Students have to find the size of every angle on the sheet; they get a point for each one they find; but loose a point everytime they use a protractor ; setting up a nice competition and forcing them to use angle facts they have learnt.

Some common misconceptions about percentages for students to discuss and try to correct.

Some questions on perimeter and area of triangles with starter questions asking students to list as many isoscelles triangle with a certain perimeter and list as many triangles with a certain area.

Ten questions for a starter on angles, asking how many degrees the minute hand moves through in different periods of time.

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

KS4 Maths algebra worksheets. Factorising Objective: to be able to factorise expression. suitable for homework or classwork. A simple worksheet for factorising, starter cover HCF and expanding brackets.

A simple handout for drawing bar charts, asks students to peer assess, and gets them to find out data for their own question as an extention.

An nth term handout with starter questions on substitution and basic algebra.

A simple drawing pie charts handout, using simple fractions with common denominators.

10 multiple choice questions on metric conversions, incude cm, mm, m, km and kg to g.

10 multiple choice questions on area of rectangles. This is also a practice for mutliplying by teens.

Starter with 10 multiple choice questions involving multiplying and dividing by 10 and 100.

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

Multiple choice starter, 10 questions asking students to spot the prime or square number. Last question is what is a googol.

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.

10 multiple choice questions all based on angles, they're all how many degrees in sort of questions.

Some fraction decimal and percentage matching cards. Cut them out and have students try to match them up.

Nothing fancy, just some starter questions squaring numbers, q's finding area from radius and diameter and extention q's finding radius from area

A little powerpoint for circumference, pi and area of circles with some questions, nothing fancy, hope you find it useful

Circumference handout, starting activity is basic substitution, main has some converting of mm and cm to metres. Extension has first 100 digits of pi to see how many students can memorise.