of dominos. Great to use as AFL or a plenary in a lesson on expanding brackets and expanding a single bracket, or as a starter to check for prior learning when teaching something like expanding double brackets or solving equations with brackets. This activity is a fun and novel way for students to practise expanding single brackets. They can start on any domino they like, answer the question, find the answer on a different domino then repeat the process. If they have answered all questions correctly they should end up back at the domino they started with. Why dominos is a great activity: • Students can check their own answers ��� They will complete 20 questions in a way that is completely different from standard worksheets • Students find it fun to search for and find the answers • They can be laminated to be used again This pages contained in this product are: Contents Instructions Expanding a single bracket with positive numbers on the outside only e.g. 2(3b -2) Expanding a single bracket with positive numbers only ANSWERS Expanding a single bracket with positive and negative numbers e.g. -3(3b -2) Expanding a single bracket with positive and negative numbers ANSWERS Expanding a single bracket with letters on the outside e.g. z(2x +5) and 3v(3g-2) Expanding a single bracket with letters on the outside ANSWERS Expanding a single bracket with letters and powers e.g. 2x2(3x +2) Expanding a single bracket with letters and powers ANSWERS Working out sheet 1 Working out sheet 2 Suggestions for use: • Give to pairs for a collaborative activity • Give one each to a group of students and they need to find their answer and make a line • Give to individual students to complete on their desk • Once students have completed a set give them the answers as evidence of their accomplishment/get them to take a picture of the finished loop and stick it in

Worksheets on Pythagoras’ theorem for for students to complete in class. Excelllent for homework or classwork to consolidate Pythagoras’ theorem! This set of worksheets has been differentiated and skills include using Pythagoras’ theorem to find the length of the hypotenuse, the length of the short sides and the lengths and perimeters of compound shapes. The 3 levels of difficulty included are: Blue: Use Pythagoras’ theorem to find the length of the hypotenuse in a right-angled triangle. Gold: Use Pythagoras’ theorem to find the length of a short side in a right-angled triangle. Red: Use Pythagoras’ theorem to find lengths and perimeters of compound shapes Need a whole lesson on Pythagoras? Check out my resource below: Pythagoras’ Theorem Lesson with all resources (Download, Print and Teach)

Rounding to the nearest 1000 maze worksheets. 3 mazes with full solutions are included. This is a fun way for students to consolidate rounding to the nearest 1000. This activity is great because students can self-check the answers and most of the time they don’t realise they are answering multiple questions. Recommended uses for this activity ★a revison tool for students who have complete a unit on rounding ★A task for quick finishers and more able students ★ A starter to check for prior learning Students work their way through the maze, colouring the correct answers and following the path to the next question. See here for more mazes on rounding.

A set of differentiated worksheets on finding the area of a circle for students to complete in class or for homework. Skills included are finding the area of a circle, finding the radius or diameter from the area and finding the area of a sector. The questions are worded questions in order to give students practise with exam style. The following objectives are covered: <p>★Finding the area of a circle (blue) <p>★Finding the radius/diameter from the area (gold) <p>★Finding the area of a sector of a circle (red) There are 12 questions per sheet. Could be used for reinforcement in class or homework. All answers included! =±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=± <strong><span style=“text-decoration:underline;”> Other products you might like</span></strong> <p>★Differentiated area of a circle task cards <p>★Area of a circle flash cards =±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±=±

Students will find rounding to decimal places and significant figures more engaging with these sets of dominos. Great to use as a starter or plenary in a lesson on rounding to decimal places or significant figures, or as a starter to check for prior learning when teaching something like Trigonometry or Pythagoras. Skills include rounding to 1 decimal places, 2 decimal places, 1 significant figure, 2 significant figures, 3 significant figures and a mix of all. This activity is a fun and novel way for students to practise rounding to decimal places and significant figures. They can start on any domino they like, answer the question, find the answer on a different domino then repeat the process. If they have answered all questions correctly they should end up back at the domino they started with. Why dominos is a great activity: Students can check their own answers They will complete 20 questions in a way that is completely different from standard worksheets Students find it fun to search for and find the answers They can be laminated to be used again This pages contained in this product are: Contents Instructions Rounding to 1 decimal place Rounding to 1 decimal place Answers Rounding to 2 decimal places Rounding to 2 decimal places Answers Rounding to 1 significant figure Rounding to 1 significant figure Answers Rounding to 2 significant figures Rounding to 2 significant figures Answers Rounding to 3 significant figures Rounding to 3 significant figures Answers Rounding to significant figures and decimal places mix 1 Rounding to significant figures and decimal places mix 1 Answers Rounding to significant figures and decimal places mix 2 Rounding to significant figures and decimal places mix 2 Answers Working out sheet 1 Working out sheet 2 Suggestions for use: • Give to pairs for a collaborative activity • Give one each to a group of students and they need to find their answer and make a line • Give to individual students to complete on their desk • Once students have completed a set give them the answers as evidence of their accomplishment/get them to take a picture of the finished loop and stick it in

Rounding to the nearest 10 maze worksheets. 3 mazes with full solutions are included. This is a fun way for students to consolidate rounding to the nearest 10. This activity is great because students can self-check the answers and most of the time they don’t realise they are answering multiple questions. Recommended uses for this activity ★a revison tool for students who have complete a unit on rounding ★A task for quick finishers and more able students ★ A starter to check for prior learning Students work their way through the maze, colouring the correct answers and following the path to the next question. See here for more mazes on rounding. Click here for rounding to the nearest 10 BINGO

This is a great consolidating activity for a standard form lesson. Skills covered are converting standing form to big numbers, converting standard form to little numbers and converting from small and big numbers to standard form. Great for end of lesson consolidation, early finishers, homework or a starter . Each worksheet contains 24 questions. There are 10 worksheets in total so you are getting 240 standard form conversion questions in this set. There are 2 different colour codes with these worksheets blue (easy) and gold (medium). All answers included Contents for this product is as follows: Standard form to big numbers 1 Questions Standard form to big numbers 1 Answers Standard form to big numbers 2 Questions Standard form to big numbers 2 Answers Big numbers to standard form 1 Qs Big numbers to standard form 1 As Big numbers to standard form 2 Qs Big numbers to standard form 2 As Standard form to small numbers 1 Questions Standard form to small numbers 1 Answers Standard form to small numbers 2 Questions Standard form to small numbers 2 Answers Small numbers to standard form 1 Qs Small numbers to standard form 1 As Small numbers to standard form 2 Qs Small numbers to standard form 2 As Standard form to big and small numbers mix Qs Standard form to big and small numbers mix As Big and small numbers to standard form mix Qs Big and small numbers to standard form mix As I you don’t want to use traditional worksheets to practice standard form please see my converting standard form mazes here

Worksheet on simplifying fractions. Answers included

Identify the prime number from a list of numbers. 3 mazes with full solutions are included,Great for use in a lesson on factors, multiples and prime numbers when you don’t want to use traditional worksheets. This is a fun way for students to consolidate identifying prime numbers. This could be used as a starter or plenary in a lesson on number properties or as an activity in a lesson on factors, multiples and primes. This activity is great because students can self-check the answers and most of the time they don’t realise they are answering multiple questions. Recommended uses for this activity ★a revison tool for students who have complete a unit on place value ★A task for quick finishers and more able students ★ A starter to check for prior learning Students work their way through the maze, colouring the correct answers and following the path to the next question.