Angles facts: - angles around a point -angles on a straight line - basic circle theorem, -angles in triangles and quadrilaterals

-Understanding Trig Functions and their dynamics - How to Transform Trig functions -Understanding the features of Trig functions

-Construction - Equilateral triangle

- Tangram puzzles - Tangram letters - Tangram numbers Creative activity for students

Please read the Answer sheet attached before the game. This interactive resource will be useful for KS4 students or students in high school as a revision activity. This is excellent for mini white board activity. It draws questions from different topics in maths ( complete the squre, circle theorem, similar shapes, histogram, negative fractional indices, angles, direct proportion, quadratics, standard form, surds etc) Easily adaptable Have Fun

Functional skills - percentages

Functional skills on ratio and proportion

Millionnaire game on calculating bearings

Use this game to boost the confidence of students in: - Solving equation - Indices - Standard Form - Fraction and percentages of quantity

Area of 2D shapes and Compound shapes. Functional skills and application of area in real life.

Area and perimeter and their application

- Step by Step Approach to drawing quadratic graphs from simple quadratic (y = x^2) to complex quadratic of the form y =ax^2+bx +c - Worksheets on drawing quadratic graphs - interactive game on factorisng quadratics

-Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals - Angles associated with parallel lines -Angles in polygons -Linear and Quadratic Sequences -Ratio - Circle Theorems

Stimulate the enthusiasm of your students with this connect 4 games in a learning environment. The game covers units like: - Solving equations, - Expanding brackets -Fractions and percentages of amount - directed numbers

Use this game to engage your students while exposing them to different Circle Theorems problems. Suggested answers already provided.

Years 7 and 8 assessment on Graphs, Transformation, Angles, Sequences and Averages Step Assessment for years 7 and 8 on selected topics.

This presentation aims to teach students the strategies needed for problem solving questions.

Use these interactive game to engage students in answering thinking skills and problem solving questions. Rules: Divide the class into two groups Click on question mark (?) to reveal a question. Click on Answer to reveal an answer. Click return button to take you back to the original slide. Click on the letter to remove a tile once a correct answer is given. NB: use this answer sheet so you DON’T reveal and answer if it is wrong. This is to give groups the chance to try that question again. At the end, if no one gets the catchphrase, just click on the smiley face at the bottom to reveal the catchphrase.

In this presentation, you will be able to: -know the formula for calculating volume of pyramids and cones -extend their knowledge to calculate volume of frustum -solve exam style questions