Wreck It Ralph, Disney's new hero, likes smashing up Fit-It Felix&'s rectangles. Calculate the area of the rectangles left after Ralph has been working his magic! It&';s double sides where the first side is all rectangles and the other side is triangles and circles.

Three enlargements for the students to solve for the animators of the sequel to classic eighties Disney hit 'Honey, I Shrunk The Kids' It involves co-ordinate grids, fractional and negative enlargements that they have to describe.

Can you either sketch or find the equation of the function Trigonometric Man has left to make Frozone's life more difficult!

Three worksheets about trigonometric functions and simple transformations.

This is designed for students to recognise types of graph from their equation. It could lead to discussion too.

I did this for an interview and it seemed to go quite well. It is plotting the reciprocal functions by considering the values of the original functions.

I hate having waste, so calculate how many people I should invite to the party to ensure that I have no left overs.

How many Christmas lights will be needed to make this house festive?

Santa needs to know how many of each toy there will be after a certain amount of time. The elves know how many they can make in a minute and how many they have in stock. Can you help calculate how many toys there will be after the timescale given by Santa?

The elves have packed the sleigh with two sacks before checking the weight of each present! There isn't time to unpack the presents to weigh the presents individually, so can you use your knowledge of algebra to help?

A mathematician's Christmas tree has to be decorated using transformations. Can you fully describe them?

Find the co-ordinates of all the decorations on my Christmas tree.

An old fashioned elf has labelled all the stuff in Santa's larder with imperial units, but being a modern man Santa only really does metric. Can you convert them all please?

Help Santa do a stock check by changing all the units to the ones he wants. I wrote this because I had a bottom set who had just been doing units and thought it was relatively festive as well as hitting my objective!

Santa wants no wastage this year so work out the smallest amount of each group of toys that are made in different sized batches.

Help Santa and the elves by writing and solving, when required, some inequalities regarding Santa's trip on Christmas Eve.

Calculate then unjumble the letters to find what Santa has left me this year!

Help Santa and the elves order how much wood they need to make this batch of presents, but there are no calculators!

Calculate how many presents there are in Santa's sacks of gifts for each journey. This involves two-step equations, brackets and an unknown on both sides. Festive equations - what more could you want?

As many of my students struggle with number facts and recalling what they mean I thought I'd do this as a bank of starters/plenaries. Nothing to print, just display on the board.