High school math resources

A differentiated treasure hunt looking at writing and simplifying ratios. Choice of red, amber or green hunt, red is the easiest and green is the most challenging. Red - learners must write the ratio from a picture. Amber - learners simplify 2 part ratios. Green - learners simplify 3 part ratios. Scaffolded support sheet also available for the amber trail. Trail spells out a different message for each level.

13 beautifully themed power points covering Tables Simplification Discontinuous Graphs Pie Charts Stem and Leaf diagrams Comparing Data Comparing Pie Charts Cumulative Frequency Histograms Histograms and Distribution Histograms and Interpretation Population Pyramids and Chloropleth Maps Misleading diagrams All are aimed at a higher tier student, the font used is sniglet - slidescarnival template

Just a quick Starter I used with my year 8s on fractions of an amount.

This message decoder is a great way for students to practice their skills with multiplying and dividing monomials. The solution to each puzzle is included.

This tarsia puzzle is a great way for students to review their skills with multiplying and dividing monomials. The solution to the puzzle is included.

Multiplication and Division Pack 40+ pages plus answers. Really good value resoources covers loads. Contents Grid Multiplcation 1. Grid multiplication with missing numbers. Long Multiplcation. Traditional style Long Division. Long Multiplication and Division Problems. Putting the skills pupils have learnt into context with worded questions. Egyptian Multiplication/Russian Multiplication. Ways other countries attempt long multiplication. Chinese Multiplication. Spiralling Sums. Long multiplications. Answers are written in words in a spiral grid. Shaded squares then read out mystery countries. The Number 6/7 Multiple Maze. Work out the sum, see if it is a multiple of the given number and try to find your way through the maze. The complexity of the two tasks combined gives it the level 5 rating ! The Number 8/9 Multiple Maze. Multiplication and Division Cross Numbers. Prime Numbers Finding Prime Factors and leaving in index notation. Finding Highest Common Factors. An exercise using common factors to find dimensions of a cuboid. Finally finding Lowest Common Multiples. Factors and Multiples Game. There is a similar game using only the numbers 1- 25, but it doesn’t have a solution. This puzzle has been changed so pupil’s don’t feel cheated and can find a solution! Investigations using Indices. Prime Pirate Maze. A very simple way of reinforcing the prime numbers and the “look” of a prime number. With less able groups write on the bottom of the sheet all the prime numbers from 1 to 100 as a reminder. The strategy for solving the maze is interesting to watch. Some pupils start from different points trying to find routes. Some simply colour in the prime numbers at random until the routes appear! A Prime Maze. Prime and Square Numbers. A snakes and ladders game used to reinforce prime numbers and square numbers. It makes it a lot more interesting if pupils have to land exactly on the win square to finish. Multiplying by Powers of 10. Dividing by Powers of 10. Zap to Zero. Place Value. A game using the skills of place value. Stamps Four different investigations using stamps as a central theme.Probability (Equally Likely Outcomes). Questions based around equally likely outcomes. Assigning Probabilities. The different ways of assigning probabilities are dealt with here. Pupils have to carry out surveys and experiments. There are SAT style questions choosing which method of assigning a probability is best. Finally, comparing Theory and Experimental probabilities. Experimental Probabilities. (Bonus pages). Pupils should be encouraged to find probabilities by experiment. Here we have questions based on experiments or surveys that have previously been carried out.

A set of 6 worksheets with answers that cover all you will need up to GCSE including area and volume questions. Similar Triangles 1 gives 8 pairs of triangles and asks the question are they similar ? Similar Triangles 2 gives 8 pairs of similar triangles and asks the students to calculate unknown sides. Similar Triangles 3 6 Questions on similar triangles for higher level which assumes knowledge of angles in parallel lines. Similar Shapes (2D) looking the areas of similar shapes. Similar Objects (3D) looking at the ratio of lengths, areas and volumes (and masses) Congruent Triangles - Given two triangles are they congruent and by which set of conditions (assumes knowledge of Pythagoras) Answer Sheet.

This breakout escape room is a fun way for students to test their skills with multiplying and dividing monomials. Contents: ♦ Teacher Instructions and FAQ ♦ 3 Levels to decode: Maze Decoder, Tarsia Puzzle, and Message Decoder ♦ Student Recording Sheet and Teacher Answer Key ♦ Link to an optional, but recommended, digital breakout room

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Identifying misleading diagrams This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers population pyramids chloropleth maps This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Interpretation Frequency Density Histograms Class Intervals This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Histograms Shapes of Distribution This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Here is a power point with 4 practice tasks for functional skills maths. Also be great for a GCSE warm up activity. The answers are included. You don’t need to print this just display on the board. I have loads more functional skills and GCSE resources available on my Tes shop: let’sgetfunctional Leave me a review and get a free resource up to £3 in value. Contact me on facebook for your free functional skills resource (letsgetfnctional skills maths)

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Histograms Frequency polygon Distribution This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Cumulative Frequency Step Polygons This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Drawing pie charts Radius calculations Ratio of areas This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Here is a selection of 14 maths puzzles with answers. Great to develop problem solving for functional skills maths. Can be used as a starter or plenary also really good for stretch and challenge. I have loads more functional skills and GCSE resources available on my Tes shop: let’sgetfunctional Leave me a review and get a free resource up to £3 in value. Contact me on facebook for your free functional skills resource

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers Advantages and disadvantages of presentation techniques Comparative graphs Composite Bar Charts This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Comprehensive and attractive presentation with coherent images and exercises peppered throughout. There are examples for each area covered . This presentation covers How to produce a stem and leaf How to compare a stem and leaf This is aimed at higher tier students. Font used throughout is sniglet. Design from slidescarnival

Differentiated worksheet on angles around a point and a straight line with challenge questions incorporating algebra.

