Every sum has a matching answer in the table. Can you find the odd cell out? There are three versions in varying degrees of difficulty, plus a blank table so students can create their own. (Mixed numbers are not included in this exercise.)

This is a trigonometry work/activity booklet intended to be used as a supplement to teaching. It includes a variety of exercises covering Pythagoras, Trig ratios, the Sine Rule and the Cosine Rule. This booklet can be used with GCSE students of any level as it includes questions aimed at different abilities. There are some very difficult problems (marked with asterisks *) which are best suited for the highest ability students or those who enjoy a challenge! It is also ideally suited to be used for GCSE trig revision. Please let me know if you spot any grammatical, spelling or mathematical errors!

Starting from one of the shaded cells, find a route to the opposite shaded cell so that each fraction you land on is equivalent to 1/2. You may only move one space horizontally or vertically each time – no diagonal moves allowed! There are three mazes in varying degrees of difficulty, plus a blank maze so students can create their own. (This resource is based on the algebraic expressions maze from MEI)

Every question has a matching answer in the table. Can you find the odd cell out? There are three versions in varying degrees of difficulty, plus a blank table so students can create their own. Addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of fractions (including mixed numbers and improper fractions) are all included in this exercise.

25 questions of varying degrees of difficulty covering the Year 8 topics of: Co-ordinate geometry and basic equations Transformations Speed, distance and time Maths general knowledge These questions are perfectly suited for a year 8 revision lesson and can be modified to fit individual class needs. The answers to the questions are also attached.

25 questions of varying degrees of difficulty covering the Year 7 topics of: Perimeter and Area of basic and compound shapes Surface Area, Volume and Capacity Rounding (dp and sf) and Estimation Maths general knowledge These questions are perfectly suited for a year 7 revision lesson and can be modified to fit individual class needs. The answers to the questions are also attached.

One slide is dedicated to each week number in the year. Students are asked to shout out whether they think this number is prime, square, cube, triangular, perfect or a Fibonacci number. Additionally they are asked to write the number in terms of Roman numerals and to find the factors of the number. This PowerPoint is easily customisable to include properties of numbers relevant to specific classes. Perfect for a weekly Year 7 lesson starter! Please let me know if you find any mistakes.