This is just anoither effort at getting students to remember facts about polygons. You can use the worksheet with the powerpoint/Notebook files or without. The powerpoint has an embedded video of Disco Stu from the Simpsons but otherwise the two are the same.

Find the co-ordinates of all the decorations on my Christmas tree.

Alice and Ben have made Christmas lists. Can you calculate the probability of each getting the following combinations of presents?

Spiderman and simplifying fractions, fraction of an amount and fraction of a turn.

Track Pond's car chase of Ernest Stavros Blowfield using the co-ordinate grid provided.

Work out the probability of each superhero fighting the given battles using tree diagrams. Batman uses fractions, Spiderman decimals.

The owners of P&Q have ordered labels but they have been delivered in the wrong units - can you convert them into the units required?

Help James calculate which events gives him a better chance of winning at cards or dice against his latest enemy. He has a choice in each situation, you need to work out which Bond should make.

Using the format of my favourite daytime television programme, can you calculate whether these people have made a profit or loss, and what the percentage of that may be. There is also a question regarding rental income at the end.

Watch the videos and then use inequalities and height restrictions to solve some simple problems. This was an idea my student teacher had and I took it in a slightly different direction with number lines etc. It is an introduction to inequalities. Videos now on the powerpoint.

Usain Bolt worksheet. This is a speed, distance, time activity using the Visa advert of Usain Bolt racing the starter across London from Heathrow. It is an Olympic based activity. Powerpoint now also contains video.

Three worksheets about trigonometric functions and simple transformations.

Test your polygon knowledge by completing the QR code then scan it to take you to Jack Black and Elmo discussing octagons on Sesame Street.

Answer the questions, colour in the QR code where appropriate and get a video of James Blunt on Sesame Street singing about triangles with Telly Monster.

Round the numbers - if it rounds up, colour in the appropriate square; if it rounds down, leave that square blank. When finished it scans to Dead Or Alive's 1985 classic 'You Spin Me Round (Like A Record)'. Poor pun, but the best I could do!

Cut out the questions and answers, then match them up. Fractional and negative indices to evaluate.

Match the question with the appropriate simplification.

Do the calculations involving the words 'sum', 'difference', 'product' and 'quotient' - colour in the correct squares then scan thew QR code to take you to Cherry Ghost's 'Mathematics'. Kids love it!

Determine what power x is in each case and link it to the correct answer.

Choose one of the 6 options and then say what happens next when solving the equation. I used a template (with permission!) for the music from the excellent resource written by DanielBurke - check his resources out as they are top quality. The animations are little clunky, but do the job - I'm sure you could all make it look like Avatar! If you find the answers already on the slide then powerpoint has messed up the animations. Just contact me and I can send you my version.