Multiplying Fractions Bingo! game A bingo game on multiplying fractions by integers, proper fractions and mixed numbers. Comes complete with printable unique bingo cards for up to 36 students. Alternatively there is a no print option where students draw their own 3 by 3 grid and choose nine numbers from the board. If the answer to a slide is their number they cross it off. The first student to cross off all nine numbers calls out bingo! Usually there is a small prize for the winner.

Pythagoras presentatio. Whole lesson focusing on 3D Pythagoras Apply the Pythagorean Theorem to determine unknown side lengths in right triangles in real-world and mathematical problems in two and three dimensions.

Multiplying and dividing by Multiples of 10 Multiplying and dividing Bingo! A bingo game on operations to multiply and divide using powers of ten. Questions are projected on the board. You can change the order of these if you want. Comes complete with printable unique bingo cards for up to 36 students. Alternatively, there is a no print option where students draw their own 3 by 3 grid and choose nine numbers from the board. If the answer to a slide is their number they cross it off. The first student who crosses off all nine numbers and calls out ‘bingo!’ is the winner.(For a speed version it can be the first to get a row or column). Usually there is a small prize for the winner.

Lesson starter for younger or Foundation students on choosing factors, multiples and primes from a cloud of numbers.

Starter on indices/powers Multiplication and division with indices. Zero powers. Raising a power to a power. Other resources: Maths Revision Checklist Complete Histogram lesson Negative Numbers Bingo Game Please leave a review if this is useful. Thank you.

Algebra homework sheet - multiplication and division of algebraic terms. Expanding single brackets. Some simple problem solving. Suitable for KS3 or Foundation. Includes solution sheet. —*If you find this sheet useful please rate or review - thank you *:-) —

Wordy starter questions for KS3 or GCSE Foundation.

Fractions homework sheet - with equivalent, cancelling, and fractions of amounts. Suitable for KS3 or Foundation. Includes some worded questions and solution sheet. Other resources: Maths Revision Checklist Complete Histogram lesson Negative Numbers Bingo Game If you find this sheet useful please rate or review - thank you :-)

Simultaneous equations demonstration for elimination and substitution. Includes a homework sheet and solutions. If you like the resource please rate or review - thank you.

Fractions homework sheet - with adding and subtraction of fractions, changing between mixed and improper fractions. Suitable for KS3 or Foundation. Includes some worded questions and solution sheet. If you find this sheet useful please rate or review - thank you :-)

Algebra homework sheet - with collecting like terms, simplifying, substitution. Suitable for KS3 or Foundation. Includes solution sheet. —If you find this sheet useful please rate or review - thank you :-) —

Presentation on constructions. Constructing triangles, perpendicular lines, etc

Sine, cosine and tangent graph drawn on one sheet. Helpful for students to understand the shape of trig graphs, their key intersections and turning points and by drawing horizontal lines to see why there can be multiple solutions to e.g sin x = 1/2.

Christmas Puzzle activity for that last week before Christmas. Christmas themed trivia questions - enjoy and Happy Christmas! There is also a **Christmas Bingo Freebie **here.

Substitution lesson starter.

A rearranging formulas for higher tier sets puzzle. Solutions included. Leaving a rating if you have used is always appreciated - thanks.

Introduction to the Sine Ratio. Trigonometry, Pythagoras, Right angled triangles.

Worksheet on sine rule with one page to work out missing sides and one page for missing angles. There are regular process questions for each and one problem solving question on each page. Solutions are included.

Students must solve twelve quadratic formulas, some that will require rearranging to reveal the code. A prize for first to finish is always motivating! Solutions are included.

These questions are inspired by Craig Barton’s SSDD questions who got the idea from an article on the benefits of interleaved mathematics by D. Rohrer et al. SSDD stands for ‘same surface different deep’ and the idea is that as teachers we become overconfident in students ability to use a technique to solve a problem as in most lessons students already know what technique to apply as they have already been told that’s what they will be doing in the lesson. Usually students apply one technique to solve a variety of problems in any one lesson. SSDD questions turn this on its head by having what looks like one problem but students are then asked questions that will require a variety of strategies to solve them. The aim is that students become more adept at identifying the strategy required to solve the problem without being told this first. The slides here can be used as they are but could also be adapted and extended for your own use. They are suitable as starters but a collection of questions could be used as the main part of a lesson.