A resource focusing on proportion, scaling recipes under given requirements. Could extend to include ratio. Questions are Cakes (easy) Pies (medium) Cookies (Hard). Designed for a weak year 8 class, but suited for all levels, and is easily adapted.

Poorly designed questionnaire sold to the class as something they needed to do prior to tests so I could see how revision habits affected test scores.

Engaging resource providing examples of indirect proportion using classic Disney films.

Resource designed to help pupils read and understand TV schedules. Based of a resource found on PrimaryResources and designed for a weak ability year 8 class. First page is designed to be easier than the second, and focuses on pupils determining the length of a TV show. The third page focuses on pupils using two factors to figure out the missing value.

Tree Diagrams and Batman

Toy story and probability. Tree Diagrams, Sample Spaces with a differentiated starter. Can all be adapted for different abilities.

Matching task based upon the Data Pointed Dancing Factorisations and inspiration drawn from many blogs mentioned below. Includes Visual Representation of Factorisation; Number Cards as well as the decomposition. Edit: Mistakes in original. Now corrected! Any more let me know

Jigsaw based on the different types of unemployment, measures of unemployment and scenarios of different types of unemployment.

Jigsaw based on the components of aggregate demand along with different factors that could influence each of the components. Need to download the Tarsia software http://www.mmlsoft.com/index.php/products/tarsia Scroll down to the bottom of the page for “Formulator Tarsia Installation Package”

A weeks worth of activities for maths week, including interactive challenges and some TedEd talks on different aspects of maths. Used resources from Nrich, Transum, borrowed some quotes from @nathanday314’s wonderful presentation.

Card Sort based off log proof questions as well as solving log equations. Was designed with inspiration from the Susan Wall/MEI Log proofs card sort - however a class had struggled with seeing where to start different questions so made this to support them. 2 proofs and 3 questions. Cards are in solution order.