A powerpoint showing the bus stop method for division. Ideal for KS2 and KS3 students.

A KS3 / GCSE PowerPoint with a little tutorial showing how to find the nth term of quadratics in the form ax2 + c and ax2 + bx + c. Starter has 10 multiple choice questions on finding nth term of linear sequecnes, there are a few examples then some questions with answers. Hope you find it useful

A lesson that introduces sin,cos and tan, with a little quiz and questions at the the end.

KS3 Maths: Fractions, Decimals and Percentages worksheet, for homework or classwork. Objective : to be able to convert common fractions, decimals and percentages. A worksheet with converting between fractions decimals and percentages, maybe best for a revision exercise or a with a group who has seen the work before, have a look, let me know what you think.

A PowerPoint showing alternate, corresponding and interior angles followed by some questions to practise. Ideal for KS3 and GCSE students.

Nothing fancy, starter has pupils practising addition and subtraction using any method they know, extention asks students to write out instructions and some questions for someone who wasn't in the lesson. Hope you find it useful

Here is a collection of circles powerpoints, not just questions but examples and instruction. Includes answers. Covers what is pi, area and circumference, sectors, segments, perimeters, compound shapes, volume of cylinders, cones and spheres, equation of a circle, simultaneous equations, circle theories, pretty much all circle stuff i could think off. Includes a bit of rounding practise. Please let me know what you think or inbox me if you find a mistake, be nice, I'd love to make it better and make the next one better than this.

A GCSE PowerPoint showing how to use multipliers to increase and decrease amounts as well as find original prices. There are some questions for students too. Hope you find this useful.

Simple multiplying and dividing decimals worksheet, with starter main and extention, range of questions starting off nice and easy

Some maths puzzles I found on the internet which can be used as starters or plenaries, or escape routes if half the class don't turn up because of an assembly over running! Ideal for KS3 and GCSE students.

Starter has equivalnce and LCM, main is ordering fractions. Extention is converting fractions to decimals, may be tricky for some groups as not all fractions convert nicely.

A worksheet with questions doing to and from standard form. Starter has powers of ten questions and extention is converting metric units.

Is what it says on the tin. Has starter, main and extention, question have interpreting and creating stem and leaf diagrams, and includes finding the median, mode and range.

Worksheet for rounding to significant figures with starter main and extention

A powerpoint with examples and questions for simplifying surds, nothing fancy

KS3 Maths Worksheet. Homework or Classwork. Objective: to be able to simplify ratios and share amounts by a given ratio A worksheet for simplifying and sharing with ratios. Starter has division practice, HCF recap and finding fractions of amounts. There is an extention exercise too. Please let me know what you think

A little powerpoint i made to introduce comparing variables with scatter graphs, introducing line of best fit and correlation, good talking points as correlations are not what you'd expect. Hope you find it useful.

A PowerPoint Activity on sharing in ratios, in particular finding an unknown amount, e.g how much water do you need if water and squash are mixed in the ratio 3:10 and 20ml of squash is used. There is a starter on sharing in ratios and then some examples followed by some questions. Hope you find it useful. Spelling mistake is in the on purpose to help see which students are paying attention (blush)- not really, sorted it now

KS3 / GCSE. A simple powerpoint showing how to find the mid point of line segments, with a little starter about directed numbers. There are somne questions with answers at the end.

Adding and subtracting fraction worksheet, going from very simple questions with common denominator to more difficult questions.