Here is a revision poster I made for our students sitting the higher tier of Maths. It shows everything students need to know as re call. You can also colour code the work depending on when your scheme of work cover the material. Our students are all given these from year 9 when we start the GCSE material. I hope they help. Let me know your thoughts

Complete interactive lesson on drawing angles on notebook (smartboard) file. Let me know what you think?

After a mock with my foundation class that performed poorly on this question I created one to review their learning. It may save you some time. Cheers

Complete lesson on missing angles using trigonometry. It builds of a previous lesson on Missing Sides that you can find. \nHope you find it useful.\nLet me know your thoughts\nCheers

Lesson on currency exchange and conversion. After the high level of currency exchange questions in the GCSE and a half term of travelling I put this together. Please let me know what you think?

- Creating rangoli patterms to display. The students create reflections.

Complete lesson with activities using the Fraction Grid attached and use in the lesson to show which fractions are equivalent.

Complete lesson with activities and answers for easy percentages. Starter of halving.

Completed Lesson created with an introduction to reading timetables, then 10 different timetables (5 train and 5 bus) with attached questions to place around the classroom.\nAnswers in the PPT. \nPretty much print and deliver the lesson (I hope)\nLet me know what you think

A series of booklets for review of algebra, statistics and geometry. Suitable for 7th grade but could be used for 6th or 8th.

Introduction to fractions and comparing different fractions using fraction grid. Aligned with Common Core State Standards: 3.NF.1, Number and Operations: Fractions; 4.NF.2, Number and Operations: Fractions.

Here are 6 lessons in order with differentiated activities on linear sequences. This sequence of lessons takes learners on the journey of discovering the nth term of sequences. Let me know what you think

Full lesson on the Sine Rule. Please let me know what you think?\nFeel free to check out my other trig lessons uploaded.\nHope they help you\nCheers

Used together my other lesson on currency conversion, this is nearly all the conversion question from Edexcel papers I could find in the last few years.\nWorked solutions provided.\nPlease let me know what you think.

Here is a sequence of 6 lessons that takes student through metric units, conversion to imperial units, speed distance time, mass density and volume. Also there is a review lesson to revise everything over the topic. \nPlease let me know what you think.

A fantastic basic lesson for students to practice new buttons on their calculators. Easy to follow and everything is on the powerpoint. Students really enjoy it Let me know what you think

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This is simply a lesson on deriving the quadratic formula. This is a activity for the students to cut up and place the proof in order.\nCheers

Complete lesson with assessment question about expanding brackets. Lesson uses smart board software. Please let me know what you think?\nCheers

First lesson in a while shared... This is a lesson I put together on Proportional Reasoning for high ability KS3 students to try and stretch their understanding in mathematics, while at the same time connecting it to a real life situation. Please let me know what you think? Cheers