I started writing these short revision document for each unit as a help to those with lower literacy skills and those who are unlikely to read too much from a commercial book. My background is DT/Electronics and definitely not English. I am not precious about any of it so please email me with additions/alterations/errors so I can correct and re-share. These sit literally side by side on my Maths website with a similar document linking to resources for each section. https://sites.google.com/view/gcsemaths/home

As I was looking to expand my skill set in Python I wrote some scripts that allow the user to:- select the length of time between questions select the quantity of questions Most offer 3 levels of Question. Spiral 2 Lowest (2,5,10 Times tables), Spiral 3 Mid (3,4 & 8) Spiral 4 Highest to 12 Give a countdown from 3 seconds before changing questions Show the answers at the end I then used Auto-py-to-exe to create .exe files. If you don’t trust me .exe files then let me know and I will release the python code and you can do it yourself. TIP Font Size. When you run it for the first time, right click the top title bar of the window and select settings, then select an appropriate font size. I use 28.

I struggled for years with a Diary and Organisers both leaving me to fill in loads of information. I came up with this spreadsheet. I type in my timetable once and a formatted diary picks up my timetable and writes it into a 2 page for 1 week diary page. Works with a 5 lesson 1 or 2 week timetable. Before printing I have to write in the first Monday of the term’s date and then the spreadsheet will fill in the rest of the dates. I can type in before and after school duties and clubs, then they will print out on each of the rest of the pages. Print this out as a booklet and away you go. I split it and put it in a filofax or just Print it out onto A4. Here you will get a copy of the spreadsheet and a video of me talking through the instructions of what to do. Edit July 23 I have updated this added ToDo Notes 1 page per month Diary Increased Font Size in Diary I have left my timetable in for next year just so you can see what I have done. I copy my who timetable as a picture to the front of the Diary page it is very helpful (See pics)

A resource for SEND students. A document with video links on how to set up the above areas on both Google Docs and Microsoft Word.

5 Booklets (with Answers) with 3 pages of questions per week. S2 is Year 2 NC levels TTs 1,2,5,10 plus place value S3 is Year 3 NC level TTs 1,2,3,4,5,8,10 S4 is Year 4 NC levels TTs 1 to 12 S5 is KS(ish) TT’s -12 to +12 S6 is KS4 Foundation(ish)

I talk through the process of making algorithms, screen design and coding making a conversion between Denary, Binary and Hex using Javascript. Follow along and make the apps. I will be adding the Caesar Cipher and some Maths screens later. Video Playlist https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkQRbLWqm8G3aOnFxGRRoisQ3-MZ2jRT3

A Caeser cipher shifts each letter up a certain number of spaces up the alphabet to make it unreadable. To decode it you take away a number from the code to get back to the original message. The 3 Videos take you through how to make the screen, how to code the code button and how to code the decoding button. Algorithm Get message in upper case loop for each letter in message find ascii number for letter store in CC if not a space CC!=32 add on a set number CC=CC+5 if CC>90 number is greater than 90 (Z) take away 26 CC=CC-26 add charactor with number to the message Display the cipher message

Here is a series of videos that you can follow to make a series of Screens on Javascript which combine into a Phone App. The videos concentrate on building the screen and then coding and testing. In the end you will have a homepage with links to the different pages. Times Tables 1 Dice 2 Dice Coin Toss Timer Game Tappy Tap App

A cross over Maths and DT enrichment activity. With some Fibonacci thrown in as an extension task. Step by Step on how to draw a bedroom in 1 point perspective using the principles applied to enlargement. You will needs lots of rulers, rubbers and teach them to use light construction lines until the end.

The opposite of pointless. Send out 10 questions a week (Supplied) to staff and the spreadsheet collates points for the same answers. For example Flavour of crisps - Ready Salted will get more reposnses (hence points) than sweet thia chilli. The Spreadsheet collates most popular answers, calculates the scores and creates a league table. What do you have to do? Copy and paste the questions into a form - Distribute form Copy and paste the reponses to the spreadsheet Adjust for spellings and typos S/ V, Salt and Vinegar, Salt & Vinegar Send out league table and most popular answers with next weeks form

Fun activity that introduces Conditional Formating. Written for Google Docs but works as well on Excel. Set up a 10 by 10 grid that changes colour of both the background and text depending on what you set up. Instructions are step by step. An example, sheet is done. Extension task using countif to add up the numbers of each colour. I did a video to help some. https://youtu.be/cQuXENAkkn8

I have roughly and quickly have collated the wonderful resources produced by others and organised them by Edexcel Specification Point. I have not downloaded their work or am I trying to steal their thunder or clicks. If people download it it should increase their web traffic. This sits side by side with the revision notes from my website. https://sites.google.com/view/gcsemaths/home Where the documents will be updated as we go. I am not precious about these and would love to collaborate, please email me any additions you make so I can make them available for all.

Follow the video on how to make charts in Google Sheets

This is a spreadsheet that is set up to generate lots of different types of questions. Including 1to12 multiplication, mixed arithmetic, multiple digit addition, subtraction, division and multiplication. FDP and ordering. Press F9 and bingo a new set of sums.

2 things to do in the time. Find as many words out of 6 letters. Answer questions on a quiz.

Video’s explaining the basics of an Arduino set up complete with Physics and Electronics Input. We have a lockdown hi tech club and this is part of the package. We have done 2 so far but aiming at one a week.