quick 10 question test for starter / concluding activity, 15 seconds for each question, answers at the end.

10 questions on sequences, each question asks for the next term, includes decimals and negatives, very simple. Good for starter or concluding activity for the start of sequences topic

10 questions on a timer with answers at the end

A test on ratio and direct proportion.

10 question with ten seconds for each, each question is a number raised to another number. answers at the end

Cards where students have to match a card with two numbers to a card with a greatest common factor and lowest common multiple.

A few different activities with ordering fractions cards. One has 3 questions to order but can be mixed to create new question, one has a set of 18 cards to order by finding LCM, read notes on slides for more information. Hope you find them useful

Some question on sharing in ratios

a ten question quiz on simplifying ratios where student have 10 seconds to answer a question, answers are at the end so easy to mark

10 questions on multiplying decimals, ten seconds for each, answers at the end, good for starter / wrap up.

A quick 10 question test on multiplying, dividing and bracket rules. ten seconds for each question, answers at the end

10 questions asking students to list down all the factors of a number, but they only have 10 seconds for each one, answers at the end

ten question on adding and subtracting negative numbers, 10 seconds for each, then answers at the end, something nice to through up at the end of a lesson

Some cards where students have to match the equation of a straight line to the correct slope and intercept, some of the harder ones include rearranging and dividing through by a common factor.

A handout with starter main and extention which includes quadratic equations

A handout with starter, main and extension for multiplying and dividing by negative numbers.

A KS3 PowerPoint activity with 10 multiple choice questions on sharing in ratios.

A set of cards with fractions on which can be arranged to make sums, two fractions, then two equivalent fractions with common denominator, then the answer. Students have to try to find as many sums as possible by using all the cards.

A set of 36 cards for students to try to sort into piles by cancelling them down to find equivalnet fractions.

Set of cards with numbers. Students have to try and split them into 4 groups. The groups are primes, squares, cubes, triangular numbers. Might be more interesting to not tell them the four groups and see what they come up with first.