Work out the answers to each cylinder volume, all the answers are there. Now has a second version with extra answers at the bottom to act as 'red herrings' There is a terrible joke on there too if you put the letters into the order the questions appear. What did the orchestra buy from the sweet shop "A tuba smarties" Feel free to chop this off the bottom of the sheet if its too bad.

Bump game: Use dice/coins to generate a number (instruction on the sheet) place a counter on the picture with the corresponding area/volume subject to the following: if the picture is empty them place the counter on it if it is occupied by ONE opponents counter them bump them off and take its place if it has two or more opponents counters then you cannot take the picture as it is protected, wait till next go and try again. Winner is first to use all their counters (number to be decided at the start) Can also be used as a worksheet.

Put the instructions into order so as to create five solved equations.

Used as an introduction to the topic or a review of the topic. There are several descriptions to match to the pictures and four extra card to create their own.

Use the clues to locate the treasure (by rearranging the letters the questions give you)

Can you find the result of the race from the given clues of the six (or eight) cars and their numbers?

Three worksheets with the answers already on them. But in the wrong order. Useful for self marking especially homework.

Use the clues to pinpoint the location of the treasure. The maps should print correctly but if there is an issue can you get back to me please.

Work out the capacity of each bookshelf and, given the price list, calculate the 'best value' bookshelf for storage.

Convert the recipes from Harry Potter.

pictures of various cones and pyramids, calculate the volume. The answers are at the bottom along with some red herrings. If you assign the letters to each question then is spells out "one third of the prism" backwards A couple of errors have now been corrected. The original still works but two answers were missing, I will leave it here as that in itself can be a challenge for the group if they know ahead of time.

The inequalities give the integers and each integer is equivalent to a letter on the number line. Can you decode the most dangerous sea creatures in the world.

Decode the questions to reveal different sports by considering the inequalities given. Bonus question can you spot the odd one out. I tend to use these as a 'complete question and swap your question with a neighbour' so they are all doing a different question. As the lesson progresses more of them have answers to help those currently doing those questions.

for each card, add the fractions and use the decoder sheet to find the object that is either big or small.

Each card has a set of substitution questions that need to be answered to decode the question at the top. The class can then find the answer to their decoded question on the grid provided. The answers to the questions can be displayed or printed.

You have the start point, can you work out where the passengers end up given the bearings. Now added the answer sheet

Presentation and worksheet considering the ratio (or proportion) of red white and blue on some made up flags.

Put the times into order smallest first to reveal a mathematical word (backwards) Put them into order biggest first for the word in the right order

For each quadrilateral can you list the correct numbers of each of the following pairs of parallel sides Maximum number of equal sides Number of right angles order of rotational symmetry lines of symmetry number of bisected diagonals Powerpoint included to remind/teach the class about the various properties.

Solve the questions involving parallel lines to find what number goes with what letter then decode the acrostic to reveal the following message: "the final mission tothe moon was apollo seventeen commanded by gene cernan with ron evans there was also a geologist by the name of jack schmitt the mission lasted twelve and a half days with the orbiter challenger docking with lunar module america aftersix days and three and a half hours"