KS3 Maths Activity Powerpoint. Assessment for the understanding of the angles of a triangle. Suitable for a starter or plenary. 10 triangles with angles displayed, students need to work out which ones are impossible.

A KS3 starter with 10 multiple choice questions involving multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100

A series of questions on converting between FDP, so students can make sure they can do all the various conversions they may be asked to do.

A worksheet with questions for grid multiplication, the starter has sum practice (no pun intended) and place value, extension has some decimal questions. Hope you find it useful

Starter has some multiplication and division practice aswell as a fractions of amount question. Main is equivalent fractions and extention pupils have to try to find equivalent fractions for two fractions which will have common denominators to lead into addition of fractions.

An investigation where students have to look at the area of right angled triangles whose height is twice the base. Nice little activity for a higher ability group or good activity to talk about how to carry out a investigation with a weaker group.

A series of lessons and worksheets on transformations all put together so that the file can be given to pupils at the end of the topic for revision. \n\nHope you find it useful\n\nBen

Nothing fancy just a few questions on a powerpoint.

Some worded pythag questions with a starter on estimation, extention asks students to find the longest diagonal of a cuboid as this is the lesson i tend to teach after this one. please let me know what you think

A little starter finding UQ, LQ and median and an animation showing this creating a box and whisker plot, might be a nice base to build something more substaintial on.

A PowerPoint with 10 multiple choice questions converting mixed numbers to top heavy fractions and vice versa. Ideal for KS3 students.

A quiz where students have to say which is bigger a or b, first with pictures then numbers, finally with numbers in standard form, hopefully highlighting the idea tha tstandard form helps compare and work with very big or very small numbers

A walkthrough of how to solve simultaneous equations where one is linear and the other is quadratic. There is also a starter getting students to practise thier factorising.

A simple factor worksheet, starter is 3 sets of division questions of various difficulties and extention get students looking at factors of square numbers.

A KS3 PowerPoint with 10 questions on expanding brackets for a plenary or recap at the start of a lesson, 20 seconds for each question, with answers at the end.

A PowerPoint with 10 questions on a timer with answers at the end, question cover things like how to solve quadratics, values of a,b and c and factorising. Ideal revision for GCSE students.

KS4 Maths worksheet.Objective: to be able to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic equation. A simple quadratic equation worksheet, starter has substitution, negative number multiplication andsquare roots. Extention has students looking at the discriminant.

A 10 question multiple choice quiz on squares and square roots

A simple worksheet, starter has circumference and area of circle question. Main has triangular and hexangonal prisms, and cylinders. The extention activity is finding the height or radius of cylinders with given surface areas.

a ten question quiz on simplifying ratios where student have 10 seconds to answer a question, answers are at the end so easy to mark