Ratio problems on converting currency differentiated task aimed at high ability pupils.

Differentiated worksheet on area of circles to suit all abilities.

This message decoder is a great way for students to practice their skills with dividing monomials. The solution to each puzzle is included.

This tarsia puzzle is a great way for students to review their skills with dividing monomials. The solution to the puzzle is included.

Here I have taken some of the older City and Guilds exam practice papers and made them into topic specific booklets for functional skills revision. There are the number task, the measure tasks and the handling data tasks. I use these throughout the year as a progress check and as a formative assessment. Also great for functional skills revision. Mark scheme included. Our maths teams have found these to be really useful hopefully you will to. I have loads more functional skills and GCSE resources available on my Tes shop: let’sgetfunctional Leave me a review and get a free resource up to £3 in value. Contact me on facebook for your free functional skills resource: I have loads more functional skills and GCSE resources available on my Tes shop: let’sgetfunctional Leave me a review and get a free resource up to £3 in value. Contact me on facebook (letsgetfunctionalskillsmaths) for your free functional skills resource

This is a practice booklet for scale drawing focuses on interpreting scale plans as required for the functional skills maths exam. It is lots of different resources put together to give a handy booklet with a good variety of practice. Please see my shop let’sgetfunctional for loads of functional skills and GCSE maths resources. I have a whole course available with all the resources needed including my revision guides. If you leave me a review and contact me on facebook: letsgetfunctionalskillsmaths then I will send you any of my other resources (£3 or less) for free. Thanks for looking

A colourful set of five worksheets taken using real data covering the following topics: Mean/Reverse Mean Median Mode Range Multiplication Rounding Ratio Exchange Rates Fractions Percentages/Percentage increases/Reverse Percentages Speed/Distance/Time Simplifying Fractions Coverting between cm and m. This resource would be most suitable for KS3 or GCSE Foundation.

Here is a handy folder containing all the L1 and L2 sample papers currently available for functional skills maths on the city and guilds website. I have also added a folder with he old papers that were available in case any one would find these useful. Includes the tasks such as electricity bill and call waiting times.

This breakout escape room is a fun way for students to test their skills with dividing monomials. Contents: ♦ Teacher Instructions and FAQ ♦ 3 Levels to decode: Maze Decoder, Tarsia Puzzle, and Message Decoder ♦ Student Recording Sheet and Teacher Answer Key ♦ Link to an optional, but recommended, digital breakout room

A collection of three worksheets. Two on factorising linear algebraic expressions by taking out the highest common factor of the terms and one on multiplying brackets by a single number or a single variable (positive or negative). Good introductory worksheets for these topics. Solutions are included. From https://placeformath.blogspot.com/p/worksheet-shop.html

A worksheet on multiplying brackets by a single number or a single variable (positive or negative). Good introductory worksheet for the topic. Solutions are included. From https://placeformath.blogspot.com/p/worksheet-shop.html

A two lesson project involving scaling a recipe, drawing and making a net, and then following a simple cookie recipe to make 5 cookies each.

Measuring and calculating interior angles worksheets. Discovery worksheet and then using the formula.

Give out one card each to pupils. The one’s with black dots can go to HAP learners. Practice understanding algebraic vocabulary and operations.

This great value bundle contains complete notes and examples for all of the year 2 topics of the new linear maths A Level. You will receive 20 booklets in total: 12 for pure, 3 for statistics and 5 for mechanics. They are structured in the order of the Edexcel textbooks but would be suitable for any exam board. Separate teacher booklets are included for each topic with detailed worked solutions to the examples.

Bearings lesson including explanation of their usefulness using a plane and radio animation. Aimed at KS3.

17 slide SQA Higher Maths Multi-topic Problem-Solving Powerpoint with Answers. Topics include: Functions: finding the equations of functions including cubics from a digaram, Calculus (differentiating and integrating - including function sketching - quadratics, cubics, and quartics), Further Calculus (displacement, velocity and acceleration), Vectors (scalar product), Straight Lines (perpendicular bisectors), Surds, Circles (finding equations of circles, tangents to circles, circumcentre). Sequences (including Fibonacci, and the Golden ratio as a limit, and algebraic proofs). Each question is multi-part and multi-topic. Some questions are marked as extension. Animated, annotated diagrams are included on every slide. All values are given as exact values. All answers have been checked using graphing software.

These notes and examples cover all of the mechanics topics in the second year of the new linear mathematics A Level. There are five student booklets with gaps for them to fill in the solutions to the examples and separate teacher booklets with detailed worked solutions. The booklets are: Moments Forces and friction Projectiles Applications of forces Further kinematics Notes for all pure maths topics in year 2 are also available as a great value bundle: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/edexcel-a-level-maths-year-2-pure-notes-and-examples-11919023 and here are the statistics topics: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/maths-a-level-new-spec-year-2-statistics-notes-and-examples-11920603

New article for teachers. Free download from www.martysimon.org

A fun lesson pack on converting fractions, decimals and percentages based on a celebrity Big Brother theme. The learners by the end will be able to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages and solve real-life problems that involve converting all three. Pack includes Powerpoint Presentation- includes methods and exam type questions Workbook to accompany presentation Snap card Game on converting fraction to decimal Loop Cards-Fraction to Decimal Treasure Hunt-Fraction to Decimals RAG worksheets-including in workbook FDP-Homework Sheet An extensive lesson pack that includes lots of resources taht will help your learners improve their converting between FDP skills.

Worksheet covering sequences, standard form, symmetry, percentages, probability, area, fractions, ratio, types of number. Based on the Russia 2018 world cup. Good as a consolidation lesson and for revising multiple topics.

This is a collection of questions from past papers and practice papers on topics that didn’t appear in paper 1.