1. A PowerPoint demonstrating angles in a triangle and properties of a triangle. 2. A well designed and differentiated worksheet on properties of triangles and angles allowing pupils to maximise progress 3. PowerPoint contains detailed answers to the worksheet.

For the full download go to: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/maths-level-descriptors-and-flight-paths-11102709

PowerPoint and worksheet on frequency polygons. Includes a NRICH task.

Worksheet and PowerPoint on Rotation. The PowerPoint shows shapes being rotated including tracing paper being put over the shape. Highly visual. **2022 Update: PowerPoint now has a diagnostic quiz at the start to cover prior knowledge. (Use mini white boards) The worksheet has been improved to make it more clear.

James is looking to buy a new hot hatchback car at a reasonable price. He wants to pay off the car over the course of 60 months. When he pays off the car he is going to sell the car. Help James pick the best value car by comparing the cost of the car and the resell price at the end of the 60 months. You will need to write strong arguments for and against each car. You might even want to take into account the running costs of the car. Starter: Compound Interest Main Activity: Compound interest, costing (value for money), direct proportion and mathematical reasoning. Cars: Ford Fiesta ST, Golf GTi and BMW M118i

Solving problems involving equivalent ratios. Recommend the use of mini white boards. Worksheet free

A set of Venn diagram worksheets and a PowerPoint designed to put the 'students into a pit' and to work their own way out while making rapid progress within the lesson.

A nice Ice Breaker for your KS3 maths classes. Lots of fun and everyone gets involved. Task should take between 20 minutes to 30 minutes to complete. Do not project the PowerPoint on the broad but call up the performers to let them see what the answer is.

PowerPoint with Answers\nPart 1: Investigation\nPart 2: Rally Coach with real world questions with reasoning.\nPart 3: Extension which includes 3D shapes.

Term-to-term rule Using the position-to-term rule Finding the position-to-term rule

Similar shapes Similar triangles Mastery approach Small steps Variation theory My turn/Your turn Non-Examples Knowledge based learning before learning skills

Lesson on translating shapes using vectors. Starter covers prior knowledge Lesson should be done in small steps. Mini Whiteboards is recommended for this lesson to check understanding at key points.

Reflecting 2D shapes Reflecting shapes on horizontal and vertical lines (y=n and x=n) Reflecting shapes on diagonal lines (y=x and y=-x etc).

Transform 2D shapes using combinations of transformations.

A series of lessons on angles in parallel lines. Pupils learn types of angles without using “z”, “f”, and “c” but lesson still shows them. Lessons designed to be done in small steps to improve understanding and to go into the topic in greater depth. The series of lessons is based on a free session from Craig Burton.

Lesson on how to introduce expressions.

Lessons on expanding brackets.

Complete lesson on writing expressions

Complete lesson.