Are you looking for engaging ways for your GCSE students to revise Pythagoras’ Theorem and Trigonometry? This geometry board game is low-prep and once prepared, can be re-used every year! Make the learning process less stressful and more engaging - this can be especially helpful for your students who find traditional review methods tedious. Benefits: Boosts maths confidence and skills Games can reduce anxiety towards maths and cultivates a more positive outlook on the subject. Encourages collaboration and communication Makes learning maths fun and enjoyable! PDF Contents: Game board in colour or black & white 30 Question cards (on 1 page) Helpful Hints Sheet Detailed teacher solutions Student solutions Also needed: Paper and pencil for calculations Scientific calculator with sin, cos and tan functions. Counters Initial Preparation: Print Game board on card Question cards (1-sided on card) then cut them out Counters (if needed) Answer sheets (on paper) Setup: Place the game board on a flat surface. Shuffle the question cards and place them face down on the board where indicated. Objective: Answer right-angled trigonometry and Pythagoras’ Theorem questions correctly to move your game piece along the board, and be the first to reach the rosette and win the game! Gameplay: Players take turns to draw a question card and answer the question shown. Round the answer to the nearest integer. Move your game piece forward the number of spaces equal to the rounded answer. Follow the direction of any arrows your game piece lands on Winning the Game: The first player to reach the finish wins the game! You may also like: Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Are you looking for maths revision games in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time: BUNDLE Maths Games for KS3 & 4 Updates: 22/04/2024: Improved clarity of cards Corrected mistakes in answer sheet Added flow chart to Help Sheet Added student solution sheet Improved layout of teacher solution sheet Updated to new branding

Do your students struggle to understand adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers? This resource uses a relatable drink theme to help your KS3 students master adding and subtracting positive and negative numbers on a number line. Includes engaging activities, worksheets, a fun game, and a complete lesson plan! Available as A4 pdf. Benefits: Reinforces understanding of positive and negative numbers through real-world connections (drinks). Provides worksheets and a game to cater to different learning styles and keep students engaged. Scaffolding suggestions and activity variations are included to support diverse learners for differentiable options. A well-structured lesson plan with clear instructions and activities is included for easy implementation. What’s Included: Teacher Guide: Clear instructions and differentiation tips for activities. Engaging Activities: Activity 1: Worksheets with scenarios (adding/subtracting heat/ice) that students visualise on a number line. Activity 2: Sorting statements about adding/subtracting positive/negative numbers (cut-and-paste or written answer versions). Activity 3: Game - a number line game where students add/subtract based on spinner results. Answer Keys: For easy assessment of student work. How to Use This Resource: The included lesson plan provides a step-by-step guide for implementing the resource. Introduce the concept of positive and negative numbers with the drink theme and number line connection. Guide students through the worksheets in Activity 1, encouraging them to explain their reasoning with arrows and labels. Offer differentiation options (pre-drawn arrows) for struggling students. Deliver Activity 2 with either the cut-and-paste version or written answer sheets depending on student needs. Divide students into pairs for Activity 3, game, and explain the game rules. Monitor student progress and provide support as needed throughout the activities. The game can be laminated and reused throughout the year for a quick review of a tricky concept. You may also like Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Pythagoras’ Theorem & Trigonometry Board Game Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game

Rounding to 10 and 100 maths colouring craft activity. Is keeping your students engaged in maths a struggle as the summer holidays approach? Look no further! This creative maths colouring craftivity will have your KS2 students rounding to the nearest 10 and 100 while having a blast in the process! This no-prep, printable resource is perfect for: Bringing a splash of colour to your classroom display! Saving you valuable planning time. Keeping students engaged in maths learning. Benefits: Spark creativity: Your students will love getting creative while revising rounding concepts. Multiple display options: Choose from flat, 3D with a flat back, or a 3D hanging decoration. Saves you time: This resource requires no preparation – simply print and go! Print-friendly: Black and white design is economical and easy to use. Available in A4 size Answers included: Makes marking a breeze! What’s Included: 6 engaging student activity pages Answer keys for easy marking Number lines for additional support A display board heading: “Summer Round-Up” Print-friendly black and white design Available in A4 size Learning Objectives: Number and place value: Round any number to the nearest 10 or 100 How to Use: Print the craftivity pages. Students answer the rounding questions on each page and colour the corresponding sections of the suns based on the colour coding provided. Students cut out the sun shapes. Choose your display option: Flat: Simply stick the suns onto a bulletin board. 3D Display: Fold the suns in half and glue the backs together for a stand-up display. 3D Hanging Mobile: Use all 6 suns to create a colourful mobile or classroom garland. Where to Use: End-of-the-year activity Independent practice Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning Make the most of the summer term and keep your Key Stage 2 students engaged with this exciting maths craftivity! You may also like: Multiplication Practice Maths Colouring Craft Multiplication Flash Cards for 2 Times Table Multiplication Flash Cards for 5 Times Table

