Arrgggghhh Matey! Treasure hunting time! Pupils need to work out the answers to questions linked to squares on a pirate map. Certain answers will give the location of squares containing treasure. The more treasures they find the better. This could be done as a team or timed activity. There are 100 questions so it may be a little tough for pupils to complete this individually.

Worksheet with starter main and extention. Starter has questions such as, how many halves in 3 wholes and some mixed number / top heavy fraction conversion.

A worksheet with an example and some tables for pupils to practise spearman's rank. Answers included.

A PowerPoint with a few KS3 examples of how to do the unitary method and some questions to follow. Great revision for proportion.

A GCSE algebra powerpoint activity showing how to work out the equations of a line which is paralllel or perpendicular to another line and passes through a certain point. Some questions and answers at the end.

A worksheet with starter, main and extension on the first few index laws, extension asks students to investigate fractional powers. An ideal resource for GCSE students. Hope you find it useful

This my attempt to create a sheet that ticks all the boxes. The sheet includes: Literacy section with key words and definitions Write on the sheet starter Lesson objective (The above a set in a box to allow pupils to cut out and stick these into their book) Three sets of questions to aid differentiation by task rather than outcome A set of extension questions Plenary questions to check understanding Homework questions (differentiated) Additional info on how to check if answers are correct and where this skill would be used in real life. Coloured background and step by step instructions to help support SEND pupils. This sheet is on solving a pair of linear simultaneous equations using elimination.

A set of loop cards and a set of matching cards on the topic of finding the nth term of linear sequences.

3 worksheets, one differentiated, one homework and one for a cover lesson (also differentiated) answers included.

A large collection of trigonometry resources, covering SOHCAHTOA, sine and cosine rule (including proof), finding the area of a triangle . There are instructional power points, question slides which can be printed and quizzes. I hope you find it useful

A find the answer activity, matching activity and multiple choice sheet on finding the midpoint of two coordinates.

A collection of multiple choice quizzes. Cover most KS3 and KS4 topics. Good for revision or to be chopped up and used as starters or plenaries in other PowerPoint's. Also good if you accidentally pack away 5 minutes early and need a filler or kids turn up from assembly late and your lessons gone out of the window.

This file helps create worksheets where pupils have to look up coordinates to spell words and phrases. You could use it to ask questions, or spell out jokes. Very easy to use just type 10 sentences into the sheet, give a title then print off.

This my attempt to create a sheet that ticks all the boxes. The sheet includes: Literacy section with key words and definitions Write on the sheet starter Lesson objective (The above a set in a box to allow pupils to cut out and stick these into their book) Three sets of questions to aid differentiation by task rather than outcome A set of extension questions Plenary questions to check understanding Homework questions (differentiated) Additional info on how to check if answers are correct and where this skill would be used in real life. Coloured background and step by step instructions to help support SEND pupils. This sheet is on expanding a single bracket building up to expanding and simplifying.

Arrgggghhh Matey! Treasure hunting time! Pupils need to work out the answers to questions linked to squares on a pirate map. Certain answers will give the location of squares containing treasure. The more treasures they find the better. This could be done as a team or timed activity. There are 100 questions so it may be a little tough for pupils to complete this individually.

Arrgggghhh Matey! Treasure hunting time! Pupils need to work out the answers to questions linked to squares on a pirate map. Certain answers will give the location of squares containing treasure. The more treasures they find the better. This could be done as a team or timed activity. There are 100 questions so it may be a little tough for pupils to complete this individually.

For all of the zombie fans in your class! This resource contains data on 500 zombies at a research facility. Pupils must come up with a hypothesis and test it, perfect practise for GCSE statistics coursework or just revision on sampling or different types of charts. The data is more than simply randomly generated numbers and there are links between the variables for eagle eyed pupils to discover, however they may not always be watch you may expect! There is also a simply little PowerPoint to accompany the data

A set of 100 sheets on the "basic" numeracy skills, or at least the ones I would want all my pupils to have. THe sheets and most the answers generate automatically, either print the first sheet off each day or create a booklet. This could work brilliantly as once a day booklet to improve numeracy skills of SEN pupils. Simply print of all of the sheets, design a school specific front page and send home. Hope you find it useful.

A board game where pupils have to answer question on percentage increase / decrease and reverse percentage.

THe excel file contains information on 500 monkeys from a fictitious newly discovered species. Pupils task is to come up with a hypothesis and test it. Does monkeys favourite fruit change as they age? Is the length of a monkeys tail related to it's height or its gender? What is the main factor in how many offspring a monkey will have? The data here is not completely random and there are connections and correlations to be discovered, some of them quite unusual. Great for budding Zoologists or pupils preparing for GCSE stats coursework.