Lesson created for converting decimals to percentages for KS3 To get the excel spreadsheet to work click enable content. To end the timer press “Esc” and then click End

Aimed at lower ability KS3. Kagan activities, practice questions and group activity included.

Measuring and calculating interior angles worksheets. Discovery worksheet and then using the formula.

Includes compass directions and clockwise/anti-clockwise help. With games.

Lesson to help learners understand the progresson of decimal numbers and their meanings. Pitched at KS2 or lower ability KS3.

Aimed at lower ability KS3 Forming basic linear equations and substituting values in.

Give out one card each to pupils. The one’s with black dots can go to HAP learners. Practice understanding algebraic vocabulary and operations.

Differentiated NaC signposts to be printed and stuck around school. Learners/students are encouraged now to be learning when outside of the classroom. This introduction of maths problems that incorporate your school is a great way to get them engaged in NaC. Each signpost has two different levels of question. There are 6 signposts in total, equalling 12 different questions.

Converting between fractions, decimals and percentages. To work the excel spreadsheet click: Enable Content at the top Press “Esc” at any point to stop the timer, then click “End” Worksheets and match up task will need to be found separately as I do not own them.

Lesson plan, presentation and activity for learners to find the equation of a line from only 2 coordinates. Pitched at the higher level KS3 and KS4. The find someone who sheet: Print off a copy each Learners answer the first one themselves Then walk around and swap sheets, answering a different question on the other person’s sheet Good way to encourage peer work and assessment

Presentation uploaded for Subtracting Fractions. This lesson follows on from Adding Fractions KS3.

Subtracting decimals using the column method. Including a Kagan Activity.

Powerpoint presentation for pupils to practice reading coordinates in all 4 quadrants. Pitched at KS2 and lower KS3.

A great science lesson for logic and reasoning skills. Change the names and the rooms to make it fit to your school. Full of riddles including Einstein’s Riddle for learners to work together in groups to solve. Clue sheet and hint forfeit included. Answers on powerpoint. Great at christmas time (X-Mass Murder) = ex mass murderer

A great lesson with lots of Kagan activities to get learners/pupils thinking about where maths can take them. Salary cards included as an activity for learners to order the cards from lowest salary to highest salary.

Multiplication of integers aimed at KS2 or lower ability KS3. Activity “Find Someone Who”: Each question has to be answered by a different person in the class

Aimed at lower ability KS3. Estimating units contains the whole lesson, whiteboard questions and a Play Your Cards Right style activity.

Powerpoint and print out of practice plotting time series table of values. This powerpoint contains a set of key things to identify when interpreting time series graph and an activity to draw a graph. Normally it takes learners/pupils a long time to draw axes and plot points but this variation of a Kagan activity works really well. All 4 learners in a group work on their own graph to start with. After 2 minutes they swap sheets with another member of their 4 and continue the work of another person. This swapping continues until they have 4 complete time series graphs. A great way for them to spot misconceptions and to learn from each other.

Lesson plan, powerpoint and progress check sheet included. 3 levels of work, aimed at higher level KS3 or mainly KS4 learners for GCSE maths. Kagan activities, interactive games and progressive introduction to the theorem, as well as plenty of stretch and challenge.