Display posters explaining Circle Theorems with proofs. Now in white and red

Simple worksheet for angles in triangles and quadrilaterals lesson. With PowerPoint to scribble over if needed.

Lesson that I made with my GCSe AQA Further Maths class with worked solutions.

Resource on the Factor Theorem with worksheet and ppt. Some bits are a bit abstract as I designed them myself. <br /> <br /> I used this with my GCSE AQA Further Maths class.

Angles in parallel lines worksheet with ppt to scribble over.

PowerPoint and worksheet explaining where special trig ratios come from. I created these for use with my Y11 class who are taking Level 2 Certificate in Further Maths. To print of worksheet, must click 'print to scale'.

<p>A tough sixth form quiz for students. A big PPT to download but will be worth it!</p> <p>All rules contained on front page. There are 5 rounds.</p> <ol> <li>Connecting letters (last letter of each question forms the first letter of the first)</li> <li>Culture and Entertainment</li> <li>History and Politics</li> <li>Geography</li> <li>Connections. (all 10 answers form a connection - NOTE: You will have to alter slide 108 and 120 accordingly to put in your own History teachers. You will see.</li> </ol> <p>There is also an estimation question which will give 10 points to the team with the nearest answer.</p> <p>The joker can be played on any round apart from the first one. It will double the points for a round and must be played before the round by placing the sticker on the answer sheet. There are attached stickers that can be made by your reprographics department.</p> <p>Each round has 11 questions. Questions 1-10 are worth 2 marks and the 11th question is a 5 mark gamble question where 5 marks are awarded for a correct answer, but 5 marks deducted for an incorrect answer. (with nothing happening if left alone) The gamble question on the connections round however is worth 10 marks. The idea is the kids have to determine whether or not they can gamble on playing their joker until the end round on the chance that they can get the connection or not. (Slide 3 has an explanation of the connection with a previous round).</p> <p>There is some audio and video on some rounds, so have a test run with it first maybe depending on the quality of your ICT&gt;</p> <p>Good luck!</p>

A tough quiz for sixth form students to end off the year<br /> <br /> 5 rounds<br /> General Knowledge<br /> History and Politics<br /> Geography<br /> Culture and Entertainment<br /> Connections<br /> <br /> All rounds have 11 questions. the first 10 questions are worth 2 marks. The 11th question is a 5 mark gamble question with 5 marks awarded for a correct answer, 5 marks deducted for a wrong one. On the connections round, all 10 answers will form a connection with the 11 question is simply what is the connection

Proof exercise regarding Viviani's Theorem about the perpendiculars and areas of an equilateral triangle. Comes with sheet with PDF of an equilateral triangle. <br /> <br /> Ideal enrichment and extension work for able KS3 students.

<p>A simple quiz for Chinese New Year. Print off the PDF and put it on the table for students to work through. Ideal for a form time slot. The answers are on the PowerPoint.</p> <p>Good luck!</p>

Here is a proof of Pythagoras' Theorem

Volumes of prisms with ppw answers

3D trig lesson with ppt and worksheet.

Lesson on Pythagoras theorem with worksheet and corresponding PowerPoint. Includes a proof I made.

Maths display poster I made on the area of a circle.

Simple help sheet I created for Year 11 Further maths class for AQA certificate on inequalities. Must click 'Print to Scale'.

Maths display poster I made for Polar Coordinates

A revision lesson for circle theorems with questions, mark schemes and examiner's report. Is very good for getting students to justify their reasons

General knowledge and pop culture quiz to entertain and enrich your students.

Nice, quick lesson on circumference of a circle. worksheet is to print off on slide 2. get them to use string to measure the circumference and diameter and establish pi. Go through examples and give worksheet to do. Big ben clock question to finish.

Worksheet and ppt to scribble over on Coordinate geometry with line length, midpoints and gradients. Some very good questions on proving why some shapes are what they are. Good for high ability KS4.