Square, cube, root numbers bingo banonza game Elevate your math lessons with this interactive whole-class bingo game designed to reinforce square, cube and root numbers. This PowerPoint presentation is a versatile resource that supports practice, engagement, and assessment. No need for printing – just download, project, and go! Note to Teachers: Feel free to customize the game to align with your specific objectives. Adjust difficulty levels by adding or removing questions, and tailor the game to your students’ needs. Key Features: Objective Apply BIDMAS (order of operations) to a variety of questions, including using brackets, indices and roots. Interactive PPT Format Dynamic and engaging quiz - fosters active participation and excitement in the classroom. Comprehensive Coverage 30 carefully designed questions covering a range of representations and difficulty levels. Ready-made Resource No prep required – simply download and teach! Saves valuable teaching time, making it a hassle-free addition to your lesson plans. Reusable and easy to edit so can be used time and time again! How to Use: Students draw a 3x3 grid on a piece of paper. They select 9 values from the initial PPT slide (all questions coordinate with these answers!). Click through the presentation, calculate the answer to each question, and mark them on their grids. Students achieve bingo by marking a row, column, diagonal or full house with correct answers. Transform your classroom into a hub of mathematical excitement and watch your students master fractions effortlessly. Download now for an engaging and effective teaching experience!

Catchphrase Game PPT Template (including 15 pre-made ‘catchphrase’ images). Ideal for any subject as questions can be customised to any topic. PPT includes a master slide with editable question tiles for placement of own questions. Each tile has a click trigger so will disappear when student answers correctly and will reveal part of image. Also included are 15 pre-made ‘catchphrase’ style images, mainly maths themed. The amswers to each catchphrase are also included in the notes.

Printable maths ladder worksheet containing increasingly difficult questions focused on indices/index law. Ideal for use within KS3/KS4. This Calculation Climber worksheet is a super versatile resource. It can be used as a part of your main lesson, as a starter, plenary, or even for homework! Questions start off fairly easy and get more difficult as you work your way towards the topic - perfect for using with students of differing abilities and providing challenge to those that need it. About This worksheet comes in a PDF format and includes two different versions: An A4 sheet with two ladders, one with the questions and one with space for working out/answers. This can be presented to the class via whiteboard, or printed for students to use. An A4 sheet with two duplicate question ladders included, ideal for sticking in books to jot answers at the side. Also included is full instructions and answers

Complete comprehensive angle lesson covering an introduction to angles. This covers the content: what is an angle, turns and types of angles. Works well across KS2/3 or middle school. Ideal to use within the classroom, for home educating families, or for tutors to use in lessons! Included is a PPT file and accompanying PDF worksheet The lesson includes: a starter activity, teaching content, worked examples, questions for students to complete (also included on a printable worksheet), quiz questions, an exit ticket/plenary question, and answer slides for all questions. Lessons are designed to last approximately 50-60 minutes, but can be tailored to individual preference.

This set of pastel posters features 2D shapes with properties (up to decagon!). They are prefect for using within the classroom, either as posters or flashcards. Posters come in a PDF format for easy printing. If you would rather the shapes with no properties listed, check out our other listing here Each shape lists: the number of sides, vertices, angles and lines of symmetry. Shapes also have lines of symmetry drawn on. Includes: Circle Equilateral Triangle Isosceles Triangle Right Angle Triangle Scalene Triangle Square Rectangle Trapezium Kite Parallelogram Rhombus Pentagon Hexagon Heptagon Octagon Nonagon Decagon Edited 12/7/24 to update error made on shape

Maths times tables/multiplication tables upto 12x12 codebreaker worksheet. Calculate the answers to the codebreaker and reveal the name of a famous mathematician! Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3, for practicing for the year 4 times table check. The mathematician on this worksheet is Sophie Germain. About This worksheet contains 24 (one for each letter of the alphabet) questions. Students calculate answers, then use these answers to match up the letters to decode the name at the bottom of the sheet. The codebreaker at the bottom can be cut off and held back until students have completed the questions (if you’re worried they may just try to complete the codebreaker!). As an additional idea, present a profile to the class about the famous mathematician once they’ve decoded their name - It’s always great to learn about the people that make maths what it is today! Includes PDF file containing the blank A4 worksheet (in colour and greyscale versions), and a sheet with the answers.

