I created this lesson for a successful interview. <br /> Lesson focusing on Multiple/Repeated percentage change - specific focus on understanding that increasing by 10% twice is not the same as increasing by 20%. Lesson involves non-calculator method and use of multipliers. Most challenging sheet includes past GCSE questions. All answers provided. Starter test prior knowledge. Mini plenary. Plenary is past GCSE questions. SEN sheet based around football included too.

Lesson on surface area of cones and spheres. Exam questions for the challenge are taken from the mathed up website and I owe credit to a couple of member's worksheet resources as I edited two and merged them. Let me know of any improvements and/or mistakes! Thanks :)

<p>A full lesson’s activity based on the popular ‘Escape Room’ activity.<br /> This escape room has 6 activities, each with a helpsheet for differentiation. Each activity produces a code which pupils need to collect to add to their I’ve cracked the code sheet. All 6 codes need to be collected to unlock the code and ‘escape’ the room. 2 of the activities are not uploaded as they were 2 tarsia puzzles I had already, but there are pictures of the activities on the notebook file (as answers) to provide the questions if you wanted to recreate them yourselves - or just tweak those 2 activities and codes to suit your classes! All files are editable for you to adjust as necessary. My year 7s absolutely loved this and it’s so engaging for the lower sets further up KS3. Could also be adapted for upper KS2 level too.<br /> Please leave any feedback or ideas of how you changed it up to improve it! Criticism welcome :)<br /> Enjoy :)</p>

<p>A quick and more engaging revision activity covering the very dry revision of key formulae. Can be used as a quiz instead. This Bingo contains key formulae higher tier students need to know for their upcoming exams. It is aimed towards higher paper students but you could adapt it if you wanted.</p>

<p>A quick and more engaging revision activity covering the very dry revision of key formulae. Can be used as a quiz instead. This Bingo contains key formulae foundation tier students need to know for their upcoming exams. It is aimed towards foundation paper students but you could adapt it if you wanted and can be used at KS3.</p>

<p>I have put together a set of 6 revision papers for Edexcel Paper 1F June 2022 based on the Revision lists distributed by Edexcel.<br /> Each paper has around 30 questions, each one appears on the revision list for Paper 1F.<br /> Questions are all past exam questions taken from Exam Wizard or if not found there, Mathsgenie or CorbettMaths practice question sets. Markschemes included.<br /> You will receive all 6 fully editable word files, plus each Paper and corresponding markscheme in a PDF file.</p> <p><em><strong>PLEASE NOTE</strong></em>: Papers are not exactly 80 marks and have not been set up to mimic the actual exam papers. They are simply collated questions of all topics on the revision list.</p> <p>A set of 6 papers for Paper 2F based on the Edexcel released revision lists can be found here:</p> <p>Thank you for any feedback.</p>

<p>I have put together a set of 6 revision papers for Edexcel Paper 2F June 2022 based on the Revision lists distributed by Edexcel.<br /> Each paper has around 30 questions, each one appears on the revision list for Paper 2F.<br /> Questions are all past exam questions taken from Exam Wizard or if not found there, Mathsgenie or CorbettMaths practice question sets. Markschemes included.<br /> You will receive all 6 fully editable word files, plus each Paper and corresponding markscheme in a PDF file.</p> <p><em><strong>PLEASE NOTE</strong></em>: Papers are not exactly 80 marks and have not been set up to mimic the actual exam papers. They are simply collated questions of all topics on the revision list.</p> <p>A set of 6 papers for Paper 1F based on the Edexcel released revision lists can be found here:</p> <p>Thank you for any feedback.</p>

<p>I have put together a set of 6 revision papers for Edexcel Paper 3F June 2022 based on the Revision lists distributed by Edexcel.</p> <p>This set has deliberately not featured questions on some areas that overlap with Paper 1F and 2F to allow for more tailored questions to be added nearer the time based on your own classes.</p> <p>There are around 23 questions in each paper.<br /> Questions are all past exam questions taken from Exam Wizard, or if not found there, from Mathsgenie or CorbettMaths Practice question sets.</p> <p><em><strong>PLEASE NOTE</strong></em> - papers are not exactly 80 marks and are not set up to mimic the actual exam papers. They are simply collated questions of most topics on the revision list.</p> <p>A set of 6 papers for the Paper 1F can be found here:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/resource-detail/foundation-gcse-maths-2022-revision-paper-1f-6-sets-12645159">https://www.tes.com/resource-detail/foundation-gcse-maths-2022-revision-paper-1f-6-sets-12645159</a></p> <p>A set of 6 papers fro the Paper 2F can be found here:<br /> <a href="https://www.tes.com/resource-detail/foundation-gcse-maths-2022-paper-2f-6-sets-12645168">https://www.tes.com/resource-detail/foundation-gcse-maths-2022-paper-2f-6-sets-12645168</a></p> <p>Thank you for any feedback.</p>

<p>An adaptable powerpoint based on the popular app Among Us. Pupils are to find the incorrect answer (imposter).<br /> Great for AfL.<br /> Enjoy!</p>

Lesson on Functional Exam Questions, the notebook file contains past GCSE questions completed with simplified mark scheme and model answers. Used with pupils to gain function exam question practise and peer assess using the markscheme.

Lesson on introducing factorising quadratic expressions, including Bingo :)

A nice visual representation of why you use the reciprocal when dividing fractions :)

Factors and Multiples Game Can be used as a starter :)

Poster containing key revision facts about triangles, types, angles in, pythagoras and trigonometry, could be used as a resource for collective memory task. Can be adapted for your own pupils.