Aimed at SL IB but easily applicable to KS3 & 4 groups. Presentation is focused on 2 aspects, taking a trig result and using that to show what the other ratios would be (without a calculator). Secondly it looks at elevations and depressions. problems include having to recall without a calculator the values of common angles. questions and discussion points built into the presentation answers are included feel free to modify and improve Hope you enjoy and 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

2 tarsia jigsaws on simultaneous equations one without borders the other with easy to adapt useful for a plenary/starter hope you find it useful please leave feedback

Second presentation on simultaneous equations covering the substitution method. Includes fully worked examples, thinking activities, group tasks, discussion activity and practicing the tasks. treasure hunt / matching activity and 2 jigsaws also included All answers are included. would work well with the simultaneous equations elimination presentation hope you find it useful please leave feedback

First presentation on simultaneous equations covering the elimination method. Includes fully worked examples, thinking activities, paired tasks, discussion activity and practicing the tasks All answers are included. would work well with the simultaneous equations substitution hope you find it useful please leave feedback

This is aimed at KS4 and 5 covers Matrix algebra from recognising dimensions of a Matrix, to adding/subtracting matrices, multiplying matrices, determinants, inverse matrices and identity matrices. Enough in here for more than one lesson fully detailed examples and answers provided broken down into smaller chunks with lots of opportunity for recaps and paired work. lots of credit to Tristanjones and Owen134866 whose work I have adapted to fit my classes needs

Aimed at KS4 and KS5 students (particularly those doing Cambridge IGCSE or Standard Level IB Maths) Interactive revision quiz each slide has 4 possible answers (which are built into the powerpoint) Great for voting systems or even just with a mini whiteboard Answers included. Hope you enjoy, please leave feedback. This is taken from a resource by Tristan Jones. Have amended it to include the answers within the slides

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

Aimed at KS4 Further Pure IGCSE but easily adaptable for post 16 students. Powerpoint and worksheet (with answers) on the remainder theorem. Fully worked examples and answers given to all questions set. 4th lesson following on from dividing polynomials, factor theorem and factor theorem 2. Hope you like it please leave feedback (have amended it to remove an incorrect slide apologies) (worksheet is adapted by joezhou

Second part of Factor Theorem for my IGCSE Further pure maths, although easily adaptable for IB and A Level, this time on using the factor theorem when we have not been given any factor, before fully factorising by factorising a quadratic. Starter task reminds of using the factor theorem to show if (x-a) is a factor full examples given and follow up questions as well as evaluation tasks involving peer assessment. hope you enjoy, please leave feedback (next time I will do remainder theorem)

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE an introduction to the factor theorem Starter to remind how to divide polynomials, discussion task on what makes a factor. Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to show something is a factor Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to find missing coefficients Follow up tasks for all of this with fully worked solutions hope you find it useful and enjoy please leave feedback (will do one on remainder theorem next)

aimed at KS5 pupils, developed for my IB Standard Level class it covers the exponential function and continuous change. full worked examples and questions with answers included in the ppt works well with the other lessons on exponentials. hope you enjoy please leave feedback, cheers

16 question relay task aimed at KS3 pupils based around Christmas. Covers a variety of topics, good as a revision fun lesson for the end of term whilst still having maths in it. easy to adapt answers included hope you enjoy, please leave feedback

Aimed at higher KS3 pupils, and C/D children in KS4 a relay activity based around Christmas. covers a variety of topics so great as a revision task whilst being a bit of fun too answers given one thing I tend to do with these relays is give the kids 3 chances on each question, get it right first time get 2 points, if they get it on 2nd go they get a point, if they get it wrong 3 times they lose 2 points. I also get them to pick 2 questions before the start, they only get 1 go on each, if they get it right they get 10 points, if they get it wrong they lose all their points or a variation of this. Builds in a little more competition and stops them rushing to be the first finished. I intend to do another relay aimed at younger pupils Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Second in a series of lessons on exponentials, particularly growth and decay. Devised to work with IB SL. worked through examples, reflection, group work and individual work built in as well discussion points. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback thank you

Aimed at first lesson with KS4/5 pupils on exponentials. (will be using it with my IB year 12s) Covers what an exponential is, recaps the index laws (rules of exponents), links in to domain and range of functions and transforming functions so would work well after covering those topics. discussion tasks, starter activity, drawing and comparing graphs hope you enjoy, please leave feedback in a review (the 2 files are basically the same, one with UK terms used the other with the terms needed in the IB) cheers

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE full lesson with ppt and worksheets (worksheets are from SRWhitehouse thanks for posting them as the work set in the PPT relates to Edexcel IGCSE Further Pure Maths text book) PPt has full worked examples, starter on finding the descriminant and finding how many roots a quadratic has). Introduces the roots and sums and products. Opportunity for group discussion with full work examples. (amended one slide 03/11)

2 Treasure Hunts (or loop games) based on fractions of amounts 1) fractions of amounts with numerator all as 1 (fewer denominators too) 2) fractions of amounts with numerator more than 1 (more denominators too) All designed on A4 portrait so easy to adapt to A5 or smaller for loop games. Bright coloured backgrounds. 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