I have been a teacher for 20 years and have made a lot of resources that have worked in my classroom. You can find them on Tes . I have also made some Boomcards which you can preview on the linktree link below.
I have been a teacher for 20 years and have made a lot of resources that have worked in my classroom. You can find them on Tes . I have also made some Boomcards which you can preview on the linktree link below.
Have your students apply their understanding of which Average to use with this fun maze activity.
Suitable for GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills Maths
Great for online learning and distance learning!
Whats Included:
Which Average to use MAZE
This is a self-checking worksheet that allows students to strengthen their skills by solving exchanging currencies calculations. Students use their solutions to navigate through the puzzle.
This activity allows students to practice which average to use while incorporating fun into the classroom!
How to Use:
Use this resource as a quick assessment tool, a homework assignment, math stations, or early finishers.
Are you looking for an interactive and self-correcting resource to practice your PERCENTAGE OF AMOUNTS SKILLS WITHOUT USING A CALCULATOR? Your students will love these fun Boom Cards! There are 6 digital task cards and 1 method card covering finding percentage of amounts without a calculator. Learners fill in the answer boxes to complete the percentage of a mount spider diagrams. The activity cards use a spider diagram method, to help learners see connections between numbers, eg if they know 1% then then can easily work out 4%, if they know 10% then they can multiply by 4 for 40% or half for 5%
PREVIEW CARDS here
These Boom cards would be great on a laptop, desktop, Chromebook, tablet, or any other mobile device that can access the internet. They can even be used on your Smart Board or Zoom. Here’s the best part - they are self-grading and allow you to track student progress. Plus, they’re no prep which means no printing, laminating, or storage.
This product includes:
· A link to access 6 Digital Task Cards on percentage of Amounts and 1 method Card (1 card per slide) on BOOM Learning℠ Link is contained within the download, click on VIEW cards after download. You will be taken to the Boom page were you can access the activity and share it with students using Fast Link.
Take a look at the thumbnail images and the preview file above to get a better idea of what the task cards look like.
More about BOOM Learning℠…
To use Boom Cards, you must be connected to the Internet. Boom Cards play on modern browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge). Apps are available for Android, iPads, iPhones, and Kindle Fires. For security and privacy, adults must have a Boom Learning account to use and assign Boom Cards. You will be able to assign the Boom Cards you are buying with “Fast Pins,” (play provides instant feedback for self-grading Boom Cards). Fast Play is always a free way for students to engage with Boom Cards decks. For additional assignment options you’ll need a premium account. If you are new to Boom Learning, you will be offered a free trial of our premium account. Read here for details: http://bit.ly/BoomTrial.
A set of percentage of amount challenge cards for learners to work on individually or in pairs. Learners complete exam style problem solving questions (5 questions) involving percentage of amounts.
★Engage Your Class with an Editable Times Table Starter Challenge! Perfect for Primary and Secondary Students★
►This Times Table Starter is a dynamic, timed activity designed to sharpen students’ mental arithmetic and concentration skills. Students begin by drawing a 4x4 grid on mini whiteboards or paper, aiming to fill it with the correct answers to multiplication questions that appear on screen for just one second each. Questions repeat throughout the quiz, challenging students to think quickly and stay focused.
►To accommodate all learners, a second version of the PowerPoint is included, where questions are displayed for two seconds—ideal for those who may need a bit more time. Once the quiz ends, you can review each question and answer by clicking on individual tiles, encouraging discussion and reinforcing times tables fluency.
This fast-paced, interactive activity is a hit with students, who enjoy the thrill of the timed challenge and look forward to improving their multiplication skills each time they play!❤❤
If you like the resource check out this other Memory Maths game
https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/memory-maths-mental-math-quiz-12053487
Suitable for GCSE English A complete lesson to talk about the 1930s depression and dust bowl and link it to Of Mice and Men
Contains
1 xThe Effects of Unemployment Worksheet OMAM
1 xWhat Am I Thinking Worksheet
1 x18 slide Context of Mice and Men Powerpoint
There is a lot of maths involved in making a wedding cake. This themed worksheet will test skills such as ratio, volume of cylinders and circumference of circles. Answers provided
Suitable for Functional Skills Maths and GCSE Foundation Maths. An engaging contextulised activity showing Real World Maths. Especially suitable for catering studenst who are doing Functional Skills Maths or GCSE Maths but a good activity for all Maths students.
This Lesson Pack contains a 40 slide PowerPoint lesson on the confusing homophones - two/too /to -for students working towards English Functional Skills Entry Level accreditation (AQA, OCR. Pearson Edexcel, City and Guilds, NCFE).
1 x 40 slide Powerpoint
1 x Worksheet(print version)
1 x Worksheet(digital version)
The PowerPoint explains the meaning of the homophones and when they are used with examples. Opportunities are also provided for students to choose the correct homophone.
There is also a worksheet on to, two and too. learners have to complete sentences using the correct homophone. There is a print and digital version of the worksheet. The digital version is an editable pdf which has editable answers boxes for the learner to fill in.
