A Matching Pairs memory game where students have to match up questions with relevant answers and use their memory skills to assist them. There is a template with instructions which should enable you to adapt it for your own subject and needs. The example provided is a basic Maths Multiplication Game. Let me know any problems or improvements that could be made and how it worked for you.

This is an activity I have used with KS3 and they really enjoyed it. Print the powerpoint slides off and stick hem around the room (the bigger the space the better!). Students work in pairs to answer the questions on the answer sheet using the information around the room. Requires knowledge of various maths topics, and bonus questions allow for some differentiation. Topics include: ratio, substitution, pictograms, averages, number operations, probability, two way tables, area and volume etc. Let me know what you think and ways I could improve it.

A PPT with a number of slides including questions on area of various shapes. Used as a revision tool and prior knowledge required, this lesson is focusing on applying their knowledge. I was really trying to focus on students setting their working out clearly and easy to follow. There are differentiated worksheets on the area of a trapezium and then functional GCSE questions. On the trapezium sheet I hand wrote some prompts and steps on the orange and green sheet for less able students. For all sheets I hand wrote the answers and put one copy on the desk too for students to self check.