10 questions where some are done incorrectly; students have to try to spot the wrong ones; answers at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong.

10 triangles with angles displayed; students need to work out which ones are impossible.

10 questions where some are done incorrectly. Students have to try to spot the wrong ones. The answers are at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong.

10 questions where some are incorrect, students have to try to spot the wrong ones, answers at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong. All are statements about factors.

10 questions where some are done incorrectly, students have to try to spot the wrong ones, answers at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong.

A little starter I made for my group to remind them how to read equations. There is a little reminded about what I mean by the "story" of the equation then a big scary looking equation, the students then have to write its story.

A little activity to practice plotting straight lines and writing equation. Students have to plot 5 straight lines which will make a simple house shape; then try to write some equations of their own which will make a house.

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.

A question about find the area of a circle which has a trapezium draw inside it, with some hints in case students get stuck. Brings in pythagoras, cosine rule, trig, & circle theorems.

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.

A simple slide introducing Goldbach conjecture and asking students to try to express numbers 5-50 as a sum of 3 primes, can be used as starter.

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

Maths Starter. Powerpoint slide. A starter asking students to try and write down as many sets of three numbers which multiply to make 4.8 as they can in 2 minutes. Then followed by some questions on multiplying and dividing decimals.

Some questions (with answers) about the distance a fly sat at the end of the minute hand of a clock would travel in different lengths of time. Second half asks for general expressions for d days, h hours, m minutes and w weeks.

A worksheet with starter, main and extension, cover top heavy and mixed numbers in the starter. Hope you find it useful.

A test on sequences and Nth term, with a pattern sequence question at the end.

Students have 5 minutes to find 5 primes; they will get more points for larger primes; then there is a list of primes up to 1000 so they can check answers

Students have to decide how many ways the judges can decide to line up their remaining acts for the next live show, has answer and little explanation.

A starter where students have to match words to their definitions

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.