A 2 page worksheet that involves using ALGEBRA Handout and PowerPoint to show use of Pascal’s Triangle. Some knowledge of algebra (simple addition, collecting terms) a prerequisite. I suggest letting students try the worksheet before mentioning Pascal’s Triangle and they should notice the link.

A basic worksheet that starts off by getting student to find missing values in a table linked by the Pythgorean equation . Only addition, subtraction, squared and square root used. No knowledge of Pythagoras’ Theorem is needed at this stage although a short explanation is given at the top of the worksheet. WITH ANSWERS

2 different BLANK WORKSHEETS INCLUDED Increasing difficulty with some challenging/difficult questions Clipart also included

PENTOMINOES - ANIMALS 2 PUZZLES - 14 PUZZLES (set 2 of 3)and resources used to make them. ANIMALS 1 and 3 PUZZLES ALSO AVAILABLE COMPATIBLE with my PENTOMINOES STARTER KIT (15mm version) in both size and colour of pieces which is also available to download for free. Use the resources to make your puzzles any size. Use with PowerPoints, Displays and they should work on Interactive whiteboards (eg put a puzzle on a notebook slide along with the 12 pentominoes and manipulate into position)

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others.

A comprehensive explanation on how to find prime numbers using Sieve of Eratosthenes Method! Included: Two PowerPoints - Colour/Black & White Versions (see Video) Worksheets: Numbered grids 1-40 to go with PPT 1-100 1-200 1-500 1-1000 All grids come with and without grid showing, to enable crossing out or colouring in. ** If you feel you can comment/follow on this resource it will enable me to improve/update my resources and inform everyone if I do.** *I have lots of other resources to download, especially on the topic of factors/prime factors *

Hopefull these two sets of worksheets will encourage student to visually compare fractions and resort only to calculation as a ‘checking mechanism’. Set C has 10 question (40 sub-questions) Set D has 5 question (15 sub-questions) Set C - Order sets of 4 fractions Set D - Compare 3 fractions against a ‘Base’ fraction and state if it is less than. greater than or equal to Set B - State fraction in given fraction diagram I have also included over 700 + pieces of clip-art. Images for every fraction up to 20th’s to use in your own worksheets or Powerpoint’s etc I started with the idea to make every possible variation you could have without reflection or rotational copies and it proved quite a challenge. After get to the 12th’s and making 183 diagrams and with thinking the 13th’s would have even more a just did a few variations for those up to 20th’s. I hope what I have done will be of use to some one. SETS C and D are part of a larger collection of fraction resources

For up to 10+ PLAYERS at a time I have played this game with pupil of all age/abilities of the last 20 years or so and it is one that has been one of my most popular and successful resources. It really surprised me how much the pupils improved their number bond skills I have usually played it using a normal set of playing cards and on numerous occasions had pupils say they have played it a home with their family/friends. Playing card rules differ slightly and are included. We have also played this (just for fun) with family and friends especially on holidays. This set has 72 cards and should be printed on card/laminated IF YOU NEED THE CARDS TO BE SMALLER/BIGGER i have included all my clipart images

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others

If you download please comment/follow so if the resource is updated I will be able to notify you. this resource is PART OF a SET that I have split into single items SEE MY OTHER DOMINO RELATED RESOURCES INCLUDED a set of dominoes with the MULTIPLICATION Symbol FOR PRINTABLE SETS OF DOMINOES with ADDITION, SUBTRACTION symbols on the dominoes or just PLAIN - SEE MY OTHER UPLOADS There is a worksheet for INEQUALITES ( <,> and =) for NUMBER WORK 0-0 to 12-12 approx (5cm x 10cm at 100%) I printed these on CARD and laminated them, other sets were printed on different coloured card Remember to just print Page 1 or yo will print the example/instructions on page 2

I think this will be a very challenging but useful activity Answers included or should that be nswrs ncldd. A great activity at any time of the year to keep mathematical language /words in the for front of their thoughts. perhaps try to complete it over the Christmas Holidays It could be set as a competition -individual/small group/ table Each pupil could be given a different set of questions. A table could be given all 10 sheets or all the same sheet and work collaboratively Lots of possible variations Please lets me know how it goes.