Are you looking for an engaging back-to-school activity or an introduction to fractions? This FREE no prep resource is perfect for you! Your students can explore the fractions in their name. Use the fraction strips provided to help them divide the rectangle into sections, then write their name. They mark the fractions on a number line and decide what fraction of their name is vowels and consonants. Students could compare their results and start to understand how fractions work. Benefits: Boosts maths confidence and skills Encourages collaboration and communication Makes learning fractions fun and enjoyable! What’s inside: Example Page Activity Page (print one per student) Fraction Strip Page (one per group) A4 pdf How to use: Back-to-school activity Introduction to fractions Cross-curricular topic - use the name of a person or place that your students are studying. Sub lesson Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Home learning You may also like: All About Me Editable Art & Writing Booklet All About Me Craft with Numbers Editable All About Me: Creative Maths in My Name Are you looking for All About Me activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money. All About Me Craftivities Bundle

Looking for a hands-on way to reinforce part-part-whole concepts and number recognition? This interactive ten frame manipulative features lift-the-flap counters for visual representation and engaging practice and folds away in seconds! Benefits: Representing numbers in different ways: strengthens number recognition. Part-part-whole practice: Built-in part-part-whole model on the pocket for clear understanding. Number line practice: Record jumps and track progress on the integrated number line (0-10 or 0-20). Differentiation options: Includes two ten frames and a 0-20 number line for an extended learning challenge. Portable and convenient: Folds for easy storage in pockets or desks. Less mess, more focus: Lift-the-flap counters stay put, reducing lost manipulatives and keeping learning on track. What’s Inside: Printable ten frame manipulative template. Lift-the-flap counters Part-part-whole model (covered with sticky tape for whiteboard marker use) 0-10 number line (covered with sticky tape for recording) Double ten frame template with 0-20 number line Teacher instructions including photos. A4 Size pdf Includes: Part-part-whole relationships Number recognition (0-10 & 0-20) Addition & subtraction within 10 (and 20 with double ten frame) How to Use: Print and cut out the ten-frame manipulative template with the lift-the-flap counters. Cover the part-part-whole model and number line with clear sticky tape for dry-erase marker use. Students can manipulate the counters, record part-whole relationships on the model, and track addition/subtraction jumps on the number line. Number bonds of 10 question cards are included. Where to use: Independent practice Class support Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutoring Home learning You may also like: Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Make 10 to Add Worksheets, Activities & Games Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Are you looking for resources for numbers 1 to 20 in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money. Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Help your Year 1 students master addition within 20 using the ‘making 10’ strategy! This no-prep, printable resource includes an addition strategies anchor chart to introduce students to the skill practically with counters and ten frames before practising with differentiated “Make 10 to Add” worksheets and games. Includes colour and black & white options in A4 size. Key benefits: Master single-digit addition confidently. Develop strong number sense and place value understanding. Learn the ‘Make 10 to Add’ strategy practically using counters and hundred squares. Engage in fun and interactive activities. Differentiate instruction to meet individual needs. Boost problem-solving skills with real-world application. What’s inside? Colourful & informative poster: Explains bridging 10 using ten frames and counters alongside a 0-20 number line. Printing options: A4, colour or black & white. Interactive activity mat: Reinforce learning with hands-on fun! Making Ten recap activity: Jigsaw puzzles and worksheets to solidify number bonds to 10. Differentiated worksheet: Cater to various learning levels with tiered challenges. Exciting games: Playful practice with Roll & Add, Mystery Numbers, Bingo, and more! Real-world word problems: Apply skills to everyday situations. Detailed solutions: Ensure understanding every step of the way. Bonus resources: Printable ten frames, number lines, and lift-the-flap ten frames for extra support. How to use: Independent practice Paired activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Doubles Addition Withiin 20 Games & Activities Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 resources in one eaasy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money. Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle UPDATES: 27th October 2023: Updated font and layout to improve clarity. Corrected typing errors. 11th January 2024 Now includes A4 and US Letter versions Both available in colour or Black & white Added making 10 activity to recap prior learning. Included word problems for extra practise. 5th June 2024 Updated to new branding A4 size only

