A Matching Pairs memory game where students have to match up questions with relevant answers and use their memory skills to assist them.\nThere is a template with instructions which should enable you to adapt it for your own subject and needs.\nThe example provided is a basic Maths Multiplication Game.\nLet me know any problems or improvements that could be made and how it worked for you.

A crossword where students find the volume of each cuboid and write the answers in numbers. One number goes in each square, eg 123 would take up 3 squares.

A PPT with a number of slides including questions on area of various shapes.\nUsed as a revision tool and prior knowledge required, this lesson is focusing on applying their knowledge. I was really trying to focus on students setting their working out clearly and easy to follow.\nThere are differentiated worksheets on the area of a trapezium and then functional GCSE questions.\nOn the trapezium sheet I hand wrote some prompts and steps on the orange and green sheet for less able students.\nFor all sheets I hand wrote the answers and put one copy on the desk too for students to self check.