Below are codes you can enter into socrative. They can be displayed on interactive whiteboard or used on a computer/ipad. Ideal for a starter or plenary activities.

Set of questions were students search for their answers to reveal the answer to joke. Inspired by the great work of alutwych Apologies for any mistakes.

A collect a joke on interpreting distance time graphs. PPT included incase I have made any mistakes. Enjoy.

Set of questions were students search for their answers to reveal the answer to joke. Inspired by the great work of alutwych Apologies for any mistakes.

Below are codes you can enter into socrative. They can be displayed on interactive whiteboard or used on a computer/ipad. Ideal for a starter or plenary activities.

Set of questions were students search for their answers to reveal the answer to joke. Inspired by the great work of alutwych Apologies for any mistakes.

Students use their understanding of the gradient, y-intercept and y=mx + c to plot a variety of linear graphs.

A collect a joke on finding the area of both triangles and trapeziums. PPT included incase I have made any mistakes. Enjoy.

A short scaffolded worksheet designed to support students breaking down a compound shape into different simpler shapes. Ideally comes after lots of practice on area of circles and semi-circles. ideal task to use between examples and lots of practice to ease the transition to question with no scaffolding.

A scaffolded worksheet that guides students through working out the area of a shaded shapes when a circle is removed from a bigger circle. First task demonstrates the separate parts to first work out the ares, then combine them. Second task promotes the students identifying the parts them selves and then calculating the area.

A simple worksheet to support students in finding the upper and lower bound of numbers that have been rounded to 1 and 2 significant figures.

A simple set of questions to encourage discussion around what is the best method to plot linear graphs. This resources was created from a group I have taught recently that couldn’t grasp the concept that y=2x results in an infinite set of coordinates.

A quiz based on the TV game show the 1 % club. PPT explains the rules, with students working in pairs using mini whiteboards. Topics are based on predicted topics for Paper 2 and 3 AQA exam board.

Students simply solve basic one step and two step equations. Even answers are shaded in one colour and odd answers another colour. Enjoy!

A few quick slides to model using the grid method to expand double brackets at a fairly basic level, which can be easily adapted. Also includes an algebra puzzle to introduce the idea of the grid method and some practice questions.

A different type of revision activity that brings an element of competition. Students work in pairs. Student A answers a questions and passes their answer to student B. Answers provided.

A set of questions based on measuring and drawing bearings, with the obvious Christmas theme. Also included is a PPT of examples (just click through) and answers. Please note answers may not be 100% accurate. Merry Christmas!

A nice end of term activity, students answer the questions and shade in the pixels to reveal Luigi - “You just got Luigi’d,” Question covers some basic number and algebra skills.

A nice end of term activity, students answer the questions and shade in the pixels to reveal Mario - “It’s-a me, Mario!” Question cover some basic number and algebra skills.

An activity that covers multiple different topics. Students work out the answer which is then used to workout the next questions. So each answer moves into the next. Three different versions available.