3 treasure hunt activities all on converting pounds to Kilograms. Ideal for use at the same time with pupils on different hunts. Printed on Yellow so easy to read, A4 portrait easily adaptable. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Good for KS3 and foundation KS4 relay activity linking a variety of topics (angles, probability, area, surface area, solving equations, volume and similar shapes amongst them) with overall questions to be answered. Challenging and ideal for group work answers provided some with venn diagrams to show them enjoy please note I have now put the answers in the correct order feedback appreciated

Treasure Hunt activity on adding fractions great as a starter activity or as an in lesson task. Works well with the other fractions treasure hunts. Great for KS3 and KS4 Printed on A4 portrait so easy to adapt to A5. Bright and colourful (yellow backgrounds) hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Truncate the number to the level of accuracy needed good as a starter or plenary task works well with the other 2 truncations tasks (premium) solutions given Feedback appreciated

Ideal for a mini whiteboard activity or for a voting activity. 12 multiple choice questions on simplifying surds. Aimes at KS4 and stronger KS3. All solutions given in the presentation. Would work well as a short activity or a recap activity. please leave feedback

Covers identifying products and sums, factorising when coefficient of x^2 is 1, when it is more than 1 and difference of 2 squares. Full examples and solutions given to all questions. Useful for KS3 &KS4 credit to both DannytheRef and Pixi Maths whose presentations I have merged to make this. please leave feedback

Treasure hunt activity on percentage change and decimal multipliers. Works great as a starter or short task. Printed in Yellow bright and easy to read. Paper set as A4. Easily adaptable hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Good for higher ability KS3 and for KS4 covers topics such as HCF , bidmas, SDT, Ratio, %, y=mx+c and many others 16 questions in total answers provided hope

Second part of Factor Theorem for my IGCSE Further pure maths, although easily adaptable for IB and A Level, this time on using the factor theorem when we have not been given any factor, before fully factorising by factorising a quadratic. Starter task reminds of using the factor theorem to show if (x-a) is a factor full examples given and follow up questions as well as evaluation tasks involving peer assessment. hope you enjoy, please leave feedback (next time I will do remainder theorem)

Another little activity for AFL, revision or a plenary. Can be done with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems Aimed at KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity calculating the gradient between 2 points Please leave feedback

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE full lesson with ppt and worksheets (worksheets are from SRWhitehouse thanks for posting them as the work set in the PPT relates to Edexcel IGCSE Further Pure Maths text book) PPt has full worked examples, starter on finding the descriminant and finding how many roots a quadratic has). Introduces the roots and sums and products. Opportunity for group discussion with full work examples. (amended one slide 03/11)

Treasure hunt activity on equations of parallel and perpendicular lines. Works great as a starter or short task. Printed in Yellow bright and easy to read. Paper set as A4. Easily adaptable hope you enjoy please leave feedback

3 treasure hunt activities all on converting units of length. Ideal for use at the same time with pupils on different hunts. Printed on Yellow so easy to read, A4 portrait easily adaptable. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

2 tarsia jigsaws on simultaneous equations one without borders the other with easy to adapt useful for a plenary/starter hope you find it useful please leave feedback

Aimed at KS4 and KS5 students (particularly those doing Cambridge IGCSE or Standard Level IB Maths) Interactive revision quiz each slide has 4 possible answers (which are built into the powerpoint) Great for voting systems or even just with a mini whiteboard Answers included. Hope you enjoy, please leave feedback. This is taken from a resource by Tristan Jones. Have amended it to include the answers within the slides

Another little activity for AFL, revision, starter or a plenary. Works well with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems Aimed at KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity finding the nth term of a quadratic sequence. Hope you find it useful Please leave feedback

Rationalising surds treasure hunt activity portrait in A4 so easily printed down to A5 size if you want Good for stretching KS4 pupils and as an intro with KS5 hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE an introduction to the factor theorem Starter to remind how to divide polynomials, discussion task on what makes a factor. Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to show something is a factor Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to find missing coefficients Follow up tasks for all of this with fully worked solutions hope you find it useful and enjoy please leave feedback (will do one on remainder theorem next)

2nd quick multiple choice quiz on this topic here the 10 questions requiring pairs of brackets expanding. in each case the coeffiecient of x^2 is more than 1. aimed at ks3&4 4 options for each question incorporating misconceptions. Answers built into the presentation. Can be used as a quick quiz, for AFL or as a stand alone short activity/revision aid Hope you find this useful please leave feedback

Aimed at higher KS3 pupils, and C/D children in KS4 a relay activity based around Christmas. covers a variety of topics so great as a revision task whilst being a bit of fun too answers given one thing I tend to do with these relays is give the kids 3 chances on each question, get it right first time get 2 points, if they get it on 2nd go they get a point, if they get it wrong 3 times they lose 2 points. I also get them to pick 2 questions before the start, they only get 1 go on each, if they get it right they get 10 points, if they get it wrong they lose all their points or a variation of this. Builds in a little more competition and stops them rushing to be the first finished. I intend to do another relay aimed at younger pupils Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback