A PowerPoint Activity on sharing in ratios, in particular finding an unknown amount, e.g how much water do you need if water and squash are mixed in the ratio 3:10 and 20ml of squash is used. There is a starter on sharing in ratios and then some examples followed by some questions. Hope you find it useful. Spelling mistake is in the on purpose to help see which students are paying attention (blush)- not really, sorted it now

A powerpoint showing how to find percentages such as 76% by splitting it into easy to find percentages like 50,25 and 1. Assumes pupils can find, 1,10,20,25, and 50%. Some questions at the end.

A worksheet with starter of dividing and multiplication practice, main is finding fractions of amounts and extention is equivalent fraction investigation. Hope you find it useful

KS3 PowerPoint. A few slides with distance time graphs on them, with some questions, read through them first, good for mini white coard sort of starter.

A PowerPoint lesson on sharing and simplifying in ratios, with a starter test on simplifying ratios, a few examples then some question followed by extension question (you know how much one person gets, how much does the other get) Hope you find it useful

A powerpoint going through how to find the gradient between 2 points with some examples and questions and answers at the end. Shows the difference between positive and negative and large and small gradients.

A KS3 worksheet with starter, main and extension questions covering drawing and planning elevations. Ideal as part of a lesson or as a revision exercise.

A simple worksheet for finding the perimeter of a sector, with a starter and extention

A KS3 PowerPoint activity with 10 multiple choice questions on sharing in ratios.

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

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.

Maths Starter. Powerpoint slide. A starter asking students to try and write down as many sets of three numbers which multiply to make 4.8 as they can in 2 minutes. Then followed by some questions on multiplying and dividing decimals.

A PowerPoint introducing perimeter with a little animation, and some questions for pupils to practise. Ideal as a lesson for KS3 and GCSE students.

These are for an introductory lesson i did with a very low ability GCSE group. Each child was secretly given a super power, telling them about one of the laws of indices, this was built up by telling them that only they would be able to solve these questions. they then practised before answering q's as a group, other members had to work out how they were answering questions.

KS3 Maths activity. A new and improved powerpoint with animations showing how to quickly plot lines whose equations are in the form y=mx + c. there are some questions asking students to find the gradient and intercept and a load of examples of how to draw the lines, then some lines for them to draw at the end. Extention asks students to draw lines wih same gradient to see if they can spot that they are parallel

KS3 Maths Powerpoint Activity. suitable for starter or plenary Multiplying decimals and understanding place value. 10 questions where some are done incorrectly, students have to try to spot the wrong ones, answers at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong.

A sheet leading pupils through an investigation about 3d enlargment, area and volume sclae factors.

A pretty simple translation worksheet with starter main and extension questions. Ideal as part of a lesson or as a revision exercise.

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.

Nothing fancy, starter has pupils practising addition and subtraction using any method they know, extention asks students to write out instructions and some questions for someone who wasn't in the lesson. Hope you find it useful