Two activities designed for lower sets to help them draw and read pie charts.

Slides for factorising expressions, for factorising quadratics and for solving quadratics. Modeling questions and then practice questions all differentiated. Adjust as fits your lesson. Maybe a game at the end for so much work!

A summary of GCSE Factorising questions. Students need to identify the mistakes and correct them. Can be done individually or in pairs, and then discussed as a class.

A couple of worksheets to help students develop their skills for solving simultaneous equations algebraically.

An activity to encourage students to think about how expanding brackets works and to prepare them to start factorising. Differentiated into different difficulties.

A whole notebook lesson. Includes starter, space for modelling, and practise questions for the class. Adjust the slides as fits your class.

Activity for scaffolding area of a circle. Differentiated into three different difficulties.

A resource created using a mixture of questions for problem solving with circumference of circles.

An exercise I enjoy giving classes to reverse their role. They need to correct the answers and, in this case, the reasoning too. Good for a class discussion afterwards too.

Two activities to help with converting lengths and metric units. Ideal for lower sets.

A worksheet for basic division practice using a box method.

A worksheet that was cobbled together to help with similar shapes when they are drawn joined together.

An activity designed to support students struggling with inequalities and number lines, keeping it simple.

A basic activity to encourage students to work with proportion and to learn the unitary method.

An introductory resource for forming and solving equations, designed to help lower sets prepare for the skills of inverse operations.

A few exercises for teaching exchange rates and working in proportion.

A collection of resources I used to introduce proportion and the unitary method to lower sets.

A resource used to quickly recap scatter graphs with a lower GCSE set.

Worksheet designed to support lower sets with increasing or decreasing by a fraction.

An activity designed to help students with misconceptions. Students need to identify, discuss and rectify mistakes in the GCSE question. Print out individually or for pairs and put up on the board to discuss.