Number Level 8: Pupils will be able to write any ordinary number in standard formchange a number written in standard form back into an ordinary number

Comparing Qudractic to Linear Sequences. Powerpoint presentation leading to finding the nth term of a quadratic sequence

<p>A series of (easy) questions with personalised names of pupils. Just change the names to suit your class. The kids love it!</p><p>Other topics covered: Revision</p> Can be adapted

Using formulae to find a perimeter, area or volume. A powerpoint presentation showing how to tell if an expression represents a length, area or volume (or none of these).

This is an ideal exercise to understand and estimate weights and measures at KS3. Match the appropriate unit to: bag of sugar, can of coke, apple etc. Don't give the list of units to more able pupils!

Not very exciting, but less able kids like them . . .