Develop the confidence of your less able students from year 8 with these varieties of questions, touching on all the strands in the new curriculum. Useful for end of term or end of year assessment. AO1: Recall and use knowledge of the prescribed content. Questions that test students’ memory of the content they learned in class. AO2: Select and apply mathematical methods in a range of contexts. Questions that present a scenario and ask students to apply the correct Maths. AO3: Interpret and analyse problems and generate strategies to solve them. Questions that present a problem and leave the student to solve it.

Determine the missing angle measure in this interactive PowerPoint.

Application of decimals in real life Functional skills Multiple choice questions on decimals

Expanding single and double brackets.

Simplifying like terms and factorizing linear and quadratic expressions.

_ Linear sequence

- Applying tranformation to graphs, - Using completing the square to sketch graphs

Special animation to teach students how to create: - any odd number magic square, 3 by 3, 5 by 5 etc - even number magic square - special 4 by 4 magic square in a minute

For GCSE students for better understand of Transformation (Rotation) of shapes

Pythagorean Theorem -Folding of Squares

Application of fractions in real life Functional skills Multiple choice questions on fractions

Angles facts: - angles around a point -angles on a straight line - basic circle theorem, -angles in triangles and quadrilaterals

-Understanding Trig Functions and their dynamics - How to Transform Trig functions -Understanding the features of Trig functions

-Construction - Equilateral triangle

Step by step approach to drawing linear graphs

Step by Step Approach to Drawing Quadratic Graphs - Quadratic graph worksheets - Interactive games on factorising quadratics

- Tangram puzzles - Tangram letters - Tangram numbers Creative activity for students

Please read the Answer sheet attached before the game. This interactive resource will be useful for KS4 students or students in high school as a revision activity. This is excellent for mini white board activity. It draws questions from different topics in maths ( complete the squre, circle theorem, similar shapes, histogram, negative fractional indices, angles, direct proportion, quadratics, standard form, surds etc) Easily adaptable Have Fun

This presentation demands pure thinking and logical skills. Very useful for lesson starters Allow students to deliberate the answer and only use the HINT button when they are helpless.

Useful for Lesson starters and can be used during form time too. This presentation demands pure thinking and logical skills. Allow students to deliberate the answer and only use the HINT button when they are helpless.