A load of christmas themed questions. Aimed at level 4-5. A mixture of topics, ideal for revision. Please check out my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

Powerpoint recapping how to add and subtract negative numbers and then practising multiplying and dividing negative numbers. I used this as a revision lesson for year 11. It is effortless because the answers come up. Have a look at my website: www.mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com

A worksheet involving substituting one number into expression. Ideal as a homework or a main worksheet. An extension would be to give different numbers (such as negative or fractions). There are four one A4 page so you can print off and not use too much paper.

Worksheet for practising division. Students are required to know a written method for short division. For each numeric answer there is a letter assigned shown in a key. The student can unravel a hidden message as they answer the questions. This makes simple sums a bit more fun as well as encouraging students to self check their answers.... if the answer isn't in the key they know they have made a mistake.

A powerpoint showing how to solve equations by completing the square. Includes an activity on ordering the steps. Questions at the end. Please check out my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

A worksheet for angles round a point (questions have been copied and pasted from another source, not sure where). Students answer questions and their answer corresponds to a letter, which gives you a secret code!! Check my maths website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

Could be very Useful. A set of axis, with 4 quadrants. For use with lessons on drawing graphs or plotting coordinates. Please check out my website: www.mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com

A worksheet containing questions on reflection, symmetry, rotation and enlargement. Ideal as a homework , a revison task or even a assessment.

Adding up a Shopping List. Students use the grocery price list to add up shopping lists. Can be used as a starter activity for adding decimals or as a main activity for adding up money. Students could use the list, be given a total and asked what they would buy in a weekly shop!

A game of bingo for core 1 differentiation. Could be used as a starter, plenary or for revision. Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks

A PowerPoint of images showing the plans and elevations of famous buildings (one of the slides is the science block in my school but you could swap this). Ideal for KS3 and GCSE classes. I found the images using google satellite maps and print screened once I had zoomed in. It was a really nice starter activity to get the students engaged. Hopefully they now know the difference between a plan and an elevation. This task could be extended by getting students to draw elevations of the given building, even scale drawings

Simple worksheet ideal for a homework or a quick re-cap starter. Students calculate powers of numbers without a calculator. Could be a timed excersise or a quick test. The questions could be cut out and students asked to order them.... or even think of a number to a power that is equivalent. Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks

A simple sheet containing all the circle theorems students need to know. Complete with accurate diagrams done in geogebra. Please have a look at my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

Some true or false questions to help reinforce understanding of scatter diagrams. Please look at my website: www.mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com

A set of cards for matching / simplifying ratios. Can be used as a discussion activity, or for getting students in groups or as a game. Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks

A powerpoint explaining how to find stationary points on a curve using differentiation. Includes examples and questions Please take a look at my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/ Thanks

Different fractions to be split into partial fractions. Students are given 3 different heading, depending on the method they must use. I used this and it created some discussion about when to use which method. A good plenary to consolidate understanding. Please check out my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/

A powerpoint designed for a lower ability class. Some examples of formula for students to substitute values into. Snakes and ladders game to be used at the end. Please have a look at my website: http://mathsmakesmesmile.weebly.com/ Thanks

A set of dominoes for multiplying algebra. Ideal for KS3 and GCSE. It's a bit of a mixture but can be easily edited. There is some multiplying, dividing, negative numbers and brackets. Can be used as follow me cards or a dominoes activity. Can also be printed off as a whole sheet with some parts missing and students asked to fill in the gaps..... or even make up parts of their own. Ideal for a paired activity or even a homework. Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks

At my school, I have started to do a quiz every week with my tutor group. I want to get them thinking and working together, which is a skill required for all subjects! The questions are pretty simple, with 4 possible answers. Or you may chose not to give any answers!! Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks

Perfect as a couple of starters or plenaries to practice multiplication and really thinking about the process. Could be used with a calculator for the less able classes. Please take a look at my blog: http://mathsmakesmesmile.wordpress.com/ Thanks