Beat the Clock game. Excellent starter, especially if you want them to settle down really quick, I normally put 10 minutes on the stop watch. They then have to complete the questions as quickly as possible they then mark down the time they finish and as a class we mark them. Pupils can try and improve their score and time each time. You can easily change it so it can include decimals to make it more challenging.

Add the two terms together to get the next level and so on.

Maths tutorial. Written multiplication methods. Powerpoint to show method of working out the multiplication of decimals including examples and questions. Any problems message me.

Worksheet with plenty of practice using the chunking method, also includes questions with remainders and some division problem solving.

Basic loop cards blank, to fill in. Although there are some labels showing where questions and answers should go.

Worksheet with lots of practice gradually getting harder. With challenge at the end.

This is a worksheet with lots of practice including prime factor trees for the first section. Section two includes questions for finding the HCF and LCM when using Venn Diagrams. Please note there is no explanation it is litterally just lots of questions to get pupils practicing.

This worksheet is about converting recurring decimals into fractions and back again.

To be used as a plenary. Assessing pupil progress.

Exit cards can be used for assessing pupils progress at the end of the lesson. I have done a set for Pythagoras which includes a starter on one side and plenary on the other

Find the nth term of a linear sequence followed by the 10th and 15th term. Extension quadratic sequences (basic) (3 A4 pages in total)

Basic cards the values are a = 2 b = 3 c = 5 d = 6 I use this as the first task and then they produce their own set to show further understanding.

A simple assessment for pupils working in groups getting information about contribution, and improvement they make on their topic. Used with year 7