Students can discover more about Carl Friedrich Gauss in a fun and interactive way. Zero preparation for the teacher! Gauss is considered to be a master of mathematics, revolutionizing number theory. He also contributed to physical sciences. Students respond to open-ended questions in this nicely presented resource.

GCSE Maths revision problems, for algebra. Includes full answers.

Algebra revision sheet with answers for GCSE maths

Revision worksheet and answers for GCSE maths

Straight line graphs worksheet and answers for GCSE maths. The idea behind this is that there is no teacher preparation required!

Surds revision worksheet (and answers) for GCSE maths

Direct and inverse proportion worksheet with answers.

Students find who kidnapped Santa! Complete a range of two step equations. Complete with sheet and answer key to solving the problem!

Designed to help learners differentiate between positive and negative numbers

A crossword for students to practice negative numbers

Six algebra sheets (with answers) created for year 10. Includes answers. Can be used for homework or classwork.

Negative numbers, includes a game (including printable playing cards). Slides include practical applications for negative numbers including overdrafts and a worksheet based on the same.

Wordsearch and crossword for 2D shapes. Presented with editable Illustrator files for use within your school context

Make maths fun with these Year 2 (KS1) addition and subtraction word problem challenge cards! Illustrated by lovely large images to help your children relate maths problems to real-life scenarios.

Students can discover more about famous mathematicians in a fun and interactive way. Zero preparation for the teacher! From Ada Lovelace to Willard Gibbs there are many famous mathematicians. But how many do your students know? Students respond to open-ended questions in this nicely presented resource. Two suggestions for delivery: Give all of the students the same mathematician. Maximum 10 minutes for each. Who can go through the set fastest? Give different groups different mathematicians. Then present.

An activity to help students practice maths coordinates at Christmas.

Can you crack these festive codes? Complete with answer sheet.

Cut the triangles out, and the students fit them back together to create the larger triangle. A great differentiated resource that is certain to engage your students and cement their knowledge of positive and negative numbers.

Can you crack these festive codes? Complete with answer sheet.

Complete pack including presentation, step by step guide, tasks and teacher presentation. Well presented and with full answers.