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

All you need to make your own multiple choice quiz. Print out the cards back to back, laminate, cut and fold. Each child should have one. Edit the multichoice quiz for your own subject, only change the yellow cells.

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

Differentiated auto-generating tasks to; a) find a range of percentages of a number without a calculator b) find a range of percentages of a number with a calculator c) find a given percentage of a variety of numbers d) find a given percentage increase/decrease of a variety of numbers Blank worksheets included.

Random 5 question quiz on Trigonometric values that GCSE Maths students need to know.

Find the sum of the four operations to give the number in the centre. (answer given)

Learn the formulae for GCSE Maths

5 quick questions (random generator) Choice between find the answer, original value, numerator or denominator.

Use a "confiscated" fidget spinner to randomly select a pupil or group for a task or question

Random question generator for number bonds to 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100.

A quick starter/settler. Answer 5 random questions on a number, questions and number can be changed at the click of a button.

Students use Pythagoras and/or Trigonometry to compete in three stages of a world cup. Differentiated across two levels (Preimership/Champions League)Youtube examples:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kS0gSSibJshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxCe1KSa78s

Practice at finding mean, median, mode and range