<p>Students try to fit all the shapes inside a box using translation, reflection or rotation on a Cartesian Plane.<br /> Further extension could require students use at least one of each transformation.<br /> Suitable for advanced KS3, KS4 and GCSE foundation.</p> <p>Printable A4 worksheet and example solution included.</p>

<p>A battleships inspired 2 player game for students to practice measuring and drawing angles.</p> <p>Includes: game sheet and PPT instructions.<br /> Requires: Protractors and ruler</p> <p>Ideal for years 5-8, KS2, KS3.</p>

<p>An activity designed for groups of 4 -6 and based on the game &quot;Chinese Whispers&quot;<br /> Students practice expanding and factorising expressions<br /> Ideal for years 8-10, KS3,KS4 and GCSE Foundation.<br /> Included is an instructional PPT and printable game sheet templates with examples<br /> The game sheets included have examples of a full range of possible expressions.<br /> They are easily edited to suit your class and difficulty level.</p>

<p>Board-game style activity for 2 or more players. Students practice substituting values for x into simple linear expressions and evaluating. Suitable for year 7 and 8. Includes A4/A3 game board that can be printed in colour or greyscale<br /> Requires: Dice and Counters<br /> Reviews and feedback welcome.</p>

<p>Students label and colour the different types of angles in a full rotation. Poster is designed to printed on A4 or A3.<br /> Suitable of year 5 - 7. Perfect as part of an introduction to angles lesson.</p> <p>Includes: blank poster and example solution</p>

<p>Two player game where students practice identifying angles as acute, right, obtuse, straight, reflex and full rotation using degrees, words and images.</p> <p>Designed for year 5 - 7 and perfect for end of an introduction to angles lessons.<br /> Includes: Printable cards and PowerPoint instructions.</p>