Enter up to 6 classes and then randomly select a pupil from the class of your choice, You must click on ENABLE MACROS for this to work, Click on ENTER CLASSES then enter class name (short form) into D1, E1, F1 etc Enter class lists…

Three lots of ten questions of increasing difficulty. Last man standing game with same levels of difficulty and time limit. Marcos need to be enabled for this to work correctly.

Random generation of Addition Pyramids with variable difficulty settings

Nets for a pickup, van and tow-truck.DO NOT SCALE TO FIT PAGE WHEN PRINTING OTHERWISE THEY MAY NOT FIT TOGETHER CORRECTLY.

Explanation of Pi-Day and some random facts and uses for Pi. Use on 14th March any year!

Solving equations. Letters on both sides

Five shaded area challenges, pupils will need to be able to simplify fractions and have basic understanding of regular shapes and tessellation.

<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>

Distance Tables or Distance Charts, learn how to read and also practice with this football related powerpoint and accompanying worksheet.

Converting between Mixed Numbers and Improper Fractions

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.

An excel document that gives randomized pie charts with questions and solutions as percentages. A great exercise for KS2 and KS3 students to revise percentages and pie charts.

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

Boost numeracy, four operations of number, negative numbers multiplying and dividing by multiples of ten, fully differentiated with answers. Ideal for use in form time or as a lesson starter.

Take away homework. probably about a half terms worth of activities if taken seriously!

Chance to test pupils ability to generate odd, even, big small numbers etc given 3 or 4 random digits.

Combine the algebraic terms to give the required expression

BIDMAS BODMAs, Excel document which creates randomly questions on BIDMAS. Great to use for starter or pleanary activity or general assessment game.

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

This is a suitable starter for the KS3 sequences topic. It is in excel format and can be printed as a worksheet to give out to students.