Batman is a little neurotic when travelling by Batmobile and will only travel down roads that have certain number properties. Can you help him plan each of these routes?

Cut out the table and match up the expression with its simplification and subsequent factorisation.

Celebrity cracker eating - order the fractions to see who wins each heat and the series. Increasing difficulty of common denominator.

Three worksheets going from writing in standard form, converting from standard form and calculating in standard form.

The terrorist, ‘The Mathematician’ has left clues to how you defuse the bomb 0 you must cut the wires in the correct order. Working up from simple ratio up to proportionality via three worksheets.

Solve the quadratic equations, colour in the grid and reveal a problem to solve!

From drawing the next pattern to finding the nth term of an arithmetic sequence. Enjoy!

In this activity various cartoon characters have been transformed - can the students describe each transformation?

Solve the quadratics and reveal the anagram of a film - each quadratic gives 2 answers unless there is an odd number of letters in a word when the answer counts just once. The second sheet contains coefficients of x squared that are greater than one and a difference of 2 squares question.

The usual joke found by converting times from 12 hour to 24 hour clock and vice versa. Also includes some "worded" times. Designed for starter, plenary, discussion, homework.

Construction and loci worksheet. Show where Spiderman can go using loci in each of these three situations.

A KS3 resource activity with worksheets to be completed by students. This was an idea I had that actually came to fruition - it's based around a secret agent type mission. It involves deciphering codes, grid references, bearings, simplifying algebra, ordering fractions and sequences. I did a silly video to introduce it using some of my daughter's puppets. Hope you enjoy it, my classes certainly did.

Wreck It Ralph, Disney's new hero, likes smashing up Fit-It Felix&'s rectangles. Calculate the area of the rectangles left after Ralph has been working his magic! It&';s double sides where the first side is all rectangles and the other side is triangles and circles.

Not the most exciting but worksheets to help with two different ways of performaing long multiplication calculations: Grid Method and 'Chinese' Method (feel free to rename them if you know them by any other name).

Calculate how many presents there are in Santa's sacks of gifts for each journey. This involves two-step equations, brackets and an unknown on both sides. Festive equations - what more could you want?

Given the equations of the curves required to destroy the pigs, can the students plot the graphs? This is an attempt to bring quadratic graphs to the world of the teenager!

Erica is taking A level mathematics but is making silly errors in her homework. Can your students spot and correct the errors, explaining what Erica has done wrong. These are designed to create discussion and reinforce understanding of the topics. This is thefirst A level version of "Clumsy Clive" which covers the GCSE curriculum.

A short exercise converting imperial measures to metric for the "Time Travelling Handyman" (a rather bad sounding super hero, I know). I have tried to involve length, capacity and mass.

Help test the formulae the party planner uses to calculate the amounts of each item they need. Very straight forward and intended for a low ability set.

This designed to help students unravel and solve quite complex equations. It could also lead to in-class discussion and there are templates/blank slides to do your own should you wish. The initial idea came from a colleague (thank you Mr Steve...).