PowerPoint showing how to find the long and shorter sides, as well as harder problem solving questions, fully animated with worked solutions. I spend half the lesson on the presentation then get the students to complete some exam questions using Corbett maths booklets.

A nice lesson covering the 3 types of questions that can come up- partially completed table, empty table, no table. Set up as ’ I do’ , ‘we do’, ‘you do’, where the ‘you do’ part should use readily available Corbett Maths or Maths genie booklets.

A lesson covering sequences which includes finding the nth term, generating sequences from the nth term, showing if a number is in a sequence, and more…

A packed PowerPoint with 3 examples for each sub topic to allow for an I do, We do, You do approach, with exam questions for each section, fully worked solutions and explanations on each slide.

Full lesson on area and perimeter of 2d shapes, with plenty of exam questions throughout. There are plenty of extra slides towards the end that can be slotted in depending on your groups ability. Worksheet included.

Lesson covers the basics of angle properties (on a line, in a triangle, at a point, vertically opposite). It includes a starter, examples of each type of question, differentiated questions with pages to print if necessary, and exam questions.

A fully animated PowerPoint covering the different types of sharing in a ratio questions. The lesson is set up in a scaffolded " I do", “we do”, " you do" format, with exam questions following each section. Learners are encouraged to read the question and set it up in way as to eliminate common mistakes. I finish the lesson with a booklet of exam style questions available on Corbett maths.

A collection of starter slides covering fractions, ratio, algebra, angles, averages, probability, factors, multiples and primes and some mixed questions. complete with answers, easy to add into the beginning of your existing PowerPoints.

This resource explains the equation of a line, with animated slides showing how to find the gradient and the y intercept. It then goes on to show how to draw graphs of equations with and without a table, with some differentiated questions at the end (solutions included). The last slide has some blank co-ordinate grids to avoid the pain of getting your students to draw their own! Complete with starter and past exam questions to conclude.

Lesson on simplifying expressions and substitution. Mixed question starter, scaffolded with exam style questions.