Answers included
★Unlock the world of volume calculations with this comprehensive lesson pack suitable for New Reformed Functional Skills Maths, KS3 Maths, and GCSE Foundation Maths!
★This complete resource includes a 16-slide interactive PowerPoint presentation, making teaching engaging and dynamic. Start your lesson with a stopwatch starter, challenging students to answer four questions based on previously covered topics.
★The main lesson focuses on finding the volume of cuboids and cylinders. With example slides, mini whiteboard questions, explain-the-mistake tasks, and exam-style questions, students will deepen their understanding and build confidence on volume calculations.
★The lesson culminates in an exciting escape-the-room plenary, where students apply their knowledge of volume to escape. This interactive activity ensures active engagement and reinforces learning in a fun way.
★Additionally, the resource includes differentiated worksheets for cuboids and cylinders, both available as interactive PDFs with answers included.
★To further support learning, a link to a MS Forms homework is provided, allowing educators to duplicate and assign additional practice.
★With a focus on versatility, slides can also be printed as worksheets to accommodate different classroom preferences.
★This comprehensive lesson covers all your volume-related teaching needs, providing a rich learning experience for students. Watch as your class masters volume calculations and gains confidence in their mathematical abilities! ❤❤
Suitable for New Functional Skills Maths. An 11 page addition and subtraction workbook with an answer booklet. The workbook includes methods for caculating additiona nd subtraction using calculator and non-calculator methods. As well as sets of calculator and non-calculator questions for students to work on. Answers included so suitable for home learning
Complete the tally and bar charts, then answer the questions in this favourite colours survery worksheet.
Suitable for Primary 3 Maths Handling Data - Collecting, Representing and Interpreting Data as well as Functional Skills Maths Entry Level.
Differentiated Factorising questions with answers in a RAG type worksheet, powerpoint version included.
Suitable for GCSE Foundation Maths. Also a Powerpoint of the worksheet questions and answers included to display to students to cut down on printing and marking or to display during online classes
Includes
1 x Worksheet
1 x Display Version of Worksheet
Answers Incuded
The differentiated questions allow all students to access the topic at their own confidence levels and the answers are always readily available to check their understanding.
I like to use this differentiated question sheets as a starting point in lessons to recap topics already covered as it easily picks up misconceptions, then again as a plenary or mini-plenary. The questions can also be used as a homework sheet or an in class assessment sheet. Having the answers also reduces workload as students can self-mark. Suitable for Home Schooling
The gold (hardest) questions really stretch the most able students
“Unravel the Debate: Is Writing Fake News a Crime?” Ignite critical discussions in your GCSE English and Functional Skills Level 1 and 2 classrooms with this compelling discussion pack! Tackling the thought-provoking issue of whether writing fake news should be considered a crime, this resource comprises a vibrant PowerPoint and four strategically crafted worksheets.
➤Key Features:
★Engaging PowerPoint: Stimulate debate with a visually captivating presentation, encouraging students to explore the complexities of the question.
★Discussion Worksheets: Equip learners with tools for comprehensive planning and thoughtful argumentation, featuring a ‘For and Against,’ ‘Action Plan,’ ‘The Big Debate,’ and ‘What Do You Think’ sheets.
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➤Why Discuss Fake News as a Crime?
In an era of information overload, cultivating media literacy and ethical journalism is essential. This pack offers a platform to delve into the implications of creating misleading content.
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➤ Ideal for Various Learning Levels:
Tailored for GCSE English and Functional Skills Level 1 and 2, this resource adapts seamlessly to different learning needs, fostering a rich discussion regardless of proficiency level.
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➤ Encourage Expressive Learning:
Guide your students through planning, debating, and forming opinions with the structured worksheets, making discussions interactive and empowering.
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➤ Download Now for a Riveting Discussion:
Facilitate meaningful conversations about the ethics of fake news creation. Download the “Should Writing Fake News Be Considered A Crime?” discussion pack now to engage your class in a dialogue that transcends the classroom walls. ❤❤
A fractions quiz for Functional Skill Maths and KS3 learners.
This fractions quiz takes the form of an interactive resource . With multiple-choice questions provided for the learner, they can use their knowledge of Maths to complete the fractions quiz to the best of their ability.
Questions include finding a fraction with a unit numerator, finding a fraction with a non-unit numerator, worded questions and finding an original amount. At the end of each question/task, the learner will receive feedback o if their answer was correct or not, helping to solidify knowledge and highlight gaps.
Suitable for Home Learning
Students will practice measuring angles with a protractor with this fun digital activity. Students will use a movable digital protractor to measure 12 angles. They will then find their answer from the answer choices on screen and drag it to the appropriate spot.
Angles that open from both sides are included.
