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KS3 Sequences Multiple Choice Starter
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KS3 Sequences Multiple Choice Starter

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A KS3 PowerPoint with 10 questions on sequences, each question asks for the next term, includes decimals and negatives, very simple. Good for starter or plenary for the start of sequences topic.
KS3 - HCF and LCM Matching Cards
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KS3 - HCF and LCM Matching Cards

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This is a PowerPoint with cards where students have to match a card with two numbers to a card wit ha highest common factor and lowest common multiple. Great revision for HCF and LCM.
KS3 - Ordering Fractions Cards - Revision
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KS3 - Ordering Fractions Cards - Revision

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A PowerPoint with a few different activities with ordering fractions cards. One has 3 questions to order but can be mixed to create new question, one has a set of 18 cards to order by finding LCM, read notes on slides for more information. Hope you find them useful.
Factors test
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Factors test

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10 questions asking students to list down all the factors of a number, but they only have 10 seconds for each one, answers at the end
KS3 Gradient and Intercept Matching Cards
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KS3 Gradient and Intercept Matching Cards

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A PowerPoint with some cards where students have to match the equation of a straight line to the correct gradient and intercept, some of the harder ones include rearranging and dividing through by a common factor. Ideal for KS3 students.
Adding Fractions Cards - KS3 / GCSE
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Adding Fractions Cards - KS3 / GCSE

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A PowerPoint with a set of cards with fractions on which can be arranged to make sums, two fractions, then two equivalent fractions with common denominator, then the answer. Students have to try to find as many sums as possible by using all the cards.
Special number cards
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Special number cards

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Set of cards with numbers. Students have to try and split them into 4 groups. Groups are primes, squares, cubes, triangular numbers, might be more interesting to not tell them the four groups andd see what they come up with first.