Differentiated worksheets with answers for % of amounts. <br /> <br /> THE ANSWERS ARE INCORRECT. I am aware of this. Just don't use them. <br /> I changed the questions to more appropriate levels after I created them so that is why they are wrong. <br /> <br /> Suitable for Low ability KS4, KS3 and high ability KS2.

I took a PowerPoint from TES a while ago - it has just been updated for my pupils in particular. So thank you for whomever created it. However I have added a differentiated sheet for pupils with low reading levels to help them revise the story. There is also a sheet containing the story for all pupils to have and annotate whilst we are reading and discussing the story .

I have planned this to be used by our school for our vertical year 7/8 tutor groups. It is aiming to get pupils talking to each other, building their confidence and getting to know each other. There is a getting to know you kinaesthetic activity to start. Room 101 as the main activity including links to video clips as examples.

Area and perimeter differentiated worksheet. Pupils are given a design brief to design a bungalow for Mr and Mrs Smith. They need to design the bungalow, work out areas and perimeters to find the price of wall coverings and floor covering. It also involves filling in a table correctly and using scale drawings. The idea was adapted from another TES contributor. So thankyou.

Used for my low ability year 7s (levels 3-5).

This can be used on the Interactive whiteboard or just computer for a battleships plenary game. Pupils in two teams take it in terms to answer questions - if they get it right they choose and click a square. Whoever has the most points at the end of your time limit wins! Themes of Zoo animals, Space and Pirate treasure Note: This resource is actually created to teach pupils how to reference a chess board, which explains the pawn on the board, but I have used it as a plenary activity many times.

A worksheet made for year 3 (suitable for KS2 and Low ability KS3). <br /> <br /> 2D shapes, parallel, perpendicular lines and right angles. <br /> <br /> 5 countries varying in difficulty. <br /> <br /> A good extension is to ask pupils to design a flag with particular criteria. For example, design me a flag that has a pair of parallel lines, 4 or more right angles and a line of symmetry.

A very short cloze exercise for hunter gatherers and farming for Year 3. <br /> <br />

We have homework projects that span a whole term at our school. This is one we use for year 7 as their one of their two mathematics projects/ I have taken ideas for this project from many different other resources and have developed it into this resource. It uses a variety of mathematical skills but is mostly focusing on getting the year 7 expectations of homework projects clear. Please feel free to change and adapt it to give it more of a mathematical focus. We peer mark them in lesson each week and then I give them a grade at the end of the project.

Timeline used as a reminder for pupils. <br /> <br /> Each page has a picture, &quot;_____ years ago&quot; and a brief description. <br /> <br /> Used with mixed year 2/3 but can be for higher year groups.

<p>A differentiated worksheet (two ways) to help pupils practise addition and subtraction of lengths after measuring them. Insect theme (wriggle and crawl).</p> <p>Triangles sheet (whole number measurements only and less stages)<br /> Square sheet (Some 85mm etc and more stages).</p> <p>Must be printed on A4 to work to scale.</p>

<p>There are six printable motivational quotes for the Maths classroom, each in four different colours; cyan, magenta, amber and purple.<br /> For my own classroom, I framed each one with a black frame to put on my wall and it looks fantastic</p>

<p>This includes a selection of resources that are differentiated with PowerPoint for all activities, 2 differentiated booklets (to use instead of books), homework (Nandos style and differentiated) and 1 other worksheet needed for starter but created by another user. I have added this 1 small worksheet for ease but it alone is also available for free on TES. It was planned for a specialist and a non-specialist teacher so is very accessible!<br /> There are opportunities for AFL, developing Lit and Num, DIRT tasks and good discussions. It is challenging to prepare for new GCSE.<br /> There are 12 lessons:<br /> - Key facts<br /> -Muhammad<br /> -Qur’an<br /> -Mosque<br /> -5 pillars<br /> -Sawm<br /> -Hajj<br /> -Angels<br /> Sunni/Shia split<br /> Extremism/terrorism+misconceptions<br /> Hijab<br /> Assessment (half way through)</p> <p>It also links to My Life My Religion occasionally which I have also linked from youtube. There are also links to truetube and the BBC.</p>

Termly planning/powerpoint/independent learning project (used as homework at our school of around 2 hours a week) based on the island. Was used to introduce RS to pupils in Year 7 at the school and in this term was focussed on SMSC instead of RS.

This idea was based on a sheet from Mr Collins (on the TES). I have turned it into a generic code breaking activity for pupils to practice adding and subtracting decimals. I use this for Year 7. Solution: What gets wetter the more it dries? A Towel.

A simple Christmas lesson for year 8. It also has lego nativity slides that was borrowed from another TES user so thankyou. There are clips from Miracle on Evergreen Terrace, Charlie Brown and the John Lewis Advert for 2014. Choice of tasks at the end. Its the lesson I am using to help my year 8s wind down after a hectic term and their previous lesson was an assessment.

This is a five pillars assessment and comes with a marking grid. When I used this I printed two marking grids per page and then we used those to assess the work. Pupils used one grid and highlighted what they thought they had and hadnt done. Underneath they wrote a WWW and EBI for next time I then used the second grid to do the same with a level and then a EBI comment to meet target. It saves so much time when marking and can be adapted for anything

12 top trump cards made for a low-middle ability mixed year 2/3 class. There are three categories and numbers have been rounded because of pupil's mathematical ability. <br /> Key words are in red. <br /> <br /> Good mini-hook

A lesson for year 11s who love debating.

A very simple worksheet for pupils to change circumference into area and vice versa. 3 different levels of sheet.

different parts of this lesson have been taken from around the web and I have added to it myself. I laminated the pictures of Jesus so I could reuse them!