A PowerPoint suitable for KS2/KS3 students to recognise and identify names of 3D shapes. A great revision aid.

Multi-Choice questions on adding and subtracting negative numbers. Ideal for a starter/pleanery.Other topics covered: Numbers

Practice at finding the missing side of a right angled triangle. Macro's must be enabled for this to work

An excel spreadsheet that randomly generates questions with answers on solving linear equations. A great resource to teach the topic at KS3.

Pupils are challenged to design a fruit drink, specifying the fruits and keeping the cost down. They also need to design and make a prototype carton for their drink.

This is an excel sheet in which the Suko puzzle can be used interactively or you can print out blank worksheets for pupils to use. Randomly generated to differentiate the puzzles and ideal for KS3 students to practice number operations.

Play battleships with your class, two grids; 0 to 10 and -5 to +5. Game can be played with the whole class using both grids simultaneously.

Lesson on plotting and describing linear functions. Game at the end to try and score goals using and describing linear functions. All printouts included at the end of the powerpoint.

This excel resource generates worksheets to practice all on any one of the four number operations with the ability to differentiate them. Make sure your default printer is connected and switched on before attempting to print. This is great to improve students mental calculations. If you wish to do a print preview use the Ctrl-Page-up Ctrl-Page-down keys to switch between excel pages.

four operations of number, starter, 4 operations

A range of self explanatory activities to settle your classes and ensure some basic core skills are regularly practised. These are ideal for mini-whiteboards.

Find the area and volume and then working back from area/volume to find a measurement. Caution, be aware that some of these calculations have been rounded.

Excel spreadsheet. Run as a competition, first pupil/group to get the right answer. I have rounded the answers to make it a little more manageable to compare pupils' answers.

Pythagoras on a graph, differentiated across two levels

A quiz for two teams with twenty questions. It can easily be modified to suit your own class or subject.

Pupils need to work out the missing signs or if and where brackets are needed. Automatically generates new questions and gives you answers!

Show the multiples of a number in a 100 square. Modified May-2011 to allow you to show the multiples of two number s in a 100 square. Second file added May-2011 to allow you to show the multiples of three numbers in a 100 square. (this only works with Excel 2007)

You take on the role of Alan Sugar in challenging a maximum of ten groups to decide on a range of tariffs and logos for two customer groups. Extra customers (and therefore profit) can be gained through good marketing as well as competitive pricing. As always, the group making the most profit wins! Only edit the yellow cells on the spreadsheet, if you do not have ten companies enter zero for the unused companies. Awarding 1st, 2nd and 3rd place respectively to companies designing the most appealing and appropriate company image will automatically give them extra customers.

Pupils have to come up with as many different sums (with different answers) only using the given number.

This is a excel document that randomly generates questions on simple quadratics with four Levels, 1-3 increasing difficulty, level 4 a mixture of all three levels.