Simple and clean PowerPoint with WALTS and WILFs, a starter, an example, exercise with extension questions and answers.

PowerPoint with 3 activities.\nActivity 1: Measuring\nActivity 2: Construction\nActivity 3: Calculating

Quadratic sequences at KS3.WALT and WILFPart 1: Using position to term rule to find the first few terms of a quadratic sequence.Part 2: Finding the position to term rule of a quadratic sequence.Part 3: Problem solving and RICH task.

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.

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

Small Steps Worksheet Free Problem Solving 2 lessons on surface area of spheres and cones

A variety of resources for the topic coasts

This resource is a lesson around globalisation with powerpoint and resources used for an interview. Learning Objectives: To be able to find evidence that globalisation is happening. To be able to define globalisation. Using Hollister as an example: To be able to explain the positives and negatives of globalisation. To make a judgement over whether you think globalisation is a positive or negative concept.

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

PowerPoint with WALT and WILF, examples, on screen worksheet and answers.

PowerPoint with WALT and WILF, examples, questions to print and answers.

Simplifying Ratios lesson, two tasks, real life link to aerospace engineering including video, WALT and WILF

A few resources from transitional topic cocoa production and map skills

Some resources for the GA module Fantastic Places

Some resources for changing urban environments

More resources for changing urban environments

A nice Ice Breaker for your form. 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.

Some adapted resources for GA topic New India

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

Lesson on sharing ratios including bar model examples. The starter covers key prior knowledge.