Differentiated lesson looking at adding fractions. Green questions are adding fractions with the same denominator, orange different denominators and red is mixed fractions. Works really well if you do the glee as a plenary.

Plans and elevations lesson. Really useful if students can use 'mathlink' to build the shapes and then draw the different views.

Differentiated lesson looking at the basics of solving. The lesson starts with one step equations building up to two step equations and then solving with brackets. There is a differentiated worksheet that is coloured into green, orange and red on the three levels of challenge. Then there is a 'singing plenary' that students complete on their mini whiteboards to say which answer they think. If they get it correct that oart of glee will play for them.

Differentiated lesson on solving equations. There are three levels of challenge to this lesson; green is two set equations, orange is letters on both sides and red is with brackets. The lesson goes through this with the students and there are activities to be completed on their mini whiteboards and then there is a differentiated worksheet for students to complete. This can be self assessed or peer assessed as answers are provided. There is also a 'singing plenary' for students to reflect on their learning. This is to be done on mini whiteboards and then students write their answer and if they are correct, part of glee will play.

This activity is aimed at lower ability students or younger years. There is a lesson with differentiated activities for students to complete. There is also a differentiated dominoes set that can be printed out and then students can play. These are categorised into green, orange and red, red being the hardest. There is also a singing plenary at the end of students to complete on their mini whiteboards. If the students get the answer correct, then it will play part of family guy for them.

GCSE questions that are worded on percentages and fractions of amounts. Students to complete the differentiated round robin and then the differentiated booklet. Family guy to check understanding as a quiz.

There is a starter activity recapping some of the basic angle rules with two challenge questions (answers also provided). Then students go onto the main part of the lesson and revise the circle theorems by filling in the circle theorems help sheet (answers also provided). Students then complete the worksheet looking at all the different cycle theorems. There is a singing plenary for the last part of the lesson. A singing plenary is students get to pick the correct answer, if it is correct, it will play part of family guy for them.

This resource is made for students doing the new GCSE foundation spec. There are three levels of challenge with each level of challenge having a worded question to complete also. The answers are provided too. A really good revision tool to help students practice different skills and learn where each section will be around in their exams.

Differentiated lesson looking at finding the volume of cylinders from first finding the area of a circle. Leads onto finding the volume of a cone to push students onto the next level.

This differentiated lesson looks at 4 operations of fractions. There is a powerpoint and GCSE questions with answers for students to complete. The questions are differentiated with students being able to start where they want to.