Rounding to the nearest 1000 Bingo Banonza Game Elevate your math lessons with this interactive whole-class bingo game designed to reinforce rounding to the nearest 1000. This PowerPoint presentation is a versatile resource that supports practice, engagement, and assessment. No need for printing – just download, project, and go! Note to Teachers: Feel free to customize the game to align with your specific objectives. Adjust difficulty levels by adding or removing questions, and tailor the game to your students’ needs. Key Features: Objective Round numbers (up to 1 000 000) to the nearest 1000. Interactive PPT Format Dynamic and engaging quiz - fosters active participation and excitement in the classroom. Comprehensive Coverage 30 carefully designed questions covering a range of representations and difficulty levels. Ready-made Resource No prep required – simply download and teach! Saves valuable teaching time, making it a hassle-free addition to your lesson plans. Reusable and easy to edit so can be used time and time again! How to Use: Students draw a 3x3 grid on a piece of paper. They select 9 values from the initial PPT slide (all questions coordinate with these answers!). Click through the presentation, calculate the answer to each question, and mark them on their grids. Students achieve bingo by marking a row, column, diagonal or full house with correct answers. Transform your classroom into a hub of mathematical excitement and watch your students master fractions effortlessly. Download now for an engaging and effective teaching experience!

This multiple choice quiz involves representing fractions by identifying a half in different ways. It includes true of false questions, identifying a half from pictures, identifying half of shapes and pictures. It also includes splitting an amount in half. Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3. Engage your students with this interactive formative assessment resource. This PowerPoint presentation is designed to help assess students’ knowledge and understanding, allowing the teacher to receive instant whole-class feedback. Key features: Interactive PPT Format: Dynamic and engaging quiz with clickable answers. Comprehensive Coverage: carefully designed questions with a variety of representations and difficulty levels. Instant Feedback: Immediate feedback with clear answer animations. Differentiated: Questions increase in difficulty as quiz progresses to stretch and challenge students. Perfect for Assessments: Turn off PPT animations to use as an accessible class quiz. Fully editable: change questions made them easier or harder Ready-made Resource: No prep – just download and teach! Includes shape cards: these can be printed and used again and again. These can be held up by students in class to easily see answers (though this is completely optional!

Maths rounding to the nearest 100 codebreaker worksheet. Calculate the answers to the codebreaker and reveal the name of a famous mathematician! Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3. The mathematician on this worksheet is Ada Lovelace. About This worksheet contains 24 (one for each letter of the alphabet) questions. Students calculate answers, then use these answers to match up the letters to decode the name at the bottom of the sheet. The codebreaker at the bottom can be cut off and held back until students have completed the questions (if you’re worried they may just try to complete the codebreaker!). As an additional idea, present a profile to the class about the famous mathematician once they’ve decoded their name - It’s always great to learn about the people that make maths what it is today! Includes PDF file containing the blank A4 worksheet (in colour and greyscale versions), and a sheet with the answers.

Multiple-choice quiz template, designed to be similar to kahoot, but made to be more easily accessible to a class without the need for Smartphones/iPads etc. This is a template file ready for you to add your own questions and answers. Really simple to use, full instructions for use included. File Includes a ppt file containing the following: Full comprehensive instructions on how to use the ppt file. 2 slides containing sets of cards (star, circle, square, triangle). These can be printed and used again and again. Each student should have a set of 4 cards to correspond with the answers on screen. 4 slides, each with four multiple-choice answers, one of which is correct, three which are incorrect. 2 slides, each with two multiple-choice answer, one of which is correct, one which is incorrect.

