Random facts with dates changed into roman numerals. Pupils to change to regular numbers and answer the questions.

Same concept as a reading age test but for NUMERACY!! Pupils assess against this at the start and end of the year to assess progress in regards to numeracy and all thing number. I use this with KS3 and KS4 and it has shown progression over time for my current Year 11’s 14% of pupils were at their chronological age when they started with us in 2014 and their final assessment shows that 65% of all pupils are now at the minimum expected level Contains Numeracy age test Mark scheme PowerPoint to go through answers with classes.

44 Tick or trash worksheets for KS3 and KS4 maths. Pupils have to decide who has the right answer (if any) Encourages them to work on technique/method, evaluate answers, address misconceptions and engages them. Great for all ability groups (topic depending) Great as a mini task, revision, homework or main class activity Fully editable and many have extension/challenge questions within *In some cases both sides are correct and/or neither Please check worksheets before using and if you find any errors then please let me know Hope you find these as useful as I have over the last few years - Thanks for viewing :-)

Excel Spreadsheet that generates box plots. 1 box plot, 2 box plots, 3 boxplots and 4 box plots can be compared on a single chart All fully editable - Created this as all of the online versions did not allow me to change scales, colours, title etc. Great for GCSE Statistics coursework

Differentiated multiplication generator Answers workout automatically to save the teacher time and by pressing F9 a new set of questions generates. Seperate tab that creates a mini test. Ideal as a starter or printed out for homework.

Tick or trash activity that builds on fraction skills. Encourages using the lowest common denominator and simplifying fractions Extension questions at the bottom that link in mixed numbers ANSWERS MAY NEED TO BE CHECKED/EDITED as when I do these with my class I often have one or two questions when both of them are wrong to encourage pupils to check their answers, promote discussion and build confidence with the skill.

Minion themed tick or trash on substitution into basic expressions. Both can be wrong - I do this so pupils have to show their working to support their answer. The challenge question involves negatives also

Tick or trash activity on the four operations with negative numbers. Liverpool and Everton themed. The mistakes are mostly the common mistakes pupils make with these NOTE- Both can be wrong just check as I cant remember if this is the case for this one

Christmas themed - A tick or trash activity that covers rounding to decimal places and significant figures along with some much simpler rounding questions. Pupils to decide who has the correct answer, the Grinch or Monty the Penguin. BOTH CAN BE WRONG Hope this is useful - Comments and feedback would be nice as this is my first upload :-)

Single bracket expansions involving positives and negatives. Challenge questions included YOU WILL NEED TO DOUBLE CHECK ANSWERS as when I use these I often have questions where both are wrong to promote discussion with pupils and to get them to become confident in questioning given answer options

Tick or trash on simplifying surds. Liverpool Fc and Everton themed Both can be wrong and both can be right (not sure if this is the case for this one) The answer that is wrong has either not been fully simplified or is a common mistake

Minions themed tick or trash on adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators. one is correct and the other has made a slight calculation mistake or not simplified fully. The challenge questions involve mixed number Engaged my year 10's