Help your students to practice doubles addition facts of 1 to 5 using symmetry with colouring, painting and cutting activities. Multiple representations of the written form reinforces learning. Fluency with doubling 1 to 5 is an essential before doubling numbers 6 to 10 and this resource provides of 30 pages to help your students master the skill. Benefits Engaging activities for Foundation Phase students Interactive worksheets with a fun dragonfly them Helps students explore symmetry and develop fine motor skills through cutting activities Multiple representations of doubles facts to reinforce learning What’s Inside: Over 30 activity pages Black and white design Colouring, cutting, and painting activities. Differentiable options. Answer key A4 Size pdf Mastering doubles addition for 1 to 5 helps support skills needed for larger numbers. When doubling 8, we can partition 8 into 5 and 3 then double each part separately. In to do this, the doubles facts for 1 to 5 need to be known fluently. This activity pack provides a great way to practice using a lovely dragonfly theme. How to use: classroom learning early finishers morning work maths tutors intervention groups You may also like: Doubles Addition Withiin 20 Games & Activities Make 10 to Add Worksheets, Activities & Games Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Are you looking for Numbers 1 to 20 activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle

Struggling to engage your KS2 students in learning divisibility rules? This Divisibility Rules Game is the answer! This interactive game and lesson plan / sub plan pack transforms number tricks into exciting challenges, turning maths practice into a race to the finish line! Available in A4 Size. Benefits for Students: Engaging and Motivating: Transforms divisibility rule practice into a fun and competitive game, boosting engagement and making learning enjoyable. Reinforces Understanding: Repeatedly applying rules in the game context solidifies comprehension and builds fluency. Develops Maths Skills: Sharpens critical thinking, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills through number manipulation and rule application. Promotes Collaboration: Encourages teamwork and communication when playing in pairs or small groups. Increases Confidence: Mastering the game and understanding divisibility rules fosters a sense of accomplishment and strengthens maths confidence. Benefits for Teachers: Ready-to-Use Resource: Includes everything needed for engaging divisibility practice (instructions, materials, lesson plan / sub plan ). Some preparation is needed but could easily be carried out by the students. Differentiation Options: Two game board versions cater to different abilities. Saves Time and Effort: No need to create lesson plans or activities from scratch – this resource is all set! Assessment Tool: Observe student understanding and identify areas for improvement during gameplay. Promotes Positive Classroom Environment: Students are actively engaged and having fun, leading to a more positive and productive learning atmosphere. Packed with engaging resources: Colourful divisibility rule posters Interactive rule checkers (lift-the-flap and checkbox options) 0-9 digit cards for endless number combinations Two game board versions for differentiation Clear and concise instructions for easy implementation Divisibility Lesson & Game is perfect for: Maths centers and rotations Partner or small group activities Whole-class review and practice Differentiation for individual needs Building maths confidence and fluency You may also like: Divisibility Rules Classroom Display Posters Divisibility Rule for 2 Worksheets, Activities Multiplication, Division & Divisibility Books Are you looking for Divisibility Rules activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Divisibility Rules Games, Posters & Booklet BUNDLE

Are you looking for a refreshing approach to engage your maths students with geometry? This FREE sample is a no-prep printable download for classifying polygons using your students’ names. 3 differentiated options are included to give flexibility and variation - link to a topic by exploring shapes in the names of famous people or places that you’re studying. Extend the activity to finding types of angles instead of shapes. This activity provides a hands-on opportunity for students to: Identify and categorize various polygons hidden within their own names. Express creativity by colouring each polygon with personalised patterns. What’s Inside: 3 differentiated pages Completed example page A4 pdf This is just a sneak peek into the All About Me: Creative Maths of My Name resource, which offers: 8 additional activities covering diverse aspects of geometry, from symmetry to coordinates to fractions. Differentiation guidance to ensure inclusivity and cater to various learning styles. Valuable resources such as blank grids, blank fraction strips, lettering templates, a maths dictionary template, trump card templates. Clear examples to facilitate understanding and inspire student work. How to use: Back to school activity Independent practice Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: All About Me Phone Booklet Back to School All About Me in Numbers Back to School Are you looking for About Me activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time. All About Me Craftivities Bundle

