Individual images of the seven colours in a rainbow each with a question to challenge your students on the sum of angles! Rainbows are a magical part of the weather and a symbol of colour and happiness. Whether it is for Pride Month or an average school day explore the magic of rainbows with maths questions. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 7 RAINBOW QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving angles at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 7 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find red angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find orange angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find yellow angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find green angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find blue angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find indigo angle to complete the rainbow’s arch Find violet angle to complete the rainbow’s arch All using the sum of angles on a straight line Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore rainbows and our colourful world with maths!

Individual images of five different members of a royal court each with a question to challenge your students on pie charts! Explore the monarchy with maths questions surrounding the king and queen’s royal court. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 ROYAL COURT MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving pie charts at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the angle for the time spent by the king in royal court Find the angle for the time spent by the queen in royal court Find the angle for the time spent by the knight in royal court Find the angle for the time spent by the minstrel in royal court Find the angle for the time spent by the jester in royal court All to draw a pie chart Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore monarchies, kingdoms and a royal court with maths!

Individual images of five different items relating to royalty each with a question to challenge your students on indices! Explore the monarchy with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of kings and queens. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 ROYALTY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving indices at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the number of castles Find the number of crowns Find the number of necklaces Find the number of palaces Find the number of tiaras All using indices Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore monarchies and kingdoms with maths!

Individual images of five different items relating to royalty each with a question to challenge your students on square and cube numbers! Explore the monarchy with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of kings and queens. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 ROYALTY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving square and cube numbers at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the number of castles Find the number of crowns Find the number of necklaces Find the number of palaces Find the number of tiaras All using square and cube numbers Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore monarchies and kingdoms with maths!

Individual images of five different 4th of July items each with a question to challenge your students on direct and inverse proportion! Explore the fourth of July American holiday with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of an USA party. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FOURTH OF JULY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving direct and inverse proportion at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the relation between firework rockets and their explosions Find the relation between red and blue balloons Find the relation between hats and glasses worn Find the relation between hot dogs and burgers Find the relation between a small and big flag All using direct and inverse proportion Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore the fourth of July and American festivities with maths!

Cut out the shapes filled with essential holiday items and fit them into your suitcase! Squeezing all of your belongings into a suitcase is often the hardest part of any holiday. The challenge is to make everything fit exactly within your luggage. A holiday is never far away, so use maths to prepare for it! Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use this puzzle and maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. PACKING PUZZLE AND AREA QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving areas at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? An A4 page including a description of the question, shapes to cut out, a suitcase to stick the shapes onto and an extension task. Answers are provided as well as the worksheet in colour and in black and white. The extension task involves finding the area of the shapes, which includes squares, rectangles, triangles and trapezium. The students can either count the squares, use formula or split up the shapes into smaller shapes to find the answers. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Print the puzzle to create an involved activity, share over the school’s online system or even work it out as a class on the board. All questions and answers are provided as A4 sized PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as homework or even a holiday at home activity Use as a fun maths based challenge Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students before they go on a real holiday, there are endless possibilities for this puzzle. Explore the joys of holidays with maths!

Individual images of five different 4th of July items each with a question to challenge your students on ratios, fractions and percentages! Explore the fourth of July American holiday with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of an USA party. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FOURTH OF JULY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving ratios, fractions and percentages at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Convert the ratio of red balloons to a percentage Convert the ratio of fireworks to a fraction Convert the ratio of hot dogs to a percentage Convert the ratio of flag sizes to a fraction Convert the ratio of hats and glasses to a fraction All using ratio and proportion Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore the fourth of July and American festivities with maths!

Individual images of eight planets in our Solar System with a question to challenge your students on the parts of a circle and enjoy space with maths! Whether you are looking up at the night sky or watching a movie about space, answer these questions to feel like you are visiting the Solar System’s planets. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 8 PLANET THEMED MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving circumferences at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 8 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to label the parts of a circle marked on all eight planets in our Solar System. Including questions on Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore space and our Solar System with maths!

