a worksheet on compass points and bearings good for lower ability pupils

a simple worksheet getting pupils to measure angles using a protractor

a good homework sheet possibly for pupils to plot a graph of the conversion rates between different currencies and then answer some simple questions using that graph

simple sheet that gets pupils to undertake research and compare prices of different holidays, it extends it by getting them to find information for the bus and train as well, may need adapting for different areas as it is currently based on northern airports and flight providers

A collection of worksheets I made for a cover lesson about fractions students shade in the pokemon to match fractions good for low ability but with some challenge added, also included is a convert percentages to fractions and shade 75% etc of a pokemon

developed for an entry level maths group, i designed this to give pupils an idea of how dangerous loans and credit cards could be it could also be a good PSHCE resource

a worksheet comparing haribo with own brand sweets, tally data, produce pictograms and calculate best value, a good resource for BESD pupils

a simpe introduction to circles with a range of questons ranging from simple to extension

a simple sheet that gets pupils to think about how to balance items on scales, this can be used to get pupils starting to think about equations

Comes with a slightly kinaesthetic building of a cube and a pyramid activity then measuring the cube or pyramid they've built and calculating areas and volumes.

A simple starting sheet explaining translations and coordinates, starts with a simple point and moves onto shapes, good for a lower ability class

I used this as an assessment for my pupils when they reached the end of the topic on maps for their GCSE course. I downloaded two model towns off the internet one from iceland and one from paraguay (the website was called bogus places, can be found by searching for free paper models) and got the pupils to construct a 3d town and then asked them to use their knowledge of maps scales and bearings to produce a map of the town describe how to get to one of the places and produce scale drawings, when the project is finished it makes a really nice display

a collection of data on tv shows such as game of thrones and breaking bad. with things for pupils to calculate such as cost of a series and number of deaths per episode. they can draw graphs of the data and try to produce infographics about tv shows

a maths assessment sheet aimed at level 3/level 4 borderline based on xbox achievements pupil can unlock achievements by completing tasks dong this gets them the full colour version of the achievement allowing you to track their progress, my pupils really buy into assessments using this technique

a simple worksheet on simplifying fractions for KS3 pupils

a basic worksheet using substitution skills to get pupils to draw graphs of equations

a whole lesson booklet on what the best packaging for smarties is, including starter sheet and level ladder. Also has lots of premade nets for pupils to make into different 3d shapes and try them out by putting a trial size amount of smarties in each one, pupils could calculate volume and area of the packets and as an extension activity they could work out which packaging would allow the most smarties to be transported in a packaging box

2 simple maths puzzle type activities, the zoo activity is a logic puzzle and the presents can be turned into a kinaesthetic type maths investigation

a set of cards that will need laminating (time consuming but when done can be used for a every class) that allow the pupils to choose a football team with a budget, that involves them working with large numbers, they then have to look at statisitcs and pick a statistically good team and see if the prices differ, i did this as a short project but could be extended by enetering both teams into the schools fanatsy football league and seeing which team performs best, you could also look further into sabermetircs (made famous by the film moneyball) and it's use in other sports

These functional maths worksheets encourage pupils to use probability and work out gambling statistics using imaginary money. They can make and track real life bets and investments and see if they make money. Normally they don't and this can serve as a useful link to citizenship about the hazards of gambling Also included is a roulette sheet that links in some probability.