Looking for a fun and interactive way to help your students master the concept of bonds of 10? These engaging mini-books are perfect for introducing and reinforcing decomposing numbers to 10 to create the bonds of 10 - an essential concept for future maths success. Benefits: Multiple representations (ten frame, bead string, cubes, part-whole model) cater to diverse learning styles. Large manipulatives (included) allow students to build understanding with counters and cubes for hands-on learning Coloured and black and white, and workbook versions provide options for all learners. Printable & Easy Prep: Print double-sided, fold, and cut - each mini-book is one sheet of paper! What’s Inside: 4 engaging mini-books (one for each representation) Each book comes in 3 versions: Color, black and white, and workbook versions. Large manipulatives mats (ten frame, bead string, cubes, part-whole model) for hands-on learning. Available in A4 size pdf. How to Use: Print single-sided and cut out the mini-books. Choose the version that best suits your students’ needs (coloured, black and white, or workbook). Students can read and explore the different representations of each bond of 10. Use the large manipulatives for hands-on practice building the bonds of 10 with counters or cubes. You may also like Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Doubles Addition Facts 1 to 5 Maths Colouring Are you looking for Numbers to 20 activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here Representing Numbers 1 to 20 & Addition Bundle

Looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about representing numbers in different ways? These printable number hats offer a delightful mix of activities that reinforce key maths skills. Your students will practice writing numerals, number words, colouring ten frames and bead strings, tracing tallies, coloring place value blocks, and drawing jumps on a number line - all while creating their very own number hat! Here’s what you’ll get: 10 printable number hats (1 for each number 11-20) Answer key for self-checking A4 size pdf Benefits: Strengthens number recognition (numerals, words) Reinforces counting and number representation (ten frames, bead strings, tallies) Introduces basic place value concepts Promotes fine motor skills through coloring and tracing Encourages independent learning with answer key How to Use: Simply print the desired size hats, have students complete the activities. Cut out the hats, and attach a headband. Make maths time engaging and memorable with these creative number hats! Each student will need: From the pdf: 1 hat page Also need: colouring crayons/pencils etc scissors glue or sticky tape Represent numbers 11 - 20 in different ways including: Ten frames tally bead strings place value cubes number line Number word Digit Suggested activities with the completed hats: When the students have completed their number hats, they could practice number bonds of 20. The teacher randomly chooses a number from 0 to 10 and students wearing the hats which would make 20, jump up and do a wiggle dance (or whatever you choose). Students could sort themselves into groups according to your instructions. e.g. smallest to largest, largest to smallest, odds and evens, … It can also be interesting to allow students to come up with their own games! You may also like: Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Make 10 to Add Worksheets, Activities & Games Number Hats Represent 1-10 different ways Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money. Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Looking for a fun and interactive way for your students to learn about representing numbers in different ways? These printable number hats offer a delightful mix of activities that reinforce key maths skills which support decomposing numbers to 10. Your students will practice writing numerals, number words, coloring ten frames and bead strings, tracing tallies, coloring place value blocks, and drawing jumps on a number line - all while creating their very own number hat! Here’s what you’ll get: 10 printable number hats (1 for each number 1-10) Answer key for self-checking A4 pdf format Benefits: Strengthens number recognition (numerals, words) Reinforces counting and number representation (ten frames, bead strings, tallies) Introduces basic place value concepts Promotes fine motor skills through coloring and tracing Encourages independent learning with answer key How to Use: Simply print the desired size hats, have students complete the activities, cut out the hats, and attach a headband for a numbertastic learning experience! Make maths time engaging and memorable with these creative number hats! Each student will need: From the pdf: 1 hat page Also need: colouring crayons/pencils etc scissors glue or sticky tape Represent numbers 1 - 10 in different ways including: Ten frame tally bead strings place value cubes number line Number word Digit Suggested activities with the completed hats: Practice number bonds of 10. Students find someone who has the associated fact. e.g. if they are wearing a ‘8 hat’ they would need to find someone wearing a ‘2 hat’. They could prove that they have found the correct partner by using one of the concrete resources shown on the hat and making what they can see on their partners hat. When they put them together, they should make 10. They would then go to a student who is wearing a 10 hat to check that they are bonds of 10. Students could sort themselves into groups according to their teachers instructions. e.g. smallest to largest, largest to smallest, odds and evens, … It can also be interesting to allow students to come up with their own games! You may also like: Number Hats Represent 11-20 different ways Ten Frame Manipulative with Lift-the Flap Counters Number Bonds of 10 in Different Ways Mini Books Are you looking for numbers 1 to 20 resources in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save time and money Numbers 1 to 20 Bundle

