Problem solving resource for KS3/4 based on a running track.

Practice at substituting into linear and quadratic expressions with positive and negative values (answers included)

Pupils measure the mean and range from ten shots at a number line. From their results they can determine their position in a football team! Print on A3 and glue together to make your number line.

Quick check of basic FDP conversions. (answers given, fractions simplified)

Pie Chart problem Simpsons

Challenge students to find either of radius, diameter, circumference or area of a circle given any one of the listed dimensions. You need to ensure macros are enabled for this resource to work correctly.

substituting solving linear equation formula

Substitution into an expression. Two levels, ideal for mini white board, AFL task

Worksheet and Random question generator for times tables.

Complete tables given randomly generated scores for all games. Complete knock-out stage to find an overall winner. This has been modified as of 21-Jun (there were a couple of errors in the powerpoint)

Play TENSION with maths words.

Calculations to work out the number of gifts and cost of the gifts listed in the carol.

Students are required to come up with as many sums whose answers is ....In order to make it more difficult don't allow them to use add and subtract or s similar rule. Aligned with Common Core State Standards: 5.NBT.5, 6.EE.1 Expressions and Equations: Apply and extend previous understandings of arithmetic to algebraic expressions; 4.NBT.5, Number and Operations in Base Ten.

Interactive random question generator for multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 &1000 (and also 0.1, 0.01 & 0.001)

percentage of an amount\npercentage increase\npercentage decrease\nconvert to a percentage\nreverse percentage\ncompound interest

Interactive differentiated worksheet/activity to check pupil understanding and ability with rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and whole number.

Set of Maths problems relating the to Tour de France

Strategies for finding number bonds to 100, eg 37 + ___ = 100

IWB activity, ideal for mini-white boards and also a differentiated exercise for additional practice.

Interactive, randomly generated questions, two levels of difficulty and accompanying worksheets