Students are given 10 expressions with brackets in them, and two anwsers for each. They must identify which answer is correct. The wrong ones are designed to catch key misconceptions. Solutions provided. Let me know what you think.

Students are presented with 5 questions, and two answers for each. They must identify which is correct and which is wrong. Solutions provided. The second sheet (the template) is a blank copy to get students to make their own Tick or Trash activity on Circle Theorems. Let me know what you think.

In this activity you have to mark the answers provided by two different students, correcting any mistakes as you go. Let me know what you think.

Worksheets based on the Maths4Real videos task or "Tick or Trash", with the added label of "improve" for when students spot something that isn't necessarily wrong but can be improved. This version deals with standard form.

Minion themed tick or trash on substitution into basic expressions. Both can be wrong - I do this so pupils have to show their working to support their answer. The challenge question involves negatives also

Learners work the questions out from the middle column. Learners complete working out in their book. The tick the answer they have right and trash the answer they have wrong. Learners then state who is better at solving equations. Learners do enjoy this and especially when its famous people they like.

A 3 part interactive lesson 1. Angle estimating game 2. How to work out bearings. 3. Tick or Trash plenary using the recent volcanic ash cloud. Any improvements please suggest.

Learners work on the questions from the middle column in their book. Once they have the answer they tick the correct answer and trash the wrong answer. Then learners state who is better at simultaneous equations. Sometimes I add in two of the wrong answers in the same question to test learners are completing them correctly while also checking their understanding.

Christmas themed - A tick or trash activity that covers rounding to decimal places and significant figures along with some much simpler rounding questions. Pupils to decide who has the correct answer, the Grinch or Monty the Penguin. BOTH CAN BE WRONG Hope this is useful - Comments and feedback would be nice as this is my first upload :-)

Tick or trash activity that builds on fraction skills. Encourages using the lowest common denominator and simplifying fractions Extension questions at the bottom that link in mixed numbers ANSWERS MAY NEED TO BE CHECKED/EDITED as when I do these with my class I often have one or two questions when both of them are wrong to encourage pupils to check their answers, promote discussion and build confidence with the skill.

Multiplication, division and brackets laws. Change names to suit your own school.

Tick or trash on simplifying surds. Liverpool Fc and Everton themed Both can be wrong and both can be right (not sure if this is the case for this one) The answer that is wrong has either not been fully simplified or is a common mistake

Step-by-step method to put into correct order, and 'tick or trash' activity - finding correct answer, and spotting mistakes on incorrect ones. Good starter/plenary activity.

Full lesson. Differentiated activities. Frame-worked worksheets. Kin-aesthetic card activity. Tick or trash student assessor plenary. If you use it, please review it!

Single bracket expansions involving positives and negatives. Challenge questions included YOU WILL NEED TO DOUBLE CHECK ANSWERS as when I use these I often have questions where both are wrong to promote discussion with pupils and to get them to become confident in questioning given answer options

Ratio Paint Mixing Tick or Trash AFL Activity use with ActivExpression or Mini Whiteboards

Minions themed tick or trash on adding and subtracting fractions with different denominators. one is correct and the other has made a slight calculation mistake or not simplified fully. The challenge questions involve mixed number Engaged my year 10's

Worksheets based on the Maths4Real videos task or "Tick or Trash", with the added label of "improve" for when students spot something that isn't necessarily wrong but can be improved. This version deals with area and perimeter of rectangles, triangles, parallelograms and L-shapes.

A KS3 worksheet set of questions on percentages, decimals, fractions and ratio. Ideal for revision and pupil assessment. This set of open- ended questions is good as a starter or plenary activity to assess and to consolidate learning. It helps learners assess their own learning and to work with others as well as on their own. It also helps to reveal any misconceptions and learners to discuss their ideas and understanding more openly.

Two lessons on solving inequalities. One with just the algebra and the second includes forming them from worded situations. The powerpoints have been made to go with exercises from 10 Ticks that are indicated on the title screen. If you liked this resource then please check out my other stuff on here! :)

ActivInspire Flipchart for use with an IWB during whole class teaching on topic of FLIPCHART Number - Level 7 Indices Tick or Trash Plenary – this has been used at KS4 for whole class teaching. The flipchart can be used in the current format or further adapted by adding to the teaching resource lesson activities.