Bring real life maths into your classroom with this engaging, ready to teach TY resource focused on budgeting, payslips and renting in Ireland. What’s included: Fully structured PowerPoint lesson (inspection-ready) Monthly budget template 3 Sample payslips Rental research task Step-by-step teacher guide (no prep needed) Ideal for: TY Maths (mixed level classes) Junior Cycle (Higher level revision) Real life financial literacy lessons

Roll it, Recap is a great formative assessment tool to use in the classroom. I typically use these at the end of a chapter before giving a chapter test as it allows me to quickly assess students understanding of a topic in a non formal setting. Students enjoy working in pairs/small groups, and the group work aspect of the activity encourages reflection and discussion among-st them. This worksheet requires students to be able to: Solve fractions using an LCM. Simplify fractions by grouping/factorising. Evaluate expressions by subbing in particular values of x. Write expressions as single fractions. I print these sheets off and laminate them so they last from year to year. You could also upload digitally if students have ipads. You will need a packet of die to play the game. Answer sheet included!

20 pages of detailed notes on everything you need to know to be able to differentiate in higher level Maths for leaving cert. These notes are packed with step by step examples of exam style questions. Each example includes side notes with explanations of how to go from one step in the solution to the next. All formulas are explained and highlighted. There are also some “Remember” comments throughout the notes making links between calculus and other chapters such as algebra. These notes have been designed to explain things in a clear and simple way. These notes do not include limits or integrals.

Snap: Sets Edition Make learning Sets fun in class with this fast-paced, brain-boosting twist on the classic game of Snap! This 32-card deck is designed around set theory, diagrams, notation, and set symbols, making it both educational and engaging for students. Players race to “snap” matching cards that share mathematical features — testing observation, quick thinking, and conceptual understanding. Perfect for playing in groups of 2 in class or even for revising sets at home. This game encourages visual recognition of set relationships and notation patterns.

Ideally played with 2 players. Cards are numbered 1 - 24. Each card gives details about the properties of the number, for example; prime, even, odd, composite etc. Students have to guess the number whilst listening to the numbers properties from their partner. This assessment tool allows students to practice number properties in a game format that’s fun and engaging. It is ideal to use with first years after completing Natural numbers and Integers. Personally, I always print these cards, laminate them and store them in a small folder so they last from year to year.

Roll it, Recap is a great formative assessment tool to use in the classroom. I use these at the end of a chapter before giving a chapter test as it allows me to quickly assess students understanding of a topic in a non formal setting. Students enjoy working in pairs/small groups, and the group work aspect of the activity encourages reflection and discussion. Typically, I print these sheets off and laminate them so they last from year to year. You will also need a packet of dice to play the game.