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.

Reveal a bit of a the picture at a time, asking students to guess who the person is. Easily adapted for various subjects. I use it for maths and use the colours to link it to differentiated learning outcomes. Also the pictures and sizes of the boxes can easily be changed/ammended. Hope this is useful, let me know how you use it and how I can improve it. Thanks

Puzzle, plenary or starter. Short activity suitable for KS3 and KS4. A crossword where students find the volume of each cuboid and write the answers in numbers. One number goes in each square, eg 123 would take up 3 squares.