Algebra, Continuing Linear Sequences Four in a Row Game Engage your students with this interactive PowerPoint game. Playing as two teams, students take turns answering questions to ‘claim’ each square as their own. The first team to claim four squares in a row (horizontally, vertically and diagonally) is the winner! Students will love this engaging and exciting activity - testing both their mathematical knowledge and tactical brilliance! Objective Continue a linear sequence (including positive, negative and decimal numbers) Features PowerPoint file pre-loaded with 24 questions. Full instructions and answers Clickable and interactive to engage students and save you time! Re-usable - this PPT will reset each time you end the game, so it can be used time and time again! Editable - questions can easily be edited to further support or challenge students Playable as a whole class activity or as a 1-1 tuition resource (student vs. tutor).

Adding and Subtracting Negative Numbers Bingo Banonza Game Elevate your math lessons with this interactive whole-class bingo game designed to reinforce adding and subtracting negative numbers. This PowerPoint presentation is a versatile resource that supports practice, engagement, and assessment. No need for printing – just download, project, and go! Note to Teachers: Feel free to customize the game to align with your specific objectives. Adjust difficulty levels by adding or removing questions, and tailor the game to your students’ needs. Key Features: Objective Add and subtract negative numbers within 100. Interactive PPT Format Dynamic and engaging quiz - fosters active participation and excitement in the classroom. Comprehensive Coverage 30 carefully designed questions covering a range of representations and difficulty levels. Ready-made Resource No prep required – simply download and teach! Saves valuable teaching time, making it a hassle-free addition to your lesson plans. Reusable and easy to edit so can be used time and time again! How to Use: Students draw a 3x3 grid on a piece of paper. They select 9 values from the initial PPT slide (all questions coordinate with these answers!). Click through the presentation, calculate the answer to each question, and mark them on their grids. Students achieve bingo by marking a row, column, diagonal or full house with correct answers. Transform your classroom into a hub of mathematical excitement and watch your students master fractions effortlessly. Download now for an engaging and effective teaching experience!

Our maths formulae have had a revamp and they’re better than ever! Set of 24 colourful posters featuring a variety of mathematical formula. They cover need to know formula for both foundation and higher tier GCSE exams. Posters feature diagrams and examples. They’re a fantastic addition to any mathematics classroom, or for alternate use, they work great as revision/flash cards! Posters are in a PDF ready to print format. The following formulae are included: Area of a triangle Area of a rectangle Area of a parallelogram Area of a trapezium Area of a circle Circumference Surface area of a sphere Pythagoras’ Theorem Quadratic Formula Sine Ratio Cosine Ratio Tangent Ratio Sine Rule Cosine Rule Area of a triangle (trig) Volume of a prism Volume of a cuboid Volume of a cylinder Volume of a pyramid Volume of a cone Volume of a sphere Speed Distance Time

Our maths posters have had a revamp and they’re better than ever! Set of 30 colourful posters featuring a variety of mathematical vocabulary. Posters feature diagrams and examples, as well as clear definitions for each piece of vocabulary. They’re a fantastic addition to any mathematics classroom, or for alternate use, they work great as revision/flash cards! The following words are included: Arithmetic Sequence Acute Angle Bearing Chord Circumference Coefficient Congruent Correlation Diameter Formula Gradient Improper Fraction Irrational Numbers Mean Median Mode Obtuse Angle Parallel Perpendicular Perimeter Prime Number Radius Range Reflex Angle Regular Polygon Scale Factor Square Number Symmetry Transformations Unit Fraction Set to be printed on A4 but can be blown up to A3 or shrunk to A5 depending on preference.

