This is based on some I can statements for level 1 math and I made it for students in my main stream class

Simple angles handout with angles on a line and around a point, extention activity with some algebra type questions.

An example and set of questions on writing expressions

3 Worksheets for reflection and mirror lines, include diagonal mirror lines and shapes crossing over the mirror line.

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

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.

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

Powerpoint showing prime factor decomposition and how to use this to find GCF and LCM,

A pretty simple translation handout with starter main and extension

A worksheet for prime factor decomposition, starter covers primes, factors and products, main is making factor trees and writing the number as a product of prime factors. Extension asks students to try to spot link between prime factors and GCF and LCM

10 starters to use or adapt, each one is a slide of numbers and students need to find primes, squares or factors and then an animation will show which ones are correct. Maybe a nice settler as doesn't take much explanation once it's up.

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

Nothing fancy, starter covering factors and multiples and some straight forward GCF and LCM questions then an extention looking at perfect numbers.

A handout with starter, main, and wrap up about direct proportion, finding constant of proportionality and writing equations linking variables.

A KS3 powerpoint activity showing how to calculate the circumference of circles and the perimeter of shapes with curved sides, with some questions and answers at the end.

A test on coordinates including finding the midpoint, gradient and distance between two points

Students take it in turn to pick a square on the grid, then they each roll 2 dice, one to give a value of a and the other the value of b, they then work out the value of the expression for thier values, whoever has the highest puts his/her color counter on he square. However has the most counters on the board at the end wins.

A GCSE powerpoint showing how to find the eqaution of parallel and perpendicular lines, with some questions at the end. To be used on the interactive whiteboard.

10 multiple choice collecting like terms questions, correct answer goes green when clicked! I've tried to get all the common wrong answers that I could think of into it. Hope you find it useful.

A simple test covering perimeter, circumference and volume of prisms, hope you find it useful. Could be used as revision or homework.