Maths classroom display on the topic of careers for Mathematics students. Display posters show potential careers and pathway for Maths students. This is a visually appealing collection of 10 careers for mathematicians posters to use as a display to brighten up your classroom. There are two different formats to download - informational posters as well as more visual posters. The resource comes as a PDF and will print up to and including A3 size. The resource may be able to be printed in larger sizes without losing print quality. These business careers posters have been developed using information found on the National Careers Service website. All images have an appropriate license. Benefits: Designed by a highly experienced outstanding teacher and former head of careers - the work has been done, so put your feet up! Stimulating visual design that should appeal to all learners and help support SEN/ EAL learners Promote careers to your students that build on the skills and knowledge learnt in class Please check out our other resources – new resources are being added all the time.

Our maths posters have had a revamp and they’re better than ever! Set of 30 colourful posters featuring a variety of mathematical vocabulary. Posters feature diagrams and examples, as well as clear definitions for each piece of vocabulary. They’re a fantastic addition to any mathematics classroom, or for alternate use, they work great as revision/flash cards! The following words are included: Arithmetic Sequence Acute Angle Bearing Chord Circumference Coefficient Congruent Correlation Diameter Formula Gradient Improper Fraction Irrational Numbers Mean Median Mode Obtuse Angle Parallel Perpendicular Perimeter Prime Number Radius Range Reflex Angle Regular Polygon Scale Factor Square Number Symmetry Transformations Unit Fraction Set to be printed on A4 but can be blown up to A3 or shrunk to A5 depending on preference.

Careers in Maths . A fully-resourced lesson (1 hour +) which can be used by teachers to deliver a detailed lesson on Careers in Maths Learning Outcomes: To understand the skills Maths provides. To understand the different career routes linked to Maths. To explore a wide variety of jobs closely associated with skills that Maths helps to develop. Key terms STEM, Compulsory, Stockbroker, Mathematics, Every Day, Finance Each Lesson Pack Contains: 1 Fully Editable Careers PowerPoint (Learning Outcomes, Confidence Checkers, Assessment of Learning, Variety of Tasks, Video Embedded URL Clips, Engaging Premium Quality Slides, Extra Support Websites, Challenging & Thoughtful Questioning) Assessment Opportunity (Confidence Checker) The lesson includes a detailed PowerPoint, variety of student facing tasks and comprehension tasks These resources have been designed to be engaging, informative and pick up and teach. Why not check out some of our latest PSHE super bundles below: Personal Finance as a young adult Online Safety + Staying Safe Y12 Survival Kit - Personal Safety Y11 Survival Kit - Revision + Exam Stress British Values Explored Bundle PSHE - Debating Topical Issues Society, Body Image + Peer Pressure Finance Risk + Online Safety

Hidden Maths skills that are drawing attention to some basic Maths concepts that can sometimes cause confusion amongst students. A pdf file ready to print with title pages too!

A handy Maths Toolkit designed to support independent learning across a range of mathematical concepts. This printable resource includes a variety of visual aids such as bar models, part-whole models, number lines, number tracks, a hundreds square, and more to help children choose the most appropriate strategy when solving problems. Perfect for table mats, maths working walls, or independent use during lessons. You can print this resource, hole punch and turn it into a booklet/toolkit for each child to use. Alternatively, print the pages/representations you need one at a time! Please note no widgits are included in this download.

A handy KS2 Maths Toolkit designed to support independent learning across a wide range of mathematical concepts. This printable resource includes key visual aids and reference materials, such as place value charts, number lines, bar models, part-whole models, multiplication grids, Roman numerals, prime, square and cube numbers, and more, helping children select the most appropriate strategy when solving problems. Perfect for table mats, maths working walls, or independent use during lessons. Print the full resource, hole-punch the pages and create a personalised maths toolkit for each child, or print individual pages as and when you need them. Please note no widgits are included in this download.