Order of operations (BIDMAS/BODMAS) Bingo Banonza Game Elevate your math lessons with this interactive whole-class bingo game designed to reinforce using the correct order of operations. This PowerPoint presentation is a versatile resource that supports practice, engagement, and assessment. No need for printing – just download, project, and go! Note to Teachers: Feel free to customize the game to align with your specific objectives. Adjust difficulty levels by adding or removing questions, and tailor the game to your students’ needs. Key Features: Objective Apply BIDMAS (order of operations) to a variety of questions, including using brackets, indices and roots. Interactive PPT Format Dynamic and engaging quiz - fosters active participation and excitement in the classroom. Comprehensive Coverage 30 carefully designed questions covering a range of representations and difficulty levels. Ready-made Resource No prep required – simply download and teach! Saves valuable teaching time, making it a hassle-free addition to your lesson plans. Reusable and easy to edit so can be used time and time again! How to Use: Students draw a 3x3 grid on a piece of paper. They select 9 values from the initial PPT slide (all questions coordinate with these answers!). Click through the presentation, calculate the answer to each question, and mark them on their grids. Students achieve bingo by marking a row, column, diagonal or full house with correct answers. Transform your classroom into a hub of mathematical excitement and watch your students master fractions effortlessly. Download now for an engaging and effective teaching experience!

Fractions of Amounts/A Quantity Interactive Four in a Row Game. Ideal for using as a starter/plenary activity with KS2 and KS3 students. Engage your students with this interactive PowerPoint game. Playing as two teams, students take turns answering questions to ‘claim’ each square as their own. The first team to claim four squares in a row (horizontally, vertically and diagonally) is the winner! Students will love this engaging and exciting activity - testing both their mathematical knowledge and tactical brilliance! Objective Calculate a fraction of an amount (or quantity) up to 100 Features PowerPoint file pre-loaded with 24 questions. Full instructions and answers Clickable and interactive to engage students and save you time! Re-usable - this PPT will reset each time you end the game, so it can be used time and time again! Playable as a whole class activity or as a 1-1 tuition resource (student vs. teacher).

Multiplication questions self checking puzzle maze printable worksheets, focused on times tables up to 12x12. Works well across KS1, KS2 and KS3. Great for the year 4 times table check. This includes 2 worksheets, each containing 10+ questions (one sheet contains calculations up to 5 times tables, the other includes questions up to 12x12. They can either be printed and completed as a worksheet, or presented on a board for student(s) to see. The maze requires the student to calculate the answer to a question, then select the correct answer and follow their way around the maze. When they answer the last question, they will end on one of four shapes (circle, star, heart, moon). Objective: Use multiplication facts up to 12 x 12 Features: PDF file containing a 2 printable worksheets and answers 10+ questions all related to the above objectives Includes self-checking elements - questions will lead to a dead end if they’ve been answered incorrectly Questions increase in difficulty as you progresses, to stretch and challenge students.

Complete comprehensive angle lesson covering angles in triangles. This covers the content: describing and naming angles and solving different missing angles. Works well across KS3 or middle school. Ideal to use within the classroom, for home educating families, or for tutors to use in lessons! If you’re looking for more angles lessons, check out our lesson pack here Included is a PPT file and accompanying optional PDF printable worksheet. The PPT can be used without printing the worksheet as all questions are included within the PPT. The worksheet can also be used independently of the PPT. The lesson includes: a starter activity, teaching content, worked examples, questions for students to complete (also included on a printable worksheet), an exit ticket/plenary question, and answer slides for all questions. Lessons are designed to last approximately 50-60 minutes, but can be tailored to individual preference.

Maths rounding a decimal number (with up to 2 decimal places) to the nearest integer/whole number codebreaker worksheet. Calculate the answers to the codebreaker and reveal the name of a famous mathematician! Perfect for use within KS2 and KS3. The mathematician on this worksheet is Emmy Noether. About This worksheet contains 24 (one for each letter of the alphabet) questions. Students calculate answers, then use these answers to match up the letters to decode the name at the bottom of the sheet. The codebreaker at the bottom can be cut off and held back until students have completed the questions (if you’re worried they may just try to complete the codebreaker!). As an additional idea, present a profile to the class about the famous mathematician once they’ve decoded their name - It’s always great to learn about the people that make maths what it is today! Includes PDF file containing the blank A4 worksheet (in colour and greyscale versions), and a sheet with the answers.