Practising prime factor decomposition, all numbers have 4 prime factors and they have to fit in around the large number in the small boxes.

A set of triangles stacked on top of each other - the aim is to find the length of the top line using Pythagoras repeatedly. All lengths on the integers sheet should be integers and there is a surds based sheet as an extension. Based on this resource but without the trigonometry! http://www.greatmathsteachingideas.com/2012/03/12/trigonometry-pile-up/

A worksheet to practice all 4 transformations. Complete instruction 1 to get shape 2, complete instruction 2 on shape 2 to get shape 3 etc.

This is a battleships based bearing game. I use it as me vs the class for an introduction to basic bearings. Red = Hit, Green = miss. Use the second page to edit where the colours appear.

A powerpoint that introduces standard form. All answers are included. Questions are differentiated with core and extension.

A worksheet to practice drawing straight line graphs using a grid of values. X-values are left blank so students can pick. I generally encourage them to use 0,1,2,3.

An excel spreadsheet with integer based questions for the four operations. Answers can be hidden and new sheets generated. Make sure you enable macros!