This resource can be used so students have a clear idea on how to use a multiplier to tackle different percentage problems. There are also some questions on Reverse percentages at the end. There is an answer sheet as well.

These Powerpoints can be used to start of a lesson on Similar Shapes. You can show the first few photos and ask the students to see what the link is between the photos. When you have introduced Similar shapes, you can go through the next slides and ask whether the shapes are similar or not or whether they need more information.

You can show these Powerpoints and ask a student to tell you what fraction of the shape is shaded before introducing the concept of fractions.

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A Powerpoint with a fun game on Order of Operations.

<p>This resource is a full lesson as well as worksheets on Volume of Pyramids and Cones. Students will learn how the formula is derived and be able to answer questions. There is a starter, main and plenary and plenty of differentiation, extension and diagnostic questions.</p>

<p>Lesson introducing Histograms, Frequency density, Class Width, Area of the graph</p>

<p>A few diagnostic questions and then an exercise on ordering fractions</p>

Questions which involve converting to and from Percentages, Fractions and Decimals