A maths PowerPoint that shows haw to calculate the probability of coming into contact with a person with Covid. (or other infectious diseases.

Using the probability tree this PowerPoint first demonstrates how to use the probability tree to calculate the risk of meeting someone with Covid; then demonstrates an easier alternative by calculating the probability of NOT meeting someone with Covid and subtracting the result from one to get the Probability of meeting someone with Covid

A practical maths question with a solution that requires asking the question from a different perspective. More for higher level students but still of interest to all

Example of maths symbols with descriptors

Introduction to BIDMAS or GCSE revision resource, includes fractions. Good practice for GCSE students who make 'fundamental mistakes,

Power point that demonstrates step by step answer to Cambridge GCSE D&T Questions could be used for whole class teaching; individual learning or tutor teaching

I used this to settle the class during registration. Easily modified for all ages.

Times Tables; Range of self generating worksheets with answers and PowerPoint The times table test can be used as a weekly white board test. New every time self generating. Scroll down for self/classmate marking. The fold-under principle used in many worksheets is suitable for individual learning, hw, group work etc.

PowerPoint presentation of parallel lines intersection angles. Opposite Angles are equal Corresponding Angles are equal. Alternate Angles are equal. Co-Interior Angles add up to 180° Supplementary Angles add up to 180° Short revision on Acute Angles are less than 90° Obtuse Angles are between 90° and 180° Reflex Angles are between 180° and 360° Complementary Angles are angles that add up to 90° Supplementary Angles are angles that add up to 180°

PowerPoint presentation of parallel lines intersection angles. Corresponding Angles are equal. Alternate Angles are equal. Co-Interior Angles add up to 180° Supplementary Angles add up to 180° Short revision on Acute Angles are less than 90° Obtuse Angles are between 90° and 180° Reflex Angles are between 180° and 360° Complementary Angles are angles that add up to 90° Supplementary Angles are angles that add up to 180°

This resource generates a completely new pair of 2-12 times tables tests. Answers are automatically generated on page 2. NB Each time the file is opened or modified a completely new test is generated with new answers

lists other ways of saying add subtract divide multiply. Powerpoint that can be used as poster

Powerpoint that should last one lesson as a whole class. Answers are found by clicking 'Answer&' on each slide. Hence it can be used as instant answer or go through and then go through with answers. Worked well for middle/btm set yr 5. Could be used selectively for any class. Easily modified.

Learning the time tables

PowerPoint work sheet

Addition, subrtaction, multiplication, division.

Small and larger (simpsons) reward stickers

adding fractions - basics. Other topics covered: Number

Work sheek for Mean mode range

PowerPoint presentation Adverbs and adjectives - sentence building - full lesson