Contains x4 iceberg template mats numberblock coloured style penguins for sticking numberblock coloured penguins for number formation numbered penguins

How many altogether Comes with 3 worksheets 8 Sentence strips Jars 0-10 plus a blank stem sentence card

1 more and 1 less houses, can be used with numbers, numicon, loose parts

cards 0-10 with multi link cube patterns, build the number then count the cubes used. Includes formation number to trace

Add 2 different coloured dots to each 10 frame to show number bonds to 10 great with paint/bingo dabbers, finger paints or to colour

Add dots to the 10 frames to show doubles Great with paint/bingo dabbers, finger paints or to colour

This resource covers maths skills required for Physics GCSE exam questions (combined science physics also). It is a power point with over 70 slides that include; teaching the required skills, practice tasks and selected past exam questions embedded (from EDEXCEL but could be used for any exam board as practice). It is organised in an order that flows from one skill to another with action buttons that take you directly to each skill and home buttons so you can easily return to the home slide. This resource can be used at the start of the GCSE course (by providing pupils with a copy of the equation sheet) or as revision before the exam when pupils should know the required equations. This cannot be done in 1 lesson and could be spread over a number of lessons or dipped into when a skill is required! Much of this is relevant to Biology and Chemistry also. Skills covered are: Standard index units Significant figures Converting units Equations - Substitution Equations - rearranging Standard form Percentage and efficiency Ratios Unfamiliar Equations Graph interpretation Gradients

This 100+ page PowerPoint comprehensively covers the maths skills needed to succeed in GCSE science. The powerpoint has explanations, questions and answers for the skills. Covering: -Decimals, fractions, ratios and percentages -Standard form Estimates -Order of magnitude -Converting units -Appropriate number of significant figures -Mean, median and mode -Frequency tables and diagrams, histograms and bar charts -Scatter diagrams and correlations -Simple probability -Mathematical symbols (=, <, <<, >>, >, etc) -Rearranging equations -Solving simple algebraic equations -Translating between graphical and numerical form -y=mx+c -Determining the gradient of a graph -Calculating a rate of change -Calculating surface areas and volume

Includes several round all answers included and no printing required. Made for gcse foundation students however very accessible for KS3. Round 1 - name the christmas song Round 2 - Maths Christmas Problems Round 3 -Christmas Anagrams Round 4 - Christmas Films Round 5 - 12 days of Christmas maths questions Round 6 - Logos Easily last 1-2 hours depending on how long you have.

Various sentence starters used in my Y3 class to support children’s explanations of Maths understanding. Created on speech bubbles which can be added to displays as introduced.

Master Probability for GCSE Higher Maths with this comprehensive Try, Review, Identify, Practise workbook, designed to support students working towards grades 6–9. This professionally structured resource provides complete coverage of Probability topics from the GCSE Higher specification using authentic past exam questions. Ideal for classroom teaching, homework, intervention, tutoring, or independent revision. What’s Included Full Probability topic coverage for GCSE Higher Maths Structured Try, Review, Identify, Practise method Two closely matched exam-style questions per skill Questions taken from real GCSE past papers Complete mark scheme (including shadow answers) RAG (Red/Amber/Green) self-assessment on every question Print-ready PDF – no preparation required Topics Covered Completing and reading frequency trees Finding probabilities from Venn Diagrams Calculating probabilities of independent events using P(…) notation Working out expected values for biased events Union, intersection, and complements of sets Determining probabilities of combined outcomes (sample space not given) Probabilities of chains of outcomes Successive dependent events Calculating probabilities using two-way tables Probabilities from stem and leaf diagrams Independent events using tree diagrams Dependent events using tree diagrams Conditional probability using Venn diagrams Algebraic expressions for multiple chains of outcomes The Try, Review, Identify, Practise Approach Each skill is practised using two parallel exam questions: Try the first question independently Review using the mark scheme Identify mistakes or misconceptions Practise immediately with the shadow question This structure builds confidence, accuracy, and exam technique, helping students secure methods before working independently. Perfect For GCSE Higher Maths classroom lessons Homework and weekly revision tasks Intervention and catch-up sessions Private tutoring Independent study Cover lessons (fully self-contained) Why This Resource Works Exam-authentic questions from past papers Systematic coverage across 14 distinct skills Structured repetition without overload Encourages reflection using RAG ratings Strong focus on logic and multi-step probability problems Student Benefits Clear progression through all Probability topics Practice with genuine GCSE exam questions Immediate application of each skill twice Builds confidence and exam readiness Helps identify strengths and gaps quickly Part of a complete 28-workbook GCSE Higher Maths revision course. Can be used standalone or as part of a structured revision programme – Week 11 in the Trip Maths sequence.

