End of Year Quiz 2016<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you'll have seen elsewhere<br /> <br /> Round 1: Distorted 2016 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2016 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Celebrity dingbats <br /> Round 4: Christmas <br /> Round 5: In the news 2016, question per month<br /> Round 6: Maths - anagrams and logic puzzles<br /> Round 7: Guess the logo/brand, given a small part of it.<br /> <br /> All answers and sound clips / images included.

Standard form lesson involving the planets (+Pluto) in the solar system. <br /> <br /> This functional lesson requires a lot of different maths skills. Students will use and find astronomical units, predict volume and surface are of spheres using standard form and find percentage errors.<br /> <br /> Prompting questions throughout to provoke high order thinking.<br /> <br /> All solutions included.

<p>Summer Quiz 2019<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you’ll have seen elsewhere</p> <p>Round 1: Distorted 2019 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2019 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: 2019 in World Records<br /> Round 4: Connections<br /> Round 5: Catchphrase<br /> Round 6: Logic/maths</p> <p>Out of 66points in total</p> <p>All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.</p>

<p>A-level Maths OCR MEI Advance Material Revision Pack<br /> 6 questions on each topic, with increasing difficulty. Made up of past exam questions and some questions I have made myself. Answers included in separate document. All hyperlinked so students can navigate quickly.<br /> Covers everything on the advance material list for OCR (B)</p>

This is a real-world problem solving activity based on real, up-to-date (as of Nov 2016) data. Cross-curricular links to Science.<br /> <br /> A look at 9 popular household appliances and wattage required to run (on average).<br /> Students must estimate daily usage and hence find yearly cost per appliance, for a one-person household. The task requires students to convert minutes to hours, estimate average daily usage for appliances that are not used everyday, make reasonable assumptions about an 'average one person' household and convert between watts and kilowatts. Students are asked to make predictions for each appliance to start and can compare their predictions to their final outcomes. <br /> <br /> Student worksheet attached with extension problems for anyone who finishes early. There is an estimate included created by myself. Whichever team gets closets to this estimate, wins.<br /> <br /> Suggested groups of 4 and 1-2 hours.

<p>End of Year Quiz 2019<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you’ll have seen elsewhere</p> <p>Round 1: Distorted 2019 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2019 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Connections<br /> Round 4: A Decade in Review<br /> Round 5: Christmas Quiz<br /> Round 6: Logo message decode</p> <p>Out of 70 points in total</p> <p>All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.</p>

Summer Quiz 2017 (PowerPoint)<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you'll have seen elsewhere<br /> <br /> Round 1: Distorted 2017 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Famous Faces (face blends and who am I? clues)<br /> Round 4: The year so far (Jan-Jun with Trivia)<br /> Round 5: Brain Teasers<br /> Round 6: General Knowledge - biggest/smallest theme<br /> <br /> All answers and sound clips / images included. There's also an answer sheet embedded in the first slide if you want to use that.

A look at the Monty Hall problem in an easy-to-understand way.<br /> <br /> Great introduction to probability suitable for KS3 up to A-Level.<br /> <br /> Three doors. Behind one is a car, behind the other two are goats. You pick a door, a goat is then revealed behind another door by the host. You have the option to switch to the remaining closed door or stick. What do/should you do?

<p>End of Year Summer Quiz 2018<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year. Separate PowerPoints due to upload size being too big. Can easily merge files<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you’ll have seen elsewhere</p> <p>Round 1: Distorted 2018 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2018 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Guess the world cup country given the clues<br /> Round 4: What word links all the images?<br /> Round 5: Cryptic clues - guess the location, shop or film<br /> Round 6: General knowledge<br /> Out of 70 points in total</p> <p>All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.</p>

End of Year Quiz 2017<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you'll have seen elsewhere<br /> <br /> Round 1: Distorted 2016 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2016 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Christmas Dingbats<br /> Round 4: In the news 2017, question per month<br /> Round 5: Logo message decode<br /> Round 6: Maths with Christmas Twist<br /> <br /> Out of 82 points in total<br /> <br /> All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.

End of Year Quiz 2017<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you'll have seen elsewhere<br /> <br /> Round 1: Distorted 2016 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2016 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Christmas Dingbats<br /> Round 4: In the news 2017, question per month<br /> Round 5: Logo message decode<br /> Round 6: Maths with Christmas Twist<br /> <br /> Out of 82 points in total<br /> <br /> All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.

<p>End of Year Quiz 2018<br /> In a very similar style to my quiz from last year<br /> Suitable for all year groups.<br /> 1-2 lessons<br /> All created by myself so no duplicate questions you’ll have seen elsewhere</p> <p>Round 1: Distorted 2018 movie posters<br /> Round 2: Guess the 2018 song, given the intro<br /> Round 3: Connections<br /> Round 4: In the news 2018, question per month<br /> Round 5: Christmas Dingats<br /> Round 6: Logo message decode</p> <p>Out of 72 points in total</p> <p>All answers and sound clips / images included. Answer sheet also embedded on first slide if you want to print.</p>

<p>Flash cards in multiple formats to suit all printers.<br /> Divided into AS pure, A level Pure, AS Stats, AL Stats, AS Mechanics, AL Mechanics.<br /> Perfect for students to print and to help them remember the stuff NOT given in formulae booklets!</p>

Starter/short activity based on the recent changes to the Toblerone bar (2016)<br /> <br /> How much more are you paying for the Toblerone?<br /> Is Brexit to blame?<br /> <br /> Differentiated level of questions throughout to promote high order thinking.<br /> Students must calculate and compare prices given weights. <br /> Students calculate percentage change and make comparisons.<br /> Links to real world and consumer perceptions. <br /> <br /> Includes Wagon Wheel too. Students must predict new weight given old weight and diameter.

A take on hexagonal learning for maths lessons. Students must find and justify connections between numbers