Looking for a creative way to reinforce key maths concepts during the holidays? This Christmas bauble craft activity is the perfect solution! Your students will complete engaging tasks that strengthen their understanding of circles (including parts, area, and circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry – all while creating beautiful festive decorations. Benefits Reinforces key geometry concepts in a fun and festive way. Integrates maths practice with creativity and fine motor skills development. Offers a variety of tasks and differentiation options to keep students engaged. Creates beautiful Christmas baubles to decorate classrooms, mobiles, garlands, or cards. What’s inside: A range of engaging bauble templates featuring various maths tasks Labeling parts of a circle Colouring the area and circumference formulas Joining dots to create parabolas (formed by chords) Constructing cartoids from straight lines Applying symmetry concepts through picture activities Differentiation suggestions to cater to a variety of learning styles Answer key A4 Size pdf This resource combines maths practice with a festive craft activity. Your students complete various tasks related to circles (labeling parts, area & circumference), parabolas, cartoids, and symmetry on printable bauble templates. Once complete, they can cut out the designs, fold them in half, and glue them back-to-back to create 3D bauble decorations. How to use: Print the desired bauble templates and distribute them to your students. Guide them through the tasks on each bauble, allowing them to complete the activities and colour the designs. Once finished, your students can cut out the shapes, fold them in half, and glue the corresponding halves together to create 3D bauble decorations. You may also like: Mindfulness Colouring Maths Circles Equations and Parts of Circle Circles Maths Art Activity for KS3 Area & Circumference of Circles Activities KS3 Looking for circle activities in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time and money: Bundle KS3 Circle Fun: Area, Circumference & Vocab

Engage your KS3 students in a hands-on exploration of 3D shapes, problem-solving, and calendar craftivity! This “Nets of Cubes Calendar Investigation” provides differentiated activities that guide your students through understanding nets, a problem solving activity, and constructing a unique 3D calendar model. A perfect way to prepare for work on surface area and volume topics. Benefits: Integrates maths concepts like nets, spatial reasoning, and problem-solving in a fun and interactive 2-hour* project – a perfect introduction to surface area and volume topics. (*time is approximate guide) Offers differentiated activities to cater to various learning styles and paces. Encourages critical thinking and creativity as students design their calendar models. What’s Inside: Teacher guide & lesson plan Clear instructions 3 Differentiated activities Pre-made cube and cuboid nets Blank cube and cuboid nets Answer key for Activity 1 & 2. A4 Size Activity 1: Nets of Cubes (Pairs or small groups) Students will explore of nets of cubes to decide which nets make a cube and which nets don’t. Activity 2: Number Puzzle (Pairs or small groups) They will decide which numbers need to be placed on each cube to create the dates from 01 to 31 – they need to think out of the box to achieve it (pun intended!) Activity 3: Making the calendar (Individual Work) Finally, they will construct a 3D cube calendar using cubes and cuboids. You may also like: Coordinate Plane 3D House Craft

Are you looking for fun and engaging ways to help your students develop number and sequence recognition? This pack of no-prep 120-chart activities helps your students to recognise numbers and identify the patterns created to help lay the foundations of future mathematical success! Benefits: Strengthens your students’ ability to recognize numbers 1 through 120… The chart’s visual format helps your students identify patterns in numbers which builds a strong foundation for mathematical success. Filling in missing numbers and completing puzzles are great ways to develop their understanding of number sequences. What’s Inside: Cover Building a 120-chart Completed 120-chart Missing number activities Jokes & Puzzles Game 120-chart Bookmarks Colour & B&W options Answer keys A4 Size Help your students to strengthen their number recognition and understanding of number sequences with this pack of activities, puzzles, games and bookmarks. No prep needed to save you time. Answer keys included for your students to self-check answers to promote independence. How to Use: Print as a booklet for your students to work through or as individual activities. Perfect for maths centers, early finishers or morning work. Your students can also decorate the completed 120-chart and bookmarks and use them as reference materials in the classroom. Available in colour or black & white options A4 size. You may also like: Multiplication & Strategies Mats - Autumn FREE Ten Frame Display Cards for 0 to 10 Autumn