ANIMALS 2 and 3 PUZZLES ALSO AVAILABLE COMPATIBLE with my PENTOMINOES STARTER KIT (15mm version) in both size and colour of pieces which is also available to download for free. Use the resources to make your puzzles any size. Use with PowerPoints, Displays and they should work on Interactive whiteboards (eg put a puzzle on a notebook slide along with the 12 pentominoes and manipulate into position)

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PART FINISHED RESOURCE - but still usable WORKSHEETS and ANSWERS PROVIDED PRIME NUMBERS LESS THAN 100 - Via PRIME PIXEL PICTURES (set of 25) + more NOW AVAILABLE well a mixture of ideas to throw out there Basically you have a grid of numbers in this case between 1-100 Pupils identify and colour/shade in the prime numbers to produce a PIXEL PICTURE This resource is just an basic example where the primes come in order so they get to know the sequence Others are on bigger grids Different colours by condition set Prime mixed up I have found it surprisingly successful in getting the pupils to learn their prime numbers Also in this resource I have included a bit mash-up of various other areas of maths that could be brought in - PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK

This resource has a selection of posters showing the value of PI to a various number of decimal places. The two distinctly different posters show the first 1000 and 10000 decimal places of PI respectivly (the latter having 3 colour variations and either A4 or A3 in size) The banner shows the first 100 decimal places and can be either approx 3.5m or 7m dependent on how its stuck together (tiled). This can be Pi, UP TO , 100 dp if you only print off as many sheets as you want.

ANOTHER comprehensive set of blank templates(40+) for you to use in your own documents, Powerpoints and Notebook slides etc. Only a few examples are shown the the image gallery above. You can import a template and resize it to what is required , either a large version or multiples per sheet (if you use the PDF version you can do this in the print settings automatically) These include. A set of grids and examples for creating a curve-stitched ALPHABET A set using cube/rhombus patterns and more On some of the more complicated patterns images of how to get started and steps along the way are provided Let the students investigate different patterns they can make by joining spots up in different ways ( see investigation results graphic) This is a follow up resource to my original curve stitching resource which is also FREE to download.

ALSO SEE WRITING NUMBERS IN WORDS - PowerPoint - Worksheets - Place Valve Tables and MORE Choice of A2, A3 and A4 POSTERS (with tiling instructions) Plus PDF & PNG’s to use in your own PowerPoints/Notebook files etc A5 sized Spelling Aids (to stick in student books perhaps) A5 Colour - Place value aids - up to hundreds of trillions If you only want to go to, say, millions - CUT OFF the billions and trillions parts For these I have laminated them and students write their numbers using a dry wipe pen in the boxes below. PDF &PNG files supplied

This resource is intended to give students an opportunity to experience a different counting system. They should be familiar with the decimal system and may have some knowledge of perhaps, binary. The Mayan’s used base 20 (vigesimal) in their counting system with associated digits ( being made up of a shell shape, a dot and a bar/line) from 0 -19 rather than our 0-9. It really is an exercise in practicing MULTIPLICATION and ADDITION in a different format and a touch of logical thinking. I also have another resource that includes posters and other display items to go with this topic. It also includes a lot of artwork I have produced and used in my Mayan resources that you could use in your own resources if required.

2 versions of the same 15 questions (different levels of ‘scaffolding’) Or just project it on to whiteboard Watch out for more in this series of resources on SURDS

20 PYRAMIDS TO SOLVE A more difficult version of NUMBER PYRAMIDS using FRACTIONS Addition and subtraction of fractions/mixed numbers

Find the angles in a triangle using their ratios. Use the worksheets but I can see the CLIP-ART probably being more useful as all 108 questions are included as separate files that can be used in your own worksheets/Powerpoints/Whiteboard files.