ppt on the Arc Length and Area of Sector

ppt on Theoretical and Experimental Probability including word problem applications

Ppt on Independent and Dependent Events

Ppt of pythagorean theorem with application word problems

Simple worksheet to reinforce how to convert decimals to fractions

y = mx + c summary worksheet

plotting straight line graphs

Over 100 slides of differentiate collecting like terms

Algebra lessons starters + answers

All New GCSE Topic Practice Worksheets + Answers+ Maths Watch Links The sheets are double sided and have levels 1-9

Complete unit of algebraic graphs for the entire KS3-KS5 curriculum. Over 100 slides! Straight lines, quadratics, and curves.

Complete unit of negative numbers for the entire KS2-KS4 curriculum. Over 100 slides!

drawing scattergraphs and lines of best fit + correlation

Discrete and Continuous Data

Complete unit of averages for the entire KS2-KS4 curriculum. Over 50 slides!

Complete unit of fractions for the entire ks3-54 curriculum. Over 100 slides!

Learning Objectives: To be introduced to the properties of right-angled triangles To discover the theorem of Pythagoras To appreciate the meaning of “proof” To solve multi-step problems using the theorem

Learning Objective: To find the mean, median, mode, and range of a set of data.

conversions of different metric units + word problem extension questions

Instructions Print one answer sheet per team (plus a few spares) and one set of question cards. Arrange the question cards around the classroom / maths block / playground in the order of the reference numbers in the bottom left hand corner. Impress upon the students that this is not the order in which they will answer the questions. Each team starts at a different question card – they write the answer from the top of that card in the top left corner of their answer sheet. They then solve the problem on the card and write their answer in the next empty circle. They then look for that answer at the head of another card and answer the question on that card next. So it continues until they get back to where they started.