Find out how confident your learners are with the objectives you have set by giving them this simple handout. You can the review it at your own leisure and see how they feel and if you need to recover your objectives.

Fun interactive presentation to teach about area and perimeter, plenty of small activities that can be done in groups or as a whole class. Worked really well with my construction learners.

Simple and easy to use presentation to convert fractions and decimals to percentages. Explains when we use percentages, includes practice activities get the learners thinking.

Get your learners to understand ratio with this simple PowerPoint and worksheet. Get students moving around the class to complete the ratio, this can also be linked to Tally charts.

Great PowerPoint to get your learners to understand how to write, read and put numbers to 1000 in order. Very simple and easy to use.

Fun interactive presentation explaining how to convert fractions and decimals, includes explanation for each as well practice activities that can be done as a class.

Colourful presentation explaining how to work out the fraction of a whole number. Includes a practice activity that can be done as a whole class or independently to help learners practice doing the sums

This PowerPoint and worksheet enables learners to gain an understanding and practice using positive and negative numbers in practical contexts, this is mainly used for temperature as this is the easiest way to teach learners about this.

This simple presentation allows you to go back through addition of 3 digit numbers, it explains the unit value of each digit in a number and how to add and carry numbers over. Useful resource to go over simple numbers.

Great PowerPoint to use when teaching students how to work out the circumference of a circle. Gives information in simple terms so learners can easily understand it.

Really good resource to use when teaching gradient to learners. My learners have found this really beneficial and has helped them to calculate gradient using the formulas and examples provided. Worksheets can be found online for free. Please leave feedback if you do use it.

Most young people struggle to understand how to create pie charts and so this simple presentation breaks down the steps for learners to practice completing the calculations in order to know and understand the process to work out how many degrees a section of a pie chart should take.