This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

Powerpoint that is used to show learners how to complete a quick sort

Powerpoint that shows learners how to complete the matching algorithm

Powerpoint and Notebook presentations that show the learners how to complete a linear programming problem. SMART Notebook Express presentations can be used for free by using SMART online or by downloading SMART software, also free, I use it because it allows a more interactive presentation than a powerpoint. Just search 'SMART Notebook Express' and try it with my free SMART resource.

A presentation that shows students how to solve simultaneous equations using a graphical technique involving linear, quadratic and cubic equations. Includes questions for the students to plot and solve and answers

GCSE jigsaw that involves the students matching the polygons to their correct name. Students can either cut up the 3 sheets and match them back up or you can create a permanent laminated jigsaw. This jigsaw also contains misconceptions like 'Diamond' that end up round the outside of the jigsaw as well as the correct answer of 'Rhombus'

2 Games that can be used as starters, team games etc. All you need to do is click on any of the 12 numbers that the students can choose from. A question will come up for the students to answer and then you can click on a team colour if they answer it correctly.

Cubic and quartic inequalities covers; Inequalities involving polynomial equations (cubic and quartic) Understand how to manipulate inequalities correctly Consider critical values and give solution sets using correct interval or set notation Use a calculator find numerical solutions. These PowerPoints form full lessons of work that together cover the new AS level Further Maths course for the AQA exam board. Together all the PowerPoints include; • A complete set of notes for students • Model examples • Probing questions to test understanding • Class questions including answers • Individual whiteboard work • Links to exercises in ‘AQA approved textbooks by Camb uni Press’ these can easily be edited for your textbook The PowerPoints can be used in the lesson and also given to students that have missed a lesson I have added ‘Further Maths 5 - Matrices Transformation’ and ‘Further Maths 23 - Network Flows’ for free download Please leave a review as it will really help me to improve my resources

These PowerPoints form full lessons of work that together cover the new A level Maths course for all exam boards. Together all the PowerPoints include; A complete set of notes for students Model examples Probing questions to test understanding Class questions including answers Individual whiteboard work Links to exercises in ‘The Textbook by CGP’ these can easily be edited for your textbook The PowerPoints can be used in the lesson and also given to students that have missed a lesson I have added ‘AS level maths 13 – Circles’ for free download Linear Relationships covers; Use logarithmic graphs to estimate parameters in relationships of the form 〖y=ax〗^n and 〖y=kb〗^x , given data for x and y

This pack contains 12 questions that could be used at the start of the lesson. • They cover a mixture of topics that are taught in all A level maths syllabuses. • They are designed to take about 5 to 10 minutes and all the questions have a full set of answers. • There is enough questions to cover 3 weeks worth of 4 lessons a week. • The questions are mapped in line with the scheme of work, that is added as part of this pack, and this means that no questions will come up on topics that have not been taught yet.

Powerpoint to show learners how to complete a shuttle sort algorithm

Measures jigsaw for GCSE. Both sheets need to be cut up and then the students can put them back together to form a geometric shape. These are Microsoft Publisher documents they are easy to open but don't show up on the preview.