Maths GCSE lesson on rearranging formulae (changing the subject). This is a grade 5 foundation lesson which includes squared, cubed and rooted terms. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire Formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out (can be used to support pupils who were absent) Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in maths

Maths GCSE higher lesson on translating the graph of y = f(x). Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, one task and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out (can be used to support pupils who were absent) Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

Maths GCSE lesson on plotting an equation of a straight line using a table of values. Please note this is three of five lessons on equations of straight lines: Finding gradient and y-intercept both from the graph and by inspecting the equation Sketching the equation of a straight line using the gradient and y-intercept Plotting equations of a straight line using a table of values** Finding the midpoint of a line segment Find the equation of a straight line using algebraic substitution Includes examples, learning check, one task and a challenge task. PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on sketching the equation of a straight line using the gradient and y-intercept. Includes investigative task which students should conclude what makes lines parallel or perpendicular. Also covers lines of the form x = c and y = c. Please note this is two of five lessons on equations of straight lines: Finding gradient and y-intercept both from the graph and by inspecting the equation 2) Sketching the equation of a straight line using the gradient and y-intercept Plotting equations of a straight line using a table of values Finding the midpoint of a line segment Find the equation of a straight line using algebraic substitution Includes examples, learning check, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics.

Maths GCSE introductory lesson on the equation of a straight line. Please note this is one of five lessons on equations of straight lines: 1) Finding gradient and y-intercept both from the graph and by inspecting the equation 2) Sketching the equation of a straight line using the gradient and y-intercept 3) Plotting equations of a straight line using a table of values 4) Finding the midpoint of a line segment 5) Find the equation of a straight line using algebraic substitution Lesson structure includes examples, mini whiteboard section, two tasks and a challenge task. ActivInspire & PowerPoint formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out (can be used to support pupils who were absent) Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics.

Maths GCSE foundation lesson on quadratic and special sequences. Includes finding the next term and generating a sequence (also includes square numbers, cube numbers, triangular numbers and the Fibonacci sequence). Lesson structure includes examples, mini whiteboard section, three tasks and a challenge task. *Please note as this is not a higher lesson, therefore it does not include finding the nth term of a quadratic sequence PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out (can be used to support pupils who were absent) Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

Maths GCSE lesson on geometric sequences. Includes find the next terms, generating a sequence and finding the nth term. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, three tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on arithmetic sequences. Includes find the next terms, generating a sequence and finding the nth term. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, three tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Growth and Decay Maths GCSE Lesson - Also includes exponential graphs section and task at end of lesson. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, three tasks and challenge task. ActivInspire and PowerPoint formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how the maths applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out (can be used to support pupils who were absent) Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-level maths teacher with a degree in maths

Maths GCSE lesson on reverse percentages. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, two tasks and a challenge task. ActivInspire and PowerPoint formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE foundation lesson compound percentages (compound interest and compound depreciation). Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, two tasks and a challenge task. ActivInspire and PowerPoint formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in maths

Maths GCSE lesson on calculating simple interest. Includes examples, mini whiteboard section, one task and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on calculating percentage change. Lesson structure includes examples, MWBs, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on increasing and decreasing by a percentage of amount. Please note, this is a non calculator lesson and uses mental methods/written arithmetic (i.e. find 10% by dividing by 10, 25% by dividing by 4, etc). For percentage multipliers, please see this lesson under other resources. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on finding percentages of amounts using the multiplier method (also includes multipliers for increase and decrease). Lesson structure includes examples, MWBs, three tasks and a challenge task. ActivInspire and PowerPoint formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how finding percentages apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by a GCSE/A-level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on converting between fractions, decimals and percentages. Lesson structure includes examples, learning check, tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how topics apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out - can be used as a resource for students who were absent Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

Maths GCSE lesson on BIDMAS. Lesson structure includes examples, mini white board questions, 3 exercises and two challenge activities. PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how topics apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out - can be used as a resource for students who were absent Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

Maths GCSE lesson on solving quadratic equations using the formula. Lesson structure includes examples, MWBs, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how topics apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out - can be used as a resource for students who were absent Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload

Two maths GCSE lessons on direct and inverse proportion. Please note these are higher tier questions. The lessons are saved as a single document and separated by title slides. Both lessons include examples, MWBs, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint and ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how standard form applies in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out; can be used as a resource for students who were - absent Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics

Maths GCSE lesson on upper and lower bound calculations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division). Includes examples, MWBs, two tasks and a challenge task. PowerPoint & ActivInspire formats included. Take back hours of your time and still deliver an excellent lesson! Lesson benefits include: Engage a love of learning by discussion of how topics apply in real life Set high expectations of presentation with starter slide Examples clearly written out - can be used as a resource for students who were absent Mini White Board section to check for understanding - change to a “mini quiz” if no white boards available in classroom Lessons are scaffolded to reach all learners; gradually increase in difficulty Solutions for every question Lesson slides kept simple to prevent cognitive overload All lessons designed by GCSE/A-Level maths teacher with a degree in mathematics