Bright and cheerful Gradient of a straight Line A4 poster with cats, making gradients obvious for the pupils.

The two resources with the answers are available. The resource 1 is Simple and Compound Interest: Fill in the Blanks, is designed to help students compare simple and compound interest through guided practice. A great way to scaffold understanding is to have students fill in the blanks for both SI and CI, allowing them to actively work through the calculations. Having both types of interest alongside each other helps students clearly see the differences: simple interest is based only on the principal amount, while compound interest accumulates on both the principal and the interest. This approach encourages students to compare the two methods and strengthens their understanding of how interest works in different financial contexts. The resource 2 is Simple Interest extension problems for finding the amount of years and the interest rate with 2 worked examples, 2 problems each and a challenging task. Both resources include answers and are formatted on A5-sized sheets, with two worksheets printed on each A4 page, making it convenient for classroom use.

The task shown in the image is a collection of mathematical problems designed to enhance students’ understanding of geometry, algebra, and proportional reasoning through both visual and analytical methods. It involves working with shapes, areas, fractions, and expressions, requiring students to analyze diagrams, perform calculations, and simplify algebraic terms. The problems encourage logical reasoning, spatial visualization, and the application of algebraic rules to solve real-world and abstract mathematical scenarios. By combining diagrams with symbolic representations, the task integrates visual learning with abstract mathematical thinking. The resource includes answers and is formatted on A5-sized sheets, with two worksheets printed on each A4 page, making it convenient for classroom use.

Twenty-five facts about dolphins: appearance, senses, communication, social life, facts about their body structure with the use of technical vocabulary.

A story starter about the Pink Unicorn and the Black Unicorn with a unicorn theme background. There are four small paragraphs already written and the pupil also needs to fill in the gaps with adjectives and adverbs.

Lesson starters suitable for a range of abilities Y7 to Y9 classes. Eight on each page.

Number Maze: Start with number 10. Work through the number maze, filling in all the squares. What is the last number in the right bottom conner? Sutable from Y3 onwards as a warm up, main task or exit ticket. Print four on the same page.