A template for pupils to annotate with selected circle theorem proof/examples/ notes. Could be used for starter/plenary/ revision.

In order to get a pass at A’Level Maths you MUST put in at least one hour of independent work for every one hour of class time. Just attending class and doing the homework IS NOT ENOUGH except in very exceptional cases. So what could you be doing in those hours… -how, hints , why - for each suggestion. A four page handout outlining in detail what students need to be doing.

A collection of key words that can be cut up and spread around the classroom to help with literacy in maths classrooms. Or used as an easy lesson activity - have them cut up in a bag and pupils take one out and try to explain it/ ask someone to spell it...

Activity sheets for pupils and guidance notes for teacher which outlines how to plan a statistical enquiry. Pupils are invited to consider how they would ascertain which form is the 'fittest' using templates and discussion questions. The ideas could be taken further - data collection sheets are included if you choose to actully collect and go on to analyse the data as appropriate to your group. The resources could be used collaboratively with PE dept.

Worksheet on statistics questions.

A pupil sheet outlining an activity to design own probability game and suggested lead in activity.

Marking grid to accompany architecture project. Could be used for recording group project work.

Teachers notes with tips on how to manage a project where pupils work in groups to plan a town using and developing their shape and space skills.

Could be used in a variety of situations. Probability,sample space, listing outcomes, relative frequency, probability questions.

A template with a couple of variations of the standard deviation formula and questions to use, grids provided to help.

A notes sheet for pupils to illustrate/prove/ annotate with circle theorem. Could be used for revision/starter/plenary.

a few summary questions on solving, quadratic equations, simultaneous equation, equation of a circle

A couple of quesions scaffolded to help pupils see how quadratic graphs can be drawn using completing the square and factorising techniques. Pupils fill in the steps and sketch the graphs. Could be used as teaching notes, homework, starter, test, revision.

A few questions on control groups, extraneous variables and using capture/recapture to estimate the population size.

Questions that guides pupils using autograph to discover the effects of transformations on quadratic graphs.

A worksheet with a range of questions. Pupils need to draw graphs and find graphical solutions.

Asks pupils to find the equations of straight lines from points on a graph and substitute into formula. Also some extension tasks. Made fun by asking the questions in the context of earth under attack from cheese.

Pupils can record their findings on the sheet as they are guided to discover the effects of changing the equation on straight line graphs. Designed for use with autograoh or equivalent.

a recommended reading list for secondary maths classroom display.

Print on A4 for a collection of mathematics quotations (22pages) for your secondary maths classroom.