1. Starter on percentages of amounts 2. Mental methods on percentage increase and decrease 3. Calculator method on percentage increase and decrease 4. Examples include the bar model to help pupils understand that the original amount equals 100% ***Worksheet Free***

1. PowerPoint demonstrating fractions of amounts (Includes visual examples) 2. Worksheet containing two activities and an NRICH task (Includes visual questions for differentiation) PowerPoint and worksheet designed to allow all pupils make progress and fully understand how to find fractions of amounts. This is done by illustrating the problems on the PPT and having a worksheet that is well differentiated. Answers included.

Introduction to rearranging simple formula including fractions, negatives, squares and square roots. Broken up into 2 lessons. 1 lesson contains a card sort. Lessons include problem solving, STEM questions and answers.

1. Includes a PowerPoint and a worksheet designed to allow all pupils make progress and grain a full understanding of decimal place value. 2. Decimal place value: Tenths, hundredths and thousandths. 3. Highly visual approach to teaching and learning decimal place value.

Complete lesson on using the multiplier method. Starter: Converting percentages to decimals Main 1: Percentages of amounts Main 2: Percentage increase and decrease Key Question: GCSE past paper question (AQA) Each exercise contains reasoning and problem solving Examples and answers included Worksheet free

PowerPoint with WALT and WILF, examples, on screen worksheet and answers.

Expanding brackets with problem solving

Lesson on area and perimeter of a rectangle including compound shapes. WALT and WILF Starter: Counting the squares Main 1: Area and perimeter of rectangle, Missing lengths and problem solving question Main 2: Area and perimeter of compound shapes and problem solving question

Sketching quadratic graphs using completing the square and the quadratic formula. Solving quadratic equations using graphs. Solve quadratic and linear simultaneous equations using graphs. All worksheet free with examples, questions and answers.

Four Lessons: Enlarging positive integer scale factor Enlarging positive integer scale factor and centre of enlargement Enlarging by fractional scale factors Enlarging by negative scale factors Lessons include: Small steps My turn/Your Turn Prerequisite knowledge and skills Reasoning questions Non-examples Mastery Approach

A PowerPoint demonstrating to work out the circumference of a circle Starter investigation allowing pupils to find the relationship between the circumference of a circle and the diameter. A well designed and differentiated worksheet on the circumference of a circle allowing pupils to maximise progress. Includes perimeters of semi circles, 1/4 circles and 3/4 circles. PowerPoint contains detailed answers to the worksheet.

1. A PowerPoint designed to prompt pupils to fully understand 3D shapes. 2. A worksheet allowing pupils to investigate Euler's Formula. Questions within the worksheet are well differentiated to allow pupils to maximise their progress. Pupils will also investigate Platonic shapes. 3. Pupils will gain a full understanding of Prisms and Pyramids. 4. Pupils will gain knowledge on Polyhedrons and Non-Polyhedrons. Pupils will be able to explain why a Cylinder is not a Prism. 5. All misconceptions are addressed in this lesson.

1. 1%, 10%, 25% and 50% of amounts 2. 5% and 20% of amounts 3. Multiples of 5% of amounts 4. Problem solving questions included 5. Examples include a visual approach to help pupils fully understand percentages of amounts (bar model) ***Worksheet Free***

Listing Outcomes and Sample Space Diagrams Well differentiated and challenging.

Updated to match my newest SOW for 2018. The year 8 homework book is a work in progress and have added to this resource while keeping the price the same. Three Differentiated Year 7 Maths Homework Books. Life without levels. 30 homework’s to complete. Answers included. These books match my SOW found on TES. You can also find my Year 7 curriculum grid on TES. You can change the names of the different tiers to suit your school. Low: Level 4 Middle: Level 5 High: Level 6 Able: Level 6/7 Can be used for both KS2 and KS3. Homework topics Powers of 10 and negative numbers, converting units, area and perimeter, expressions, formula and algebraic fractions, fractions, calculating fractions, fractions and percentages, FDP, angles, properties of 2D shapes, probability, Venn diagrams, graphs, rounding, order of operations (BIDMAS), integer calculations, transformations, solving equations, number (multiples, factors, primes, squares and cubes), sequences, decimal calculations, proportion, ratio, averages and spread, charts and diagrams, collecting data, construction and 3D shapes and Volume.

1. PowerPoint showing pupils how to convert between improper fractions and mixed numbers 2. PowerPoint illustrates through diagrams and pictures how to convert between them. 3. Designed to allow all pupils make progress through carefully designed activities. 4. Worksheets including answers.

Worksheet and PowerPoint on Rotation. The PowerPoint shows shapes being rotated including tracing paper being put over the shape. Highly visual. **2022 Update: PowerPoint now has a diagnostic quiz at the start to cover prior knowledge. (Use mini white boards) The worksheet has been improved to make it more clear.