Created for a KS3 class but can be used for any class for forming and solving equations. There area four stages to this booklet: Perimeter Area Angles Compound Shapes Each section also has a ‘Always, sometimes, never’ reasoning question. Print as a booklet (2 to a side) for cheap printing! Just starting to put some resources out so any positive or constructive feedback would be much appreciated

14 A4 posters, each with a different key word and definition. Can be printed 2n-up if they need to be smaller. Designed in grayscale so it can be printed cheaply on colour paper/card for your displays! *More displays in my TES Shop or on my website: https://www.spruceupmaths.co.uk/displays https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/spruce_maths

End of term activity for Easter - hexaflexagon template and instructional powerpoint. Advice: Have a go yourself beforehand to make sure you’re confident telling the pupils what is the next step. Print the powerpoint as an instruction booklet so pupils can work at different paces. Extension: Print a blank version (type “Hexaflexgon blank” into google images) and get them to make their own. Any feedback would be very appreciated. Happy flexing!

Timeline detailing some important mathematical moments through history. Some have additional fun facts which can be printed alongside them. Print 1 per A4 page and line them up against some border paper for a quick and large display! Optional: I printed mine so it was colour-coded by location (I’ve included the location title pages to go with this).

12 A3 posters with a monthly problem to solve (optional title at the end). I printed one large one on A3 for a display, then printed extras 2n-up on A4 for students to take home if they wished. (Disclaimer: I did not write these problems, they were compiled from problem solving worksheets and books (such as Can You Solve My Problems by Alex Bellos))

Basic posters which can be printed in B&W onto coloured paper to match your classroom theme. Inspired by this post by blossominginelementary Display idea: print the ‘fixed’ quotes in B&W or pastel coloured papers and print the ‘growth’ quotes onto bright colours. Use a brain outline (like this one: https://www.pngitem.com/pimgs/m/93-937850_human-brain-drawing-line-brain-outline-transparent-background.png) in the middle and ask your students to colour in only one side.

4 worksheets with a focus on number and measures. Designed to work as a group activity or for individuals. This is a nice end of term activity or enrichment day activity. Includes: PowerPoint Worksheets x4 Answer sheet More resources in my TES Shop or on my website: https://www.spruceupmaths.co.uk https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/spruce_maths