How can I celebrate European Day of Languages in my class? This European Day of Languages PowerPoint Quiz is the perfect way to celebrate this special day. Learners have to guess how hello sounds in 15 different countries. They will hear it being spoken and will see its written version. They then have to guess which language it is in The PowerPoint is beautifully illustrated and is a fun activity for European Day of Languages You can use the PowerPoint in your classroom as a starter activity or secondary activity. It is also a great way to get children excited about learning new languages! The European Day of Languages resource provides a great opportunity to celebrate linguistic diversity and to encourage language learning. This European Day of Languages PowerPoint is the perfect resource to help you do just that.

This place value Boomcards deck will help and reinforce your students understanding of base ten numbers (ones, tens, hundreds, thousands) and place value. Students have to write numbers as digits. This resource is self marking so requires no input from the teacher. There are 20 digital self checking cards (with 20 randomly played each turn) so each game the students play will be different. Click the PREVIEW link to see the cards You do not need to buy a Boom Cards membership!! Just create a free account with the link provided and this resource is yours to use in class on IWB or to share with students to use on their devices. How to use: After purchase click on the REDEEM link provided in the download to access the Boom Cards™deck. This will redirect you to the Boom Learning™ website. Select the ‘Redeem’ option. This will prompt you to set up an account if you don’t already have one If you already have an account simply sign in to access your new deck of Boom Cards™

Suitable for GCSE Foundation Maths and Functional Skills L2. Place Value riddles that can be used as a starter, plenary or a lesson activity. Learners have to use their place value skills as well as other number skills such as knowledge of fraction and percentage of amounts, decimals, square/cube numbers and square roots. Learners use these skills to work out what the number is from the clues given. Good activity for learners to answer on mini whiteboards. Fun, problem solving and bright colourful activity to test place value skills. Answers included on slides

A staight forward what is the digit worth worksheet, answers included. Learners have to write numbers in the correct place in a place value table.

Place Value-Ordering Numbers Lesson Pack. Suitable for KS3, GCSE Foundation 5-9 and Functional Skills Level 1/2. By the end of this lesson learners will be able to order whole numbers as well as decimals and solveworded problems Lesson Pack Includes, a 22 slide powerpoint which includes methods, worked examples and questions (answers included) a worksheet differentiated by assessment objectives an ordering decimal numbers card sort ANSWERS INCLUDED If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email derrybeg1973@gmail.com with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free.

Rounding to 10-100-1000 Lesson Pack. Suitable for KS3, GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills Maths L1-L2 The pack includes a colourful interactive 14 slide PowerPoint which includes a starter, Catchphrase plenary and methods and student questions with answers Also includes 3 worksheets differentiated by assessment objective including problem solving . This pack will help to extend students’ understanding and ability to round whole numbers of any size to the nearest 10, 100 and 1000.

A full lesson on Place Value and Negative Numbers includes Starters, Differentiated and Exam Questions, Teaching Powerpoint, Activities, Worksheets, Escape the Room Plenary. Suitable for New Functional Skils Maths L1/L2. The lesson covers reading and writing large numbers putting whole numbers including negatives in order finding difference between positive and negative numbers Contains 1 x Interactive Teaching powerpoint 1 x Maths in the News printables 1 x Negative Numbers worksheet 1 x ordering numbers differentiated gold, silver, bronze worksheet 1 x Escape the Room whole lesson plenary This lesson starts with a discussion on large numbers prompted by on screen slide. There is then a Starter in which students have to unscramble the letters to create the numbers. Then the method for writing and reading large numbers is discussed and examples given on the slides. This leads into questions displayed on screen which learners can complete on mini whiteboards. At this point learners look at laminated news headlines placed around the room and answer the questions on the worksheet that accompanies the task There is then a plenary task on election results to complete assess learning. Examples are then shown of how to put numbers in order of size, followed by a differentiated gold, silver bronze question sheet and a plenary question to assess learning Examples of how to find difference between positive and negative numbers are then shown, followed by some questions to test the skills and then an activity that involves learners answering find the difference questions and creating a bar chart. A plenary question assesses learning on this outcome. To assess whole lesson learning there are 3 exam style questions to complete and an Escape the Room activity sheet. I hope you find this resource as useful and leave a positive review if you and your students have enjoyed it.

Fun Halloween Themed Data Handling Activity-learners have to create a Tally Table of Halloween characters, a bar chart based on this data as well as a pie chart. A fun Halloween themed activity. Suitable for KS3 Maths, GCSE Foundation Maths and Functional Skills Maths.

Unravel the Halloween themed joke by answering the percentage of amounts questions . Answer included. A fun Halloween activity Suitable for KS3 Maths, GCSE Foundation and Functional Skills

Plot the x, y co-ordinates in ALL FOUR QUADRANTS to create a Halloween picture .Will create a BAT

Suitable for KS2Maths. 7 slide Powerpoint of Halloween themed Maths Number problems Answers included

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SUITABLE FOR KS2, KS3 and GCSE Foundation as well as Funtional Skills Maths ANSWER THE 3x, 4x and 8 xTIMES TABLE PROBLEMS TO CREATE A SPOOKY HALLOWEEN THEMED IMAGE Contains worksheet and answer sheet

Fun and engaging presentation on tree diagrams using a Halloween Fight Club Theme. Suitable for Functional Skills Maths as well as GCSE Foundation and KS3 Maths Presentation runs through method using examples and includes some exam type questions as well as some Halloween Themed questions A workbook of exam type questions which I use after this presentation is included. Great for revision before an exam or as a stand alone lesson

Solve the fraction of amount questions to find the punchline to a Halloween themed joke. Answer sheet included. Suitable for Functional Skill Maths and GCSE Foundation Maths.

Help Primary 3 to 6 learners develop a better understanding of ratios through the medium of recipes with this Halloween themed Recipes Ratio and Proportion Worksheets. This ratio worksheets details the ingredients to be used in three different Halloween themed recipes recipes, learners are then asked to use the measurements provided and their knowledge of ratios to answer a series of questions. Have your students complete this Halloween themed ratio worksheet in class, or assign them for homework.

Plot the x, y co-ordinates to create a Halloween picture (witches hat)

Learners plot the co-ordinates to reveal the Halloween themed shape (witch on broomstick). Great practice for working with co-ordinates. Suitable for KS3 learners Terrify your class this Halloween Maths Coordinates Worksheet and reinforce core KS3 Maths skills at the same time! Plot the coordinates, join the dots, and scream in horror as a suitably Halloween-ey image is revealed Answer sheet included

Answer the percentage/increase questions to complete the codebreaker and reveal the Halloween joke. Answer included. Suitable for KS3 Maths, GCSE Foundation Maths and Functional Skills Maths