Number and Word Rich Quiz to use with a group at the end of the term. I created these quizzes (see part 2) as after school events but they can easily be used with a class at the end of a term or year. They include number and word based puzzles, activites and problems. Round 1 - Picture Round (Famous STEM’ers) Round 2 - Musical mathematics (Using Chris Moyles Maths Videos) Round 3 - Numerical Abbreviation (24 H in a D - 24 hours in a day) Round 4 - Musical Mathematics 2 (Using Chris Moyles Maths Videos) Round 5 - Cross-Over Round Round 6 - Big Number Round Includes a picture round, a score sheet for the students, answers to score at the end and a tie breaker. Feedback is welcome and appreciated.

Quiz to use with KS3/KS4 at the end of term with your maths classes or during tutor time. 2022 Christmas Adverts (Guess the Advert) 2022 Christmas Logos (Name the brand) Famous and Festive (Celebrities with Festive Additions) Christmas Song Emojis (Guess the song from the clue) 2022 in review Christmas TV Specials (Name the TV Show) Christmas Trivia (Fun Christmas Facts) 12 Days of 'Math’mas (Maths puzzles mixed in between the rounds from “www.mashupmath.com” Answer Sheet and Answers Provided Please leave a review - all feedback is appreciated!

Simple clone of the countdown numbers game on a powerpoint slide with the music imported from youtube. Dark blue boxes are the large numbers. Pale blue are the small numbers. Click 6 boxes to reveal the numbers and then press the Red button the generate a target. There are 2 timers to choose from - I tend to use the 60 second for my classes. Press Reset to start again (The 1st blank slide is essential for this button to work; my powerpoint skills could not come up with a more elegant solution) Make sure you enable macros. Feedback is welcome and appreciated!!! Thank you

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for finding missing sides and angles using trigonometry. Very useful for low ability classes that struggle to follow long strings of instructions.

Quiz to use with KS3 at the end of term with your maths classes or during tutor time. There are a combination of themed maths puzzles, christmas trivia and a review of 2019. Answer Sheet and Answers Provided.

Number and Word Rich Quiz to use with a group at the end of the term. I created these quizzes (see part 2) as after school events but they can easily be used with a class at the end of a term or year. They include number and word based puzzles, activites and problems. Round 1 - Picture Round (Pi Dingbats) Round 2 - Musical mathematics (Using Chris Moyles Maths Videos) Round 3 - Cross curricular round Round 4 - Riddle me this Round 5 - Pi Memory Test Includes a picture round, a score sheet for the students, answers to score at the end and a tie breaker. Links for maths videos - 1 – Alphabeat (Ans – 1) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpQK9kpsty0&list=PLJVZhktr-vlY7Uo1GL6sH7BgmNJhRDMnh&index=3 2 – Gabriella Cilmi (Ans – 30) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2js6t7Vbt3U&list=PLJVZhktr-vlY7Uo1GL6sH7BgmNJhRDMnh&index=7 3 – Newton Falkner (Ans – 37) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6WshWjvKeE&list=PLhVnWZ_h5ORimILYb10KkKh2SryzRUahu&index=15 4 – Eliza Doolittle (Ans – 90) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTFXVd3U_HU&list=PLJVZhktr-vlY7Uo1GL6sH7BgmNJhRDMnh&index=8 5 – Keane (Ans – 5) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jrKDCKNmQ4&list=PLhVnWZ_h5ORimILYb10KkKh2SryzRUahu&index=2 Feedback is welcome and appreciated.

Quiz to use with KS3/KS4 at the end of term with your maths classes or during tutor time. Christmas Adverts (Guess the Advert) Christmas Logos (Name the brand) Famous and Festive (Celebrities with Festive Additions) Christmas Song Dingbat (Guess the song from the clue) 2020 in review Christmas Films (Name the film) Christmas Trivia (Fun Christmas Facts) 12 Days of 'Math’mas (Maths puzzles mixed inbetween the rounds from “Solvemoji.com” Answer Sheet and Answers Provided Please leave a review - all feedback is appreciated!

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for solving simple simultaneous equations with students who struggle with simultaneous equations or to set as cover work. Very useful for lower sets that struggle to follow long strings of instructions. Updated - Filled empty question space… (not sure how i missed that…)

Clear and highly scaffolded worksheets for calculating the volume of cuboids and building towards triangular prisms. Very useful for low ability classes that struggle to follow long strings of instructions.

Taking inspiration (and hopefully not resources) from finbutler999’s fantastic revision mats I developed more for my own classes. Each mat is an opportunity to summarise key knowledge of a subject and practice exam style content. I recommend printing double sided. It is still a work in progress but so far covers: Data & Probability Averages from Tables Averages from Grouped Data Algebra Plotting Linear and Quadratic Graphs Equation of a Line Number Percentages Interest (Simple and Compound) Shape (my classes were not create with shape…) Angle Facts Angles in Parallel Lines Angles in Polygons Area and Perimeter Volume and Surface Area Transformations (Reflection and Rotation) Transformations (Translation and Enlargement)

4 clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for calculating each of the mean, median , mode and range. They go into great depth to ensure complete understanding of all 4 topics. I used these over 4 lessons with my foundation Y10s. Very useful for low ability classes that struggle to follow long strings of instructions.

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for calculating volume of cones. Very useful for low ability classes that struggle to follow long strings of instructions.

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for calculating the equation of parallel and perpendicular lines. This resource breaks now the activity into clear steps - very useful for less confident pupils that struggle to follow long strings of instructions where the answer is not immediately obvious.

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for calculating the gradient and equation of a line from 2 points.

I wanted to make a more interesting scale drawing activity for my higher attaining students to practice using scales and bearings. This is a blank map of Europe that the students need to populate with various capital cities using the given bearings and scales. It is relatively* accurate in how it represents the relationships between the cities, although I would not use it as an atlas. It is quite a challenging task but I have found the students enjoy giving it a go and it takes up most of the lesson. It is always interesting to see where the various cities end up - usually Athens get placed in the Mediterranean! Enjoy.

A clear and highly scaffolded worksheet for calculating volume of cylinders. Very useful for low ability classes that struggle to follow long strings of instructions.

A very popular version of a game I was introduced to on a course a few years ago (I have forgotten the course) that I always use to introduce percentage multipliers. This is NOT my original idea but I did create this lesson plan to deliver it. Ask the students to choose the order to turn over red and black cards in order to make money. They start with £100. A red card gives them half of their money on top of what A black card takes half of their money. It leads to an interesting discussion about percentage multipliers and the nature of multiplication. You will need 5 ‘red cards’ and 3 ‘black’ cards to use as props though the colours are not important. Feedback is welcome and appreciated.

A compilation of 19 weeks worth of number based puzzles and problems that might be useful for tutor time or lesson starters. Feedback is welcome and appreciated.