Secondary maths collection

Welcome secondary maths teachers! Are you looking for quality assured resources, designed to make lesson planning easier? Spanning across multiple topics and key stages, this extensive collection, hand-picked by members of the Tes maths panel, is the perfect starting point...
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    Prime numbers

    Lesson presentations and activities

    • A worksheet and PowerPoint covering prime numbers.

      • prime-numbers.pdf
      • Prime-Numbers.pptx

      Reviews

      minutemail5 years ago3

      Please be aware of mistakes: 81 instead of 90, and 181 instead of 190 in the number grids on the pdf. The word 'factor' used when it should be 'multiple' in the powerpoint.

      vvc19615 years ago4

      Thanks - helpful ppt.

      spiderz6 years ago5

    • A bingo activity focussing on students knowledge of classifying numbers as square, cubes, multiples, odd / even etc. A fun activity that can generate plenty of discussion, check prior knowledge and provide an opportunity for higher level thinking on the topic.

      • FMP Bingo.docx

      Reviews

      tythy11 years ago5

      Nice idea. Thank you.

      CdnMathTeacher13 years ago5

      Brilliant! I love the questions and having the students verifying winners. Also love having them suggest next questions.

      badger551513 years ago4

    • This is a rich Venn Diagram activity on Types of Number, including factors, multiples, primes, square numbers, and more!

      To access all the Venn Diagram activities in this collection, as well as teaching notes, please visit: http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/venn.htm

      Here is why I love Venn Diagram activities so much:

      1) Students can always make a start. If they can think of a number/expression/object or whatever it might be, it has to go in one of the regions on the diagram, so they are up and running
      2) The more regions student find, the more challenging the task gets, which adds a nice element of differentiation
      3) They are incredibly versatile, and can be used for almost all maths topics for all ages and abilities
      4) They are easy to tweak