With the UK general election in full swing, a treasure hunt style activity based it. Quite a few different topics covered in the questions Works well with General Election maths treasure hunt 1 and with the general election relay hope you enjoy please give feedback

Ideal for either an end of year lesson or as a return to school lesson for the new academic year. 16 question number relay covering fractions, decimals, percentages, converting money, ratio, proportion, indices and a couple on averages. Lots of worded questions. solutions are provided hope you enjoy please leave feedback

4 different treasure hunts (or loop games) covering multiples of numbers 1) multiples up to 5th multiple of a number 2) multiples up to 13th multiple of a number 3) harder multiples 4) even harder multiples All designed on A4 portrait so easily adaptable to smaller sizes if you want loop cards. All on brightly coloured background. Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

3 treasure hunts (or loop games) covering halving numbers 1) halving up to 40 (even numbers only) 2) halving up to 100 (even numbers only) 3) halving up to 100 (including odd numbers) all designed on A4 portrait so easily adaptable to A5 or smaller for loop games. On bright coloured backgrounds. Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Aimed as intro lessons or for recapping work 2 presentations on simultaneous equations, one covering elimination and one covering substitution various activities included, group work, pair work, discussion tasks, practice questions. Full step by step examples and answers to all questions provided. 2 jigsaws (in both word for those without formulator) and in tarsia (feel free to adapt them) and a treasure hunt/follow me activity included. Hope you find them useful please leave feedback

15 little activities for AFL, revision, starter or a plenary. Works well with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems Aimed at KS3 and KS4 although some topics do go to KS5 especially if you have a resit group all are available as individual resources, Have uploaded them here to save finding and separate downloads. Topics covered include Surds, expanding brackets, factorising, equation of a line, sequences, quadratic sequences, completing the square, solving equations, solving quadratic equations , using discriminants and others. hope you find it useful please leave feedback let me know if you would like one making for a particular topic (I have plenty more lined up) thanks

Series of lessons on polynomials recommended order Factor Theorem Factor Theorem 2 (completely factorising) Remainder Theorem aimed at KS4 IGCSE Further Pure Maths but usuable with KS5 full worked examples on each with work included within the presentations in most cases. All answers provided. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Covering solving simultaneous linear equations using elimination and substitution methods. Also activities covering quadratic simultaneous equations. All the resources you will need to cover this topic. Aimed at KS3 and 4 (the quadratics would also work for IB SL students). Each presentation includes fully worked examples and questions with all answers provided. Opportunities for discussions and paired/group work. Extra activities include 2 jigsaws, 4 loop activities (also ideal as treasure hunt style activities) and a quiz built around identifying the solutions from a multiple choice. Please leave feedback hope you find my work useful.

Use sin and cos of angles larger than 90 degrees as well as some 2sin and 2 Cos values treasure hunt style activity for some variation

a series of increasing complexity Pythagoras questions including some with links to area and perimeter non calculator activity answers can be in surd form solutions provided

simple dividing in a ratio some with three parts to the ratio treasure hunt style activity

Dividing amounts in a ratio matching activity no units of measure involved to slightly increase challenge answers included

More simplifying ratios this time involving 3 numbers in the ratio

treasure hunt style activity when given the functions calculate the composite functions asked for

Second treasure hunt activity on inverse functions, this one is aimed at pupils who are confident in the topic and need a challenge

adding fractions treasure hunt activity answers in simplest form

Pythagoras theorem lesson with multiple activities. lesson consists of how the theorem is known, how to find the hypotenuse and how to find the shorter sides. Each section broken down with examples and follow up work. Challenge questions include linking the area of the triangles. Activities include 2 worksheets with answers built into the powerpoint. Wordsearch of the key words and a mixed question type treasure hunt that would cater to paired work well. Hope you enjoy this as much as I did making it. Please leave feedback. If you like it check out https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter for more have now added some further challenging questions

Whole topic covered on similar shapes Starts with lengths and scale factors moves on to links between scale factors for length area and perimeter. The ppt can be used as either a single lesson or as two lessons as more than enough work in there for it. Several discussion tasks built into the powerpoint Worked examples, definitions worksheets (with full answers) and 2 treasure hunts which can run parallel to avoid having people follow each other as easily. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback if you like the lesson have a look at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter for more