Solving Simultaneous Equations KS4 lesson resources used for 2019 Ofsted Inspection. Full lesson powerpoint Lesson Plan Find Someone Who Worksheet (Each question has to be answered by a different person in the room) Exit Ticket/Progress Check Activity

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

Printing these off back to back the bunting will overlap on the correct sides to make double sided bunting that can be cut out and hung up around the maths classroom.

Printing these out back to back will make the bunting overlap correctly. They can then be cut out and hung around the classroom.

Funny maths poster based on buying watermelons. Display for maths classroom.

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

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

Bearings lesson including explanation of their usefulness using a plane and radio animation. Aimed at KS3.

Display which uses the pi symbol in the middle of the word inspire. Each letter prints out on A4. Changing the IN to A would create the word Aspire for a secondary display.

Mathematics Poster for KS3/KS4 Acrostic Style using the word Mathematics

A3 Poster with Jake the Dog (Adventure Time) Describing regular polygons

Whole lesson for nets of 3D solids. Includes presentation, lesson plan and activity. Get learners to walk around and identify the 8 different nets of the 3D shapes. Also includes Kagan Activities, making solids from nets activity and individual work based on properties of 3D solids.

Finding the term-to-term rules for sequences

Pupils can use this questionnaire to collect data about other pupils in their class

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

Lesson includes: whiiteboard questions, explanations and questions.