Students have three levels of questions to work through. Generating sequences, finding the nth term and finishing with negative numbers and fractions. Challenge questions provided. 'Got It, Smashed it, Mastered it' theme with DC Comics. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to solve basic equations, builds from level 5 to level 7. Given in the form of my 'got it, smashed it, mastered it' layout 'GSM' Sheet. Superhero themed! Students choose their own level of questions. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to use vectors to collect stars and play against each other in pairs. Introduction to translations using vectors. Themed with super Mario and bonus points for same colour stars collected. Students can use strategy and have some competition. Check out more resources at www.accessmaths.co.uk and follow me on Twitter @AccessMaths

Students have to fill in a multiplication table using their logical reasoning skills and multiplication knowledge. Challenge question also provided. Enjoy! Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to analyse a questionnaire, they then have to correct the questions and answers and finally are challenged to create their own. I designed this as an intervention challenge question after a year 11 mock foundation exam. I hope you enjoy it! Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students must solve brick wall puzzles by adding like terms. Themed with the incredible hulk. Students challenged to create their own wall that the hulk cannot smash down. Great starter! Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Times tables practice from 3-12. 50 questions per sheet. www.accessmaths.co.uk @AccessMaths

Ultimate Pizza Pie Chart And Percentages themed with the Ninja Turtles. I designed this worksheet as an intervention task after a foundation mock paper exam question. Students calculate the percentages and then work out the correct degrees on a pie chart. Context is the size and cost of a pizza slice. Some SMSC just about made it into a challenge question also. Enjoy! Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to match different forms of algebraic expression. First the expression to the written description and then onto the area of a shape. This will need scaffolding for lower ability groups. Challenge given at the end of the sheet. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

A magic square puzzle, students must pick out playing cards and arrange them in a magic square. Themed with Gambit from X-Men. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students must apply the rules of algebra to fill in the multiplication matrix. Challenge question provided. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students must decide which pack of cookies is best value for money. This was designed as an intervention activity after a mock foundation paper, also used with year 9 class. Themed with the cookie monster. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students play a game spotting multiples and factors until one player cannot go. 'Last one standing', challenge questions given, or you can print 4 per page and give students 4 games to play. Depends on ability. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to determine the missing numbers in a puzzle. Themed to 'The Riddler', I have used this with all ages and ability and it has gone down a treat. Great used for a starter or end of term activity/plenary. Challenge questions given! Enjoy! Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Probability Game Starter For Sample Space Diagrams. Students pick numbers on the game board before rolling two dice. They then play head to head to fill up their game board and win! Challenge also provided. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students are faced with the challenge of deciding which table to sit at to get the most chocolate. This could be acted out by 16 or more students in the class or given as a worksheet... or both! Will need scaffolding for lower ability groups. Challenge questions given. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

A game I have created to make straight line graphs a bit more fun and Christmas themed. Students have to draw in a straight line onto the game board and state the line description (i.e. X = 4), they then collect and 'bank' presents against their partner. The winner is the player with the most presents at the end of each board. You can set students 3 rounds each or unlimited rounds dependent on how much practice you think they need. Challenge question provided. Let me know what you think :-) Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students need to find the surface area of different 3D shapes to determine if Homer Simpson has enough wrapping paper to wrap them all up! Challenge question given also. Answers on the second sheet. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students are given the 'magic number' they then have to follow a series of operations to the theme of wacky races and find the answer!If you want to really mess with them then give them pi :-) Enjoy! Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students have to use problem solving skills to determine if Homer has enough wrapping paper to wrap all the gifts. Challenge given for students to look into. Answers provided. Follow me @Accessmaths www.accessmaths.co.uk

Students are questioned to visualize their mental arithmetic skills. I have provided an answer sheet as probes for answers and methods for the teacher to share dependent on ability of the class. Students are encouraged to share their ideas. It has benefited my class tremendously I hope it can have the same effect for others. Follow me @AccessMaths www.accessmaths.co.uk