Football Mental Maths Game Penalty Shoot Out Maths Game Football inspired maths fun. This is a Penalty Shootout game for the whole class. There are 5 game sheets included with a total of 105 questions. These are quick fire mental maths questions designed to get students thinking on their feet! ✎ Contents: This resource includes: • 5 game sheets – each with 21 mental maths questions. • Teachers notes. • All answers. The questions are mental math questions, for example: What is 1,000 minus 2? What is 7 squared? What is 2.3 add 1.4? ✦ Objectives: This resource has been designed to practice: • Mental Maths • Times Tables • Addition – including some negative numbers. • Subtraction • Multiplication – including some negative numbers. • Division – including some negative numbers. • Multiplying by 10 • Multiplying by 100 • Dividing by 10 • Square Numbers • Adding simple fractions • Fractions of amounts • Adding simple decimals • Converting fractions, decimals and percentages • 2D shape properties • Metric Measurements ✦ Notes: All answers are included. These questions should take at least an hour. ✷ Suggestions: You could also use these worksheets as a partner activity, with 2 students competing to score the most goals. ✎ Teacher’s Instructions - Match Rules • Divide the players into 2 teams – e.g., blue and red (or choose team names). • Each team nominates one person to take the 1st penalty. The nominated students from each team both stand up. The teacher asks the blue team question 1 to the blue team player and awards a penalty if the student answers correctly. The red team penalty taker is then asked the matching red question 1 and is awarded a penalty if the answer is correct. • Another person from each team is then chosen to take the 2nd penalty. • Play continues for 10 rounds (10 questions) and then the number of goals is added up for each team. • If there is a draw, play goes to extra time. Each team chooses their best player to take the final penalty. Only one question is asked to both team players and the 1st player to answer correctly wins the whole match for their team. • At the end of the match, players in the winning team pick a “man of the match” - the student who they think played the best. • This game can also be played by groups of students by allowing one student to be the “teacher”. • It might be fun if the teacher uses their whistle and acts as the referee. • Teachers may also want to allow a victory dance/celebration on scoring a penalty! ♥ You may also like: Balancing Equations Earth Day Maths Animals Time Word Problems ☞ To view my other resources, please go to Maths Shop

A detailed and comprehensive maths investigation based on designing and running your own theme park. Task 1: Planning your site using squared paper on a £500,000 budget Task 2: Running your theme park Task 3: Deciding on entry price (revised) Task 4: Profit on entry fee (revised) Task 5 - Profit & Loss Task 6 - Annual Profit Task 7 - Making Improvements Task 8 - Running your theme park Task 9 - Entry Fee Task 10 - How many visitors? Task 11 - What are your profits Task 12 - Taxes and Insurance Task 13 - Your loan 18 further tasks now included taking you up to the final season (season 3) The investigation gives the children opportunities to practise key aspects of number including adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing and finding percentages of numbers. The investigation takes the children through step by step, they are in complete control of their spending and decide exactly what is included in their park. It also gives the children an insight to running a business with taxes, insurance and running costs all included. They learn about the power of marketing and the effect this has on the visitors to their park and their profit. We have also included a spreadsheet which children can type into to work out their profit or loss and a smart board file to help with your teaching. Finally, we have added a ‘design an advert’ competition where the winner wins some spending money for their park.

Developed to support assessment of key aspects of the NCETM Mastering Number Included: Subitising Composition Counting Ordering

A specialised Maths KS3 Booklet. The booklet begins at higher level KS2 allowing students to increase their confidence and understanding of what is expected of them. This booklet is especially useful for lower level students who stuggle with confidence levels or students who indentify as SEND. It is designed by someone who is trained in dialectical behaviour therapy and uses this approach throughout as a way to create a resource that is not only useful but enjoyable. To create this booklet, an understanding of curriculum based learning is used. It takes a hollistic approach to Maths and is split into the 6 main components of the curriculum. Allowing students, teachers and parents an opportunity to cover the fundementals of the Maths curriculum in just over 70 pages!