Looking for a fun and interactive way to teachLaws of Indices to your KS3 students? This engaging lesson includes lesson plan / sub plan, worksheets, board game, and clear explanations, making it easy to conquer the Laws of Indices! Benefits Solidify understanding: Students will practice applying the product rule, quotient rule, and power of a power rule through engaging activities. Game-based learning: The included board game reinforces indices rules in a fun and interactive way. Differentiation options: This resource provides worksheets with varying difficulty levels to cater to diverse learners. Clear explanations: Straightforward explanations and answer keys ensure a smooth learning experience. What’s Inside Detailed Lesson Plan: A step-by-step guide for implementing the lesson, including materials list, learning objectives, and clear procedures. Differentiated Worksheets : Three worksheets with varying difficulty levels to target different learning needs. Printable Board Game: A colorful and exciting board game that helps students practice applying indices rules. Game resources: Printable dice and spinners. Answer Key: A comprehensive answer key for all worksheets, ensuring easy grading and self-checking for students. A4 Size Print options: Colour & Black & White Concepts covered: Base and index Product rule Quotient rule Power of a power rule How to Use Follow the detailed lesson plan to introduce indices and the different rules. Use the differentiated worksheets for individual or group practice. Play the board game to reinforce skills in a fun and interactive way. Use the answer key to check student work and provide feedback. You may also like: Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Maths Revision Game for KS3 and GCSE Foundation Are you looking for maths games in one easy place? I have the bundle for you here to save you time: BUNDLE Maths Games for KS3 & 4

Are you looking for engaging ways to help your students understand odd and even numbers? These odd and even numbers worksheets are no-prep activities to save you valuable time and help your students gain a deeper understanding of odd and even numbers and how they support mathematical thinking. Benefits: Understanding the rules of odd and even numbers goes beyond memorising equations like “odd + odd = even”. Here’s why it’s beneficial: Knowing if a number is even lets you quickly predict results of certain operations. For example, you know adding an even number to any number won’t change its odd/even property (even + even = even, even + odd = odd). This makes many calculations faster and easier. Even numbers are divisible by 2. Understanding even/odd lays the groundwork for learning divisibility rules for other numbers. Classifying numbers as odd or even helps with grouping and sorting problems. You can quickly identify which numbers can be paired together and which ones will be left out. Odd and even form a basic number pattern. Recognizing this pattern helps develop logical thinking skills, which are crucial throughout mathematics. What’s inside: What are odd and even numbers? - Odd or even? Pairing Activity Odd and even numbers on a 100 chart Odd word search Double Trouble Adding and subtracting odd and even numbers Multiplying and dividing odd and even numbers Design a poster to review what your students have learned Always, Sometimes, never Be the teacher Odd or even puzzle Solutions How to use: Independent practice Partner activities Small group instruction Intervention groups Maths Tutors Home learning You may also like: Investigating Square Numbers, Factors & Primes Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3 Updates: 5th June 2024: Updated to new branding

Do your students struggle with ratios? This is a comprehensive workbook for teaching and reinforcing ratio concepts using bar models including equivalent ratios, ratios and unit rates, writing ratios and much more. Perfect for ratios in KS3, this print-friendly workbook includes detailed solutions and is available in A4 Size. This workbook is ideal for KS3 but I have also had a lot of success using it to teaching my older students who struggle with ratios. Benefits Reinforces understanding of working with ratios Engages students through the use of bar models Includes detailed solutions for easy reference Print-friendly black and white format Contents: What is bar modelling? Using bar models What are ratios? Sharing in a given ratio Sharing in a given ration: comparison model Equivalent ratios Simplifying ratios Comparing ratios The unit method Ratio Recap Solutions Instructions/Tips for Implementation This Ratio Workbook is designed to be used independently by KS3 students. It can be used as practice or reinforcement during class time or as homework assignments. Each section of the workbook includes a clear explanation of the topic, followed by a variety of practice exercises. Students can work through the workbook at their own pace, with teachers providing support and assistance as needed. The detailed solutions provided at the end of the workbook allow for easy self-checking and immediate feedback. You may also like: Prime and Composite Numbers Workbook for KS3 Adding & Subtracting Positive & Negative Numbers Fraction, Decimal. Percentage Board Game Laws of Indices Lesson Plan, Worksheets & Game