Play TENSION with maths words.

Learn the formulae for GCSE Maths

Basic substitution one page is substituting positive values and the other is substituting negative values. Questions as random, and answers are given,

Pupils measure the mean and range from ten shots at a number line. From their results they can determine their position in a football team! Print on A3 and glue together to make your number line.

Quick check of basic FDP conversions. (answers given, fractions simplified)

eFlashcards - download to your phone and/or printout for last minute revision on C/D grade topics appearing on almost all Higher Tier Papers.

Take away homework. probably about a half terms worth of activities if taken seriously!

Combine the algebraic terms to give the required expression. Useful to use with timing.

Use a "confiscated" fidget spinner to randomly select a pupil or group for a task or question

Boost numeracy, four operations of number, negative numbers multiplying and dividing by multiples of ten, fully differentiated with answers. Ideal for use in form time or as a lesson starter.

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.

Chance to test pupils ability to generate odd, even, big small numbers etc given 3 or 4 random digits.

Converting between 12hr, 24hr and worded time. Blue buttons allow you to set the time intervals the clocks are set at. ie 60 - always on the hour, 30 - on the hour and half past etc.

Pupils are awarded effort grade for each lesson. a - 3 points, b - 2 points and c - 1 point. This is then assembled into a league table similar to the premiership league table. Note: you will need to enable macros in order for this to work

Connect Four proforma.

Converting between Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions

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.

Students use Pythagoras and/or Trigonometry to compete in three stages of a world cup. Differentiated across two levels (Preimership/Champions League) Youtube examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kS0gSSibJs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxCe1KSa78s