The first ppt is only on time series and suitable for GCSE maths. The second and third ppt moving averages and seasonal variations with the word documents are targetted at GCSE statistics

A set of worksheets on term to term rule

A set of exam questions to revise trigonometry.

ppt on averages of grouped data - can be edited to suit weaker pupils and has challenge questions incorporated too. Contains modal interval, median intervals, estimating the mean and the median with common misconceptions covered. Blank worksheets are included and ANSWERS too!

Differentiated worksheets on perimeter of compound L shapes

2 lessons worth of materials on error intervals. Includes smartboard and most answers. I used with a year 8 top set.

A powerpoint on combinations of transformations including exam questions and answers

A powerpoint on real life graphs focusing on fixed charges and gradient interpretation

Lots of different types of questions on estimating.

A series of worksheets I have added to from a colleague (Tina). They build up to reliability and outliers.

A compilation of exam style questions and problem solving questions on nets.

Scaffolded visual worksheets for weaker pupils to understand estimating square roots.

smartboard and worksheets on properties of 2d shapes.

A summary of A’level year 13 trigonometry including differentiation and integration. I copy it double sided on a coloured card for students

I am currently working on putting together a 2 a day challenge for 100 days (which would take me to mid May). You can choose to use it as a weekly homework! I am not marking as such - scanning for correct answers and traffic lighting a spreadsheet with all students on it. A content table of which exam paper and question number with worked solution is provided weekly. (I upload to Teams). The solutions are worked answers from Physics Maths Tutor and Mathsgenie. I am currently teaching Ch7 in A2 so the questions reflect where I am upto. I have uploaded word document and pdf’s (of solutions) so people can change questions as they wish.

2 powerpoints. The first calculating scalar vectors and parallel vectors. The second adding and subtracting vectors.