Individual images of five different 4th of July items each with a question to challenge your students on ratio and proportion! Explore the fourth of July American holiday with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of an USA party. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FOURTH OF JULY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving ratio and proportion at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the number of red balloons Find the ratio of glasses to hats worn Find the ratio of hot dogs to burgers Find the scale ratio of a firework Find the size of large flag All using ratio and proportion Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore the fourth of July and American festivities with maths!

Individual images of five pancake making ingredients with a question to challenge your students on measurements and enjoy baking pancakes with maths! Whether it’s Pancake Day or a regular day and you are feeling like pancakes, answer these questions to get you in the pancake making mood. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 PANCAKE THEMED MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving measurements at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Convert the units of milk Pick the most likely amount of lemon required Read the weight of flour on a scale Choose a unit of measurement for an egg Define the accuracy of rounding the sugar Using measures. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore baking and Pancake Day with maths!

Individual images of five different flowers with a question to challenge your students on representing data and enjoy giving flowers with maths! Whether its for a mother figure in your life on Mother’s Day or a surprise gift to make someone’s day, giving flowers is a great gift and an even better maths question to attempt. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FLOWER THEMED MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving representing data at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Calculate the number of daisies sold in a pie chart Compare the flowers sold in the morning to the afternoon on a combined bar chart Find out the fraction of roses sold Find which the difference in the lowest and highest income days Draw a line of best fit and use it to interpolate Using pictograms, bar charts, scatter diagrams, line graphs and pie charts. Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore flowers and Mother’s Day with maths!

Individual images of five Fairtrade products each with a question to challenge your students on number sequences. Whether its Fairtrade Fortnight or all year round, bring Fairtrade to you! Explore Fairtrade with maths questions surrounding 5 staple Fairtrade products. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FAIRTRADE MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving number sequences at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the rule and next term of a sequence showing sold bananas Find the rule and next term of a sequence showing sold cocoa beans Find the rule and next term of a sequence showing bought tea leaves Find the rule and next term of a sequence showing picked flowers Find the rule and next term of a sequence showing bought cotton buds All by looking at a number sequence Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Fairtrade with maths!

Individual images of five Fairtrade products each with a question to challenge your students on geometric sequences. Whether its Fairtrade Fortnight or all year round, bring Fairtrade to you! Explore Fairtrade with maths questions surrounding 5 staple Fairtrade products. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 FAIRTRADE MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving geometric sequences at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the next three terms of a sequence showing sold bananas Find the next three terms of a sequence showing sold cocoa beans Find the next three terms of a sequence showing bought tea leaves Find the next three terms of a sequence showing picked flowers Find the next three terms of a sequence showing bought cotton buds All by looking at a geometric sequence Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Fairtrade with maths!

Individual images of five different Easter eggs each with a question to challenge your students on straight line graphs and enjoy an egg hunt with maths! Explore the Easter holiday with maths questions surrounding 5 eggs hidden by the Easter bunny. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 EASTER MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving straight line graphs at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Draw a straight line graph along which a spotty egg is hidden Draw a straight line graph along which a wavy egg is hidden Draw a straight line graph along which a stripy egg is hidden Draw a straight line graph along which a checkered egg is hidden Draw a straight line graph along which a zig zag egg is hidden All using the plotting of line graphs Each question image comes with a coordinate grid showing the answer, as well as a blank grid and one grid with all the eggs filled in. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Easter festivities with maths!

Individual images of five different Easter eggs each with a question to challenge your students on coordinates and enjoy an egg hunt with maths! Explore the Easter holiday with maths questions surrounding 5 eggs hidden by the Easter bunny. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 EASTER MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving coordinates at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Mark the hiding spot of a spotty egg Mark the hiding spot of a wavy egg Mark the hiding spot of a stripy egg Mark the hiding spot of a stripy egg Mark the hiding spot of a checkered egg All using coordinates Each question image comes with a coordinate grid showing the answer, as well as a blank grid and one grid with all the eggs filled in. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Easter festivities with maths!

