tweeked version of the resource first put up by Holyhead. Changed the definitions to make it more suitable to my pupils . An activity for that short but vital task of sorting out the difference between these 4 types of algebraic notation. Firstly a MATCH-UP activity (the preview does not indicate the matches!) of the definitions for each of the 4, then a sorting and grouping activity with examples of each. Lastly, something to do with each type - substituting, solving, identifying and proving. Answers provided Also plenary/starter activity for AFL ppt on identifying correctly

6 rounds of questions 4 Maths:- Number, Algebra, Shape and Statistics 1 General Knowledge 1 Picture round easy to adapt all questions, The Maths is aimed at year 7 pupils answers provided in the ppt after all the question a bit of fun including some maths for the end of the term (in the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at the pupils I currently teach in Kazakhstan but these are easy to adapt to whichever country you are in)

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

6 rounds of questions 4 Maths:- Number, Algebra, Shape and others 1 General Knowledge 1 Picture round easy to adapt all questions, The Maths is aimed at year 9 pupils answers provided in the ppt after all the questions a bit of fun including some maths for the end of the term (in the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at the pupils I currently teach in Kazakhstan but these are easy to adapt to whichever country you are in) there is also a year 7 and an year 8 quiz hope you enjoy please leave feedback

End of year activity for year 10. The maths consists of 4 rounds. There are 5 questions in each of the rounds, the rounds are number, algebra, shape and other. The maths is challenging for lower ability but higher ability should be able to access most of it. A calculator can be allowed at your discretion There is also a picture round, a general knowledge round and a catchphrase round. All answer are given either in the powerpoint or with the worksheets. If you want to change a round for a music round that works well. I have left the music (optional) for you to pick your own. In the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at my current pupils (in Kazakhstan but they are easily changeable) Hope you enjoy it please leave feedback for more from me check out my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter

6 rounds of questions ideal for an end of term activity 4 rounds being on the rounds being Number, Algebra, Geometry and Statistics covered during Year 7 with the remaining 2 rounds being a picture round and a general knowledge round. Hope you enjoy 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

6 rounds of questions 4 Maths:- Number, Algebra, Shape and Statistics 1 General Knowledge 1 Picture round easy to adapt all questions, The Maths is aimed at year 8 pupils answers provided in the ppt after all the questions a bit of fun including some maths for the end of the term (in the general knowledge round there are 2 questions aimed at the pupils I currently teach in Kazakhstan but these are easy to adapt to whichever country you are in) there is also a year 7 and an year 9 quiz hope you enjoy please leave feedback

5 questions which hopefully you will find challenging and extend your pupils aimed at stronger pupils just encountering the topic and for a recap for older pupils hope you enjoy, please leave feedback for more please look at my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter answers included

6 rounds of questions ideal for an end of term activity 4 rounds being on the rounds being Number, Algebra, Geometry and Statistics covered during Year 9 with the remaining 2 rounds being a picture round and a general knowledge round. Hope you enjoy 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

The worksheet is to build confidence with Algebra and shapes Starting with angles at a point, angles on a straight line and opposite angles then incorporating algebra in more detail through the sheet. Reasons and justification are needed. Answer sheet included hope this is useful feedback appreciated

Aimed at KS4 suitable for KS5 IB SL questions powerpoint on solving simultaneous equations which have a quadratic as one of the equations. fully worked examples, questions with answers included. Discussion points built into presentation 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

Treasure hunt for more able KS3 and KS4 pupils based on quadratic sequences. (there is a 2nd similar hunt if you want some variety cunningly called more quadratic sequences) Bright and colourful easy to read layout is A4 landscape easily adaptable hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Aimed at stronger pupils on GCSE/IGCSE and pupils starting year 12. Probably enough content for 2 lessons. covers arithmetic means, nth terms, recursive and explicit terms Also delves into sum of an arithmetic series (without referring to sigma, I intend to bring that in after geometric series have been done) all answers are provided hope you enjoy , please leave feedback for more of my resources check out the shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter (have amended an error on this and added an extra discussion point)

Ideal for first lesson back, reminds pupils of topics they have covered in a fun activity broken into 4 rounds of 8 questions answers provided after each round hope it helps start the year off well for you please leave feedback

Great little activity for AFL, revision or a plenary. Can be done with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems Aimed at KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity Factorising quadratics with x^2 having the coefficient of 1. Works well with the follow up task which has harder quadratics. Please leave feedback

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

Relay activity on missing angles, from triangles to parallel lines and even some circle theorems. Incorporates algebra into later questions, solutions given great as end of topic activity (or end of year/start of year activity) hope you enjoy, please leave feedback for more of these check out the shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter