KS3 Maths Order of Operations starter. 8 questions where 4 of them will give the same answer, those 4 will go green when you click. Nice little settler to stick at the front of a powerpoint.

Adding and subtracting fraction handout, going from very simple questions with common denominator to more difficult questions.

A test on translation, rotation, reflection and enlargement. Includes drawing and describing transformations

A handout with algebraic fractions.

Some puzzles I found on the internet which can be used as starters or just for fun. Promotes algebraic thinking and problem solving strategies.

A GCSE algebra powerpoint activity showing how to work out the equations of a line which is paralllel or perpendicular to another line and passes through a certain point. Some questions and answers at the end.

A lesson that introduces sin,cos and tan, with a little quiz and questions at the the end.

Are you looking for a way to prepare students for an upcoming test? Do you want give pupils differentiated starters or homeworks based on the latest test? Do you need quick sets of revision sheets for homework or catch up work? This resource is designed to do all of these things. The excel file creates 10, 10 question sheets, along with answers and helpful hints. There are just over 100 questions to choose from and these randomly generate to ensure you will never run out.The score sheets is a great way to show progress over time and they really help to build a growth mind set for your pupils as they will see the improvement. Search my profile for the maths revision sheets to see free examples of the sheets created. Please be aware as sheets are in excel the fractions are written as 2/3 and powers are written using ^. It is possible to add questions to the file and some advice on how to do this is included along with tips on how to use the resource.

A simple worksheet, starter has circumference and area of circle question. Main has triangular and hexangonal prisms, and cylinders. The extention activity is finding the height or radius of cylinders with given surface areas.

The latest version of my mega powerpoint. This time there are about 200 sets of questions with answers on pretty much every maths topic (not including A level). Perfect for an emergency rerooming lesson or a where have my text books gone lesson, or even an oh my gosh can't believe they have forgotten this lesson. Great for revision

A large collection of trigonometry resources, covering SOHCAHTOA, sine and cosine rule (including proof), finding the area of a triangle . There are instructional power points, question slides which can be printed and quizzes. I hope you find it useful

10 multiple choice questions converting mixed numbers to top heavy fractions and vice versa

An Easter themed game. Pupils need to work out the answers to questions linked to squares on a map. If they find certain answers they have found an egg. This could be done as a team or timed activity. There are 100 questions so it may be a little tough for pupils to complete this individually. Offer prizes for students who find the most eggs.

A simple test on the area of rectangles, triangles, trapeziums and circles. Could be used as a homework

A series of 3 by 3 grids where students have to find path from the top to the bottom, adding as they go, trying to reach the total at the bottom. Nice easy starter to use.

A simple simultaneous equations worksheet, with starter main and extention, starter has negative number questions and solving simple linear equations, extention is a worded simultaneous equation. I've tried to stagger the difficulty in the main bit. Hope you find it useful.

KS3 / GCSE PowerPoint activity. A simple couple of slides showing what we mean by solving simultaneous equations and how to solve them graphically. Assumes students can plot y=mx + c style equations. Some questions and answers at the end.

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.