A worksheet with blanks to fill and an accompanying list of words to use focusing on the limitations of fiscal policy.

Two sets of data. 30 items in each data set. How much time is spent Christmas shopping by husbands and by wives. How much money is spent on gifts from husbands and from wives. Could be used across all classes in a variety of ways. E.g. ask students to produce a report for a retailer; Ask students to find the mean of each data set; ask students to put the data into stem and leaf diagrams, boxplots and interpret.

Circles with parts drawn on so that pupils can clearly label and then stick in their books or for homework.

test on next term and term to term rules and nth term.

HCF, LCM, prime factor decomposition, estimating square roots. Could be used for a test/ homework/ revision/ recap/ starter etc

Sheet with examples and explanations about simple and compound interest. A couple of questions left for pupils to attempt first/ to copy down as teacher explains.

Fiscal Policy past exam style essay questions. Could be used for homework or revision.

Questions about fiscal policy - expenditure. Complement to 'fiscal policy expenditure powerpoint presentation'

A template for pupils to annotate with selected circle theorem proof/examples/ notes. Could be used for starter/plenary/ revision.

A worksheet with boxes for pupils to fill in about the balance of payments financial account.

Pupils calculate the balance of payments current account. first they categorize the different types of entries and then complete the calculation.

Test/ Revision on solving simultaneous equations and quadratic equations and inequalities.

5 questions - could be used for a homework.

In order to get a pass at A’Level Maths you MUST put in at least one hour of independent work for every one hour of class time. Just attending class and doing the homework IS NOT ENOUGH except in very exceptional cases. So what could you be doing in those hours… -how, hints , why - for each suggestion. A four page handout outlining in detail what students need to be doing.

To guide pupils into using their time wisely. Could be used as personalised homework - pupils must select from the types of activities identified.

Originally used with high achieving students who may not cope well with stress for fear of failure. A lesson / extra curricular session with suggested activities.

Critical thinking skills lesson - watch 12 angry men and then ask pupils to complete these questions.

templates to use for introducing the concept of budgetary position and national debt

A pupil sheet outlining an activity to design own probability game and suggested lead in activity.

Year 7/8 number test. Negatives, decimals and simple conversions