This is a KS3 resource focusing on each average individually in their own lesson. Partly inspired by the mastery approach each lesson works together as a chain while being able to stand alone. There are three levels of difficulty meaning that any student can access this. As with everything i do, most of it is stolen from other authors, but smartened up. Great for Ofsted, graded outstanding #keeptesfree

Full power point taken with bits from various sources. *NO PRINTING* work sheet is optional but is kinda perfect for an extension. The catchphrase film is Kung fu panda 3

Solving Simultaneous equations graphically once again mostly stolen from bits of other peoples lessons, and glued together to fit my needs

Expanding double brackets with slides taken from all over the shop all with answers, no printing required

Designed to help make clear what the keywords found in a GCSE Maths exam questions mean (Solve, simplify, estimate ETC) For displays around the classroom Please Rate and Leave feedback!

Robbed and Glued from several people NO PRINTING All answers

Designed to track student effort, misconceptions, parental feedback, with an aim to improve lessons. Works great for end of topics assessment or '1 in 10' Can supplement your marking or replace it dependent on your department policy "Ofsted does not expect to see any specific frequency, type or volume of marking and feedback; these are for the school to decide through its assessment policy." Ofsted Inspection Myths.

A lesson powerpoint covering Mean Mode Median and Range (Averages) in a variety of rich task, Great for high ability students Ks3 or revision for Ks4 No printing/worksheets required Allot of this is taken from the N-Rich website with a starter from Whidds so all credit to these guys

You should know the drill by now No printing, All cut from other peoples good work and Frankenstein-ed into one outstanding lessons, please review. the answer to the catchphrase is Wall-e If your classes don't get that then there is no hope for the future! *Keep Tes Free* ,

Factorising single brackets, Not my best work but still loads of questions and activities Good for deliberate practice and some other nice ideas in there all questions with answers in the slide and opportunity for AFL #Keeptesfree

*no printing* Alot of slides taken from a lot of people glued together to fit my needs

looking at drawing probability trees for both independent and dependent variables. Work sheet taken from Pixi Maths (honestly she does all the best stuff) *does not include nerf gun* #keeptesfree

Mostly stolen from other people on TES and glued together to meet my needs *no printing needed* Rated good by Ofsted Bingo at the end

Chopped and changed from loads of different contributors and places Core and Ext (vet) worksheets come after the knowledge checks Hope you enjoy it #Keep Tes Free

A guide to what tools to use for revision for GCSE maths I did this presentation for year 11 near the start of the year to show places where you can revise.

We have the dreaded OFSTED coming in soon so I put together this document to help our NQTs with their planning and little things to check in the run up. I created one for each day with the classes I teach and the rooms I'm in to help me to be organised and ready when we get the call Currently it is designed for a Maths teacher floating across many room but is easly adjustable for your needs. Any ideas please comment below

Investigation using multi link blocks, no answers included so be warned A resource I made with Whidds in my NQT year *no printing needed*

*No Printing needed* Lots of things taken from alot of people and glued together to meet my needs real world examples

Solving linear equations with variables on both sides eg: 4x+3(4x+7)=4(7x+3)-3 L- Launch (introduce the topic through one worded problem) E- Explore (scholars debate discuss topics working towards creating a stamp D - Dive (scholars create their own example and key learning point D - Drill (scholars then drill down on the core skill This is aimed at promoting mastery in scholars and is part of a larger scheme of learning. all questions have answers and this should fill a 1 hour lesson.

Cross curricular demo lesson on Maths, England and Queen Victoria not amazing, mostly good for filler

I made this as we have OFSTED coming in imminently, its a simple checklist of things to make sure I have everything prepared and in the correct classroom for the correct day. This is designed for a maths teacher in different classrooms and teaching 6 periods per day but it is easy to change to meet your needs.