A power point for volumes of prism, good if you have some mini white boards. Starter is all volumes of cuboids, which can be done firstly by counting cubes then by finding surface area. Then an animation showing how to find the volume of a prism with a more complicated surface area. There are two examples, one listening example where i ask students to be quiet, then a questions example where they are encouraged to ask question, i did this because this group was driving me barmy and not letting me finish a sentence without jumping in and asking a question.

A worksheet finding the lengths of all sides of a right angled triangles using sin, cos and tan, build on from a previous worksheet using just sin and cos.

A worksheet where students plot quadratic equations by filling out tables and plotting points. Starter has directed numbers and substitution. Extention brings in cubic euations and investigates negative coefficients of x squared

A straight forward worksheet with a starter, main and extention

KS3 / GCSE Maths Activity. A powerpoint showing how to find frequencies from pie charts using a calculator, with some questions at the end. Hope you find it useful.

KS2 and KS3 Maths activity powerpoint. Suitable for a starter, plenary of quick assessment of number facts. 10 statements, some are true & some are false: students have to find the false ones.

A simple experimental probability powerpoint, little starter with multiple choice questions on multiplying decimals, an example and then some questions. Little slide at the end for discussion on problems with a small sample size. typing error sorted

A series of lessons and worksheets on transformations all put together so that the file can be given to pupils at the end of the topic for revision. \n\nHope you find it useful\n\nBen

A series of questions on converting between FDP, so students can make sure they can do all the various conversions they may be asked to do.

A little test on solving KS3 equations, including brackets, simplifying and unknowns on both sides. Could work as a homework or revision task,

A powerpoint showing how to find percentages such as 76% by splitting it into easy to find percentages like 50,25 and 1. Assumes pupils can find, 1,10,20,25, and 50%. Some questions at the end.

A short end of topic test where students have to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. Used originaly with a low ability year 11, but could be good for lower down.

Collecting like terms. Objective: to be able to simplify expressions by collecting like terms. suitable for homework or classwork. A nothing fancy worksheet, maybe a good starting off point for the topic, starter has negative number questions. Let me know what you think

A KS3 powerpoint showing how to find the volume of prism with questions at the end. Hope you find it useful.

A powerpoint showing how to solve linear equations, it encourages students to read the equations and work backwards. There are some questions with answers at the end.

Ten multiple choice questions where pupils have to find the x and y intercept of different equations. Nice as a starter or plenary

Some Bodmas/ Bidmas questions, each answer gives a letter and the letters spell out clues to a celebrity. found an error on this sheet, but sorted it, hope you find it useful

A simple PowerPoint for multiplying and dividing fractions, shows how simplifying can be done before the multiplying. Has a multiple choice starter for converting between mixed numbers and top heavy fractions. Some questions at the end, but they can be taken out if you've got better ones. Ideal for KS3 students. Hope you find it useful

Some question on sharing in ratios

A simple KS3 powerpoint showing how to find the area of rectangles, parallelograms, triangles and trapeziums (trapezia?). some quesyions at the end with answers.