A bit dated now but might still be useful. 0-40 in both axes

A short powerpoint creating a tessellation from a square grid using the parallel lines method.

Can you match the tables to the pie charts and fill in the missing information? sector area fractions pie charts tables you can remove the sector work and just use tables and pie charts

Thanks to Ians Lacing Website http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/index.htm Use lacing patterns to practice pythagoras on grids Printable sheets for books and extra questions included.

For each quadrilateral can you list the correct numbers of each of the following pairs of parallel sides Maximum number of equal sides Number of right angles order of rotational symmetry lines of symmetry number of bisected diagonals Powerpoint included to remind/teach the class about the various properties.

Match up the three inequalities to each graph. There are two card sets, one with all the answers and one with unfinished cards to complete by the student.

Solve the questions involving parallel lines to find what number goes with what letter then decode the acrostic to reveal the following message: "the final mission tothe moon was apollo seventeen commanded by gene cernan with ron evans there was also a geologist by the name of jack schmitt the mission lasted twelve and a half days with the orbiter challenger docking with lunar module america aftersix days and three and a half hours"

Work out the value of each angle to crack the code and reveal this message: "At seven years old Rolihlahla Mandela became the first one of his family to go to school where he was given the name nelson because his teacher found his real name difficult his father died of tuberculosis when he was nine but he was able to complete his junior exams in two years not three" It was created for the week that Nelson Mandella was freed.

Solve the simultaneous equations, all positive answer, then use that information to break the code on the acrostic sheet. "During the Second World War Alan Turing worked for the Government code and Cypher School at Bletchley Park Britains codebreaking centre where he was head of hut eight the section responsible for German naval cryptanalysis He devised the bombe a machine that could find settings for the Enigma machine"

Be the first to complete all the questions, swap your card when you have finished it. Pythagoras - calculate the length of diagonal fences. Arcs - calculate the length of curved walls. Areas of different shapes. When you have worked out all the areas and lengths calculate the cost of each garden.

Pick a card and solve all the linear equations. Use the values to work out the question that has been encoded, is the answer to the question six, seven or eight?

Put the instructions into order so as to create five solved equations.

Three worksheets with the answers already on them. But in the wrong order. Useful for self marking especially homework.

Work out the areas of the sails on these yachts.

Can you work out which cans are the cheapest. A second sheet with a different requirement as I think the "JUST BUY ONE CAN AND BE DONE WITH IT" was a common answer. Help sheets included to be given out or 'bought' by students if they are really struggling. The task has been left a little open but can be focussed on simply working out 'best deal' on the six offers.

Used as an introduction to the topic or a review of the topic. There are several descriptions to match to the pictures and four extra card to create their own.

Cancelling ratio and turning a statement into a ratio. I think this one was a copy of an activity on the NCETM website that I tidied up a little. Match up the sets of four cards and colour in the beads to that ratio.

Two sets of data and corresponding statistical information. Match up the two sets by calculating and graphing.

Excel file with macros click the correct answer, it will reveal if you are correct or incorrect. Ten questions.

Work out the capacity of each bookshelf and, given the price list, calculate the 'best value' bookshelf for storage.