substituting solving linear equation formula

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

practice number bonds to 90 and 180 Excel document presenting examples of sums useful to work out angles in a triangle.

BIDMAS BODMAs, Excel document which creates randomly questions on BIDMAS. Great to use for starter or pleanary activity or general assessment game.

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)

Complete tables given randomly generated scores for all games. Complete knock-out stage to find an overall winner. This has been modified as of 21-Jun (there were a couple of errors in the powerpoint)

Multiplication of two digit numbers using the grid method.

Interactive example that could be used as a starter or plenary, and a unique worksheet generator

This is a suitable starter for the KS3 sequences topic. It is in excel format and can be printed as a worksheet to give out to students.

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.

An excel document that gives randomized pie charts with questions and solutions as percentages. A great exercise for KS2 and KS3 students to revise percentages and pie charts.

An excel document with a randomized spinner with questions and solutions on probability. A great activity to be used as a starter for KS3 and KS4 students.

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

This is a brain trainer found in The Times over several weeks. It uses the four operations and has a timer for working out the answers. Suitable as a fun starter activity for KS3 and KS4 lessons.

Enter up to 6 classes and then randomly select a pupil from the class of your choice, You must click on ENABLE MACROS for this to work, Click on ENTER CLASSES then enter class name (short form) into D1, E1, F1 etc Enter class lists…

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

Random generation of Addition Pyramids with variable difficulty settings

Generate random sequence. Useful tool to use in classroom even as a game.