A couple of lessons worth of powerpoint and worksheet detailing the introduction of the nth term and why and how it works. The presentation is designed to carefully consider how a general rule can be formed and used. It also touches upon mathematical reasoning when considering specific values within a given sequence. Differentiated for middle/higher ability although lower ability can access many parts of it.

A power point that aims to approach the often misunderstood topic of linear equations and their graphs by investigating the values of coordinates and searching for the connection between the x and y values. Excellent for KS3 looking to gain a strong understanding of this topic to develop further in KS4. Blank axes required.

A real life example of when surface area and volume is extremely important.

Fun and Engaging activity centered around answering a series of increasingly challenging questions by extrapolating from a variety of charts including pie charts, vertical line charts, composite and comparative bar charts. The activity is football based with fictional statistics. Excellent for KS3 students.

Introductory fun activity for direct proportion with elements of inverse proportion. Questions are a mix of abstract and contextual problems.

Activity designed to embed students understanding of range and domain from restricted domains whilst drawing on knowledge of graphs of functions and stationary points.