A lesson on simple and compound interest which assumes an understanding of multipliers and of having touched on the concepts before.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> Includes a set of three worksheets with answers for simple interest and compound interest. It relates the idea of simple interest to bonds which pay a fixed income and compound interest to savings account.

Worksheet on deciding which of two fractions is bigger.<br /> <br /> The first four have fractions with either the same denominator or where the whole number part is bigger.<br /> <br /> The second three have different denominators and the same whole number part.<br /> <br /> One students have all the answers they can rearrange the letters to find the name of a celebrity (Beyonce)

A variety of starters in SMART Notebook, mostly number based which can be adapted for different classes and different ranges of ability. I've found them to be very useful for pupils to do when they enter the room if the main lesson doesn't lend itself to a an activity which pupils can start without a lot of instruction.