Sets of fractions to put in ascending and descending order. Answer slide included. These are two minute timed activities, ideal for a starter activity, mental Maths test or plenary.

20 tables questions and answers on a timer. Ideal starter activity or mental maths. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

Translation of shapes on a grid worksheets, using plotting coordinates then translating the shape. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

Translation of shapes on a grid by plotting and translating. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

20 random subtract 10 from questions to be answered in 2 minutes, with answers slide. Comes with sound effects. Ideal starter activity for mental or oral work.

100 random times tables questions, presented in a 5 minute slide show, followed by a answers slides. Ideal starter activity for mental or oral work.

Six separate activities where pupils must subtract either 10, 50 or 100 from a given number. Running on a two minute timer, these tasks are ideal for use as a starter or plenary, and work as both mental and oral activities.

20 rounding to the nearest 10 questions and answers on a 5 minute timer. Ideal srarte, mental maths test or plenary.

Maths activitity. Mental starter. suitable for KS2 and KS3 12 times tables tests, based primarily on the 12 times table, but including questions from other times tables as well. Presented on a two minute timer, these activities are ideal as a starter, plenary or mental Maths test. Another free to use resource from 12xtables.co.uk

10 equivalent fractions questions . Runs on 3 minute timer. Ideal for starter activity , mental maths test or plenary.

10 adding fractions questions where the denomnators are the same . Runs on 3 minute timer. Ideal for starter activity , mental maths test or plenary.

10 comparing fractions questions . Runs on 3 minute timer. Ideal for starter activity , mental maths test or plenary.

Fill in the missing numbers and then fill in and name the 2nd sequence. This is a timed 5min activity, with answer slide. Ideal as a starter or plenary. Includes sound effects. Another free maths resource from www12xtables.co.uk

10 equivalent fractions questions . Runs on 3 minute timer. Ideal for starter activity , mental maths test or plenary.

20 random inverse operstion/missing link multiplication questions from the 12x tables, with answers slide. A 3 min worksheet ideal as a starter activity or mental maths test.

Compare 2 points on a scale and work out what the scale is of each increment.. Ideal starter activity or combine several for main lesson use. Each worksheet increases in difficulty. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

A selection of different times tables tests, covering the 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 times tables. Presented on a two minute timer, these activities are ideal as a starter, plenary or mental Maths test. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

A PowerPoint with KS3 equivalent fractions worksheets- Starts with discuss how to find equivalent fractions and cancelling down, fractions , followed by a series of questions and answers, based on equivalence and cancellation of fractions. If you have time 5min there is an add on oral activity, to find the missing numerator or denominator of a fraction. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk

In this PowerPoint activity KS3 students find square roots on a calculator and round them to their nearest 1 decimal place. The PowerPoint starts with a discussion on applying finding squares & square roots of numbers on a calculator. It is then followed by a series of differentiated question sheets on finding squares é square roots . If you have 10min spare at the end there is Sudoku puzzle . There are 3 separate levels of questions running at the same time, Circles, Squares and Ovals.

A PowerPoint covering KS3 identifying terms and simplifying expressions. Starts with discuss and apply finding terms in an expression, followed by a series of questions on finding terms, then discuss simplifying terms, followed by some more questions. If you have time 5min there is discussion on putting terms in alphabetical order. Another free resource from 12xtables.co.uk