This product includes the following:
A link to the activity on Google Slides including student directions
A PowerPoint version of the activity that can be uploaded to OneDrive or emailed to students
Detailed directions for how to share the activity with students for both Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive
Printable worksheet version
An answer sheet that can be emailed out or added to Google classroom, Onedrive, Teams
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Students will practice calculating the total cost of meals at Dougie’s Donuts with this fun donut-themed activity! Students will find the total cost for different guest orders. Each order includes a combination of sales tax, tip, and/or discount. The last two bills are open-ended and allow the students to create their own orders.
An answer key is included.
1 x Worksheet(Intercative)
1 x Powerpoint(Interactive)
1 x Worksheet (Print)
Suitable for Home Learning, 3 different versions of the activity available, a PDF where the answers can be typed in by the student, saved and returned
A Powerpoint where answers can be typed in by the student and returned. learner has to save the Powerpoint as a Macro Enabled presentation when prompted. Best to get them to save it with their full name as the save name.
A printable worksheet
Transform currency exchange learning into an engaging experience with our Maze Activity! This self-checking worksheet challenges students to strengthen their skills by solving currency exchange calculations while navigating through the maze.
Included is a currency exchange maze that encourages students to apply their understanding of exchanging currencies in a fun and interactive way. It’s an ideal resource for quick assessments, homework assignments, math stations, or for early finishers, adding versatility to your teaching toolkit.
Elevate your online learning experience and make currency exchange practice enjoyable for students with this engaging activity!
★Master the Art of Finding Areas with This Area of Composite Shapes Resource! Perfect for Functional Skills Maths learners and adaptable for KS3 and GCSE Maths, our Area of Composite Shapes resource is a comprehensive worksheet accompanied by an answer sheet, designed to make learning engaging, insightful, and effective.
Key Features:
Clear Procedure Highlights: Navigate the intricacies of finding areas with ease as this resource employs examples to spotlight correct procedures. Each step is carefully outlined, providing learners with a clear reference point for tackling composite shapes.
Comprehensive Question Selection: The worksheet features a variety of questions, allowing learners to practice and reinforce their understanding. From foundational concepts to challenging scenarios, our resource caters to diverse learning needs.
Challenge Question for Stretching Learners: Go beyond the basics with a specially crafted challenge question designed to stretch the abilities of learners. It provides an opportunity for those seeking an extra challenge to further develop their skills.
Answer Sheet Included: Say goodbye to uncertainty! The accompanying answer sheet ensures learners can independently verify their solutions, fostering a sense of responsibility and confidence in their learning journey.
Worked Examples for Clarity: Boost comprehension with a set of clear and helpful worked examples. These examples serve as valuable teaching aids, offering step-by-step guidance to demystify the process of finding the area of composite shapes.
Suitable for Home Learning: Whether utilized in a classroom setting or for independent study at home, our resource seamlessly adapts to various learning environments. The clarity of instruction makes it an ideal companion for learners navigating the complexities of composite shapes outside the traditional classroom setting.
Versatile Learning for Various Levels:
★Tailored for Functional Skills Maths,this resource is also suitable for both KS3 and GCSE Maths learners, making it a versatile tool that grows with the learner’s mathematical journey.
Unlock the Power of Learning at Home:
In an era of flexible learning, our Area of Composite Shapes resource is the perfect addition to your home learning toolkit. Empower learners to conquer the challenges of composite shapes with confidence. Get your copy today and pave the way for mathematical mastery! ❤❤
Two differentiated worksheets that allow students to take the First Steps, then Strengthen their sharing in a ratio skills.
Note that the First Steps sheet is aimed at Level 1 Functional Skills Learners and the Strengthen sheet is aimed at Level 2.
The worksheets are also suitable for KS3 Maths and GCSE Foundation Maths
Answers included.
4 PAGE WRITING EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS AND SIMPLIFYING FRACTIONS WORKSHEET SUITABLE for Functionals Skills Maths, KS3 and GCSE Foundation Maths Grades 5-1. This worksheet is great to use in class or as a HOMESCHOOLING MATHS RESOURCE. They are also excellent for one-to-one tuition and for interventions. The worksheets include WORKED EXAMPLES which is useful for a student revising at home and then questions. **ANSWERS INCLUDED. **
Worksheets can be used with or WITHOUT a PRINTER.
Content
1 x Writing Equivalent and Simplified Fractions Worksheet (Interactive-no Printer needed)
1 x Writing Equivalent and Simplified Fractions Worksheet (Print Version)
1 x Writing Equivalent and Simplified Fractions Worksheet (Answer Sheet)
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How can I use this resource if I don’t have a printer?
The Worksheet has been designed with adaptability in mind. So, the resource contains a printable copy of the worksheet and an interactive copy which you can type on, saving on printing and making it easier to return to a teacher. ANSWERS INCLUDED.
Home Learning
The features mentioned above make this perfectly suitable to home learning. To set up your own session, just follow the steps below:
Prepare a suitable study space and have your computer / device ready.
The student can then look at the WORKED EXAMPLE and complete the tasks provided, either with a pen / pencil on the printed-out worksheet or by typing directly into the interactive PDF
Once complete, you have the option of marking the worksheet yourself (using the supplied answer sheet)