Individual images of five Christmas treats each with a question to challenge your students on Christmas themed maths! Explore the festive celebrations with maths questions surrounding 5 sweets and dessert foods found at Christmas. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 CHRISTMAS TREAT MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving various topics at the Key Stage 2 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Calculate the area of yule log bark Find the common factors of a number of mince pies Round the number of gingerbread men baked Plot the coordinates of the trend of Christmas cakes baked this year Simplify the ratio of the weight of your Christmas pudding this year compared to last year Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore the jolly season and its traditions with maths! Merry Mathsmas!

Individual images of five Valentine’s Day gifts and symbols each with a question to challenge your students in addition and enjoy the celebration of love on Valentine’s Day! Explore the holiday of love with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of love shown each year. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 VALENTINE’S DAY MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving addition at the Key Stage 2 level, test column addition, separating or mental maths with these addition questions. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the number of chocolates Find the number of roses Find the number of teddy bears Find the number of hearts Find the number of Cupid’s arrows All by solving inequalities Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Valentine’s Day traditions with maths! Other Valentine’s Day themed resources: Valentine’s Day KS3 Maths Activities - Inequalities Valentine’s Day KS4 Maths Activities - Inequalities

Individual images of five symbols of Thanksgiving and the harvest season each with a question to challenge your students on various topics! Explore the Thanksgiving celebrations with maths questions surrounding 5 symbols of the season. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 THANKSGIVING MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving various topics at the Key Stage 3 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Display data on pies using a pie chart Calculate percentages of pumpkins Work out ranges using corn Give the time when the turkey is ready to eat Find out how many acorns and leaves are falling this year Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore the harvest and its traditions with maths!

Individual images of five bees each with a question to challenge your students on factors and multiples! Bees are a vital part of the Earth and the environment we survive in. Whether it is for Earth Day or an average school day explore the magic of bees with maths questions surrounding pollination. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 5 BEE QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving factors and multiples at the Key Stage 4 level. Buy this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 5 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Find the highest common factor (HCF) of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the highest common factor (HCF) of two bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the highest common factor (HCF) of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the lowest common multiple (LCM) of two bees’ number of pollinated flowers Find the lowest common multiple (LCM) of three bees’ number of pollinated flowers All using factors and multiples Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore Earth and its smallest creatures with maths!

Celebrate the Winter Olympics and Team GB’s female gold in curling with Maths activities on triangles, Pythagoras and trigonometric ratios at KS2, KS3 and KS4 levels. Individual images of curling at the Winter Olympics each with a question to challenge your students about trigonometry and enjoy the 2022 Winter Olympics! Explore the ice sports at the Winter Olympics this year. Do you want a fun maths activity to challenge your students and get them thinking before you start teaching and get on the usual stuff? Use these maths questions to do just that and take your maths lessons outside of the classroom. 3 CURLING MATHS QUESTIONS, EACH WITH AN IMAGE, WRITTEN QUESTION AND ANSWER! Created for any exam board, testing maths involving trigonometry at the Key Stage 2, Key Stage 3 and Key Stage 4 level. Download this activity pack now to show your students how maths can be applied to any situation! WHAT IS INCLUDED? 3 questions each with an image, a description of the question and an answer available. With questions asking you to… Label the type of triangle Use Pythagoras’ Theorem Use trigonometric ratios, including sin, cos and tan with SOH CAH TOA Each question image comes with a similar image that includes the question and the answer in red. WHAT PREPARATION IS REQUIRED? Show the question on the board at the front of the classroom, print the desired question or share over the school’s online system. All questions and answers are provided as PNG image files in the same format. HOW CAN THEY BE USED? Once you have downloaded the activity set you can use it time and time again in varying scenarios such as… Use as a starter to get your students focused and thinking Group up students and have them discuss the best way to answer the question Use as extra work for higher ability students Use as a fun maths based quiz Work as a team, mark each other’s work or challenge your students to compete in a quiz, there are endless possibilities for this set of questions. Explore winter sports with maths!