Quick 10 question starter based on the four basic operations. Be sure to enable Macros in order for this activity to function properly.

Using the four operations, complete the table in this Excel spreadhandout. Be sure to enable macros in order to complete this fun activity.

Practice at finding the surface area and volume of a cuboid (rectangular prism) Macros must be enable for this to work

Interactive random question generator for multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 &1000 (and also 0.1, 0.01 & 0.001)

round to one significant figure and calculate an estimate

Finding nth term, using nth term to find a term or terms in a sequence

percentage of an amount\npercentage increase\npercentage decrease\nconvert to a percentage\nreverse percentage\ncompound interest

Interactive differentiated worksheet/activity to check pupil understanding and ability with rounding to the nearest 10, 100 and whole number.

This task uses pupils ability to measure angles using a protractor,. quote as a bearing and calculate the percentage power of their chosen golf club to complete 9 hole course.\nPupils will also have to calculate a scale factor and use this in their drawings and calculations.

Lesson on plotting and describing linear functions. Game at the end to try and score goals using and describing linear functions. All printouts included at the end of the powerpoint.

<p>Brain trainer found in The Times over several weeks using the four operations. suitable for a starter.</p><p>Other topics covered: Numbers</p>

Interactive example that could be used as a starter, and a unique handout generator

solving linear equations

Set of Maths problems relating the to Tour de France

Strategies for finding number bonds to 100, eg 37 + ___ = 100

Plotting linear graphs using a birds eye view of a football pitch. Pupils work out the linear function to score a goal (hopefully)

Worksheet and Random question generator for times tables.

Find the area and volume and then working back from area/volume to find a measurement. Caution, be aware that some of these calculations have been rounded.

IWB activity, ideal for mini-white boards and also a differentiated exercise for additional practice.

Students are challenged to design a fruit drink, specifying the fruits and keeping the cost down. This is a very involved lesson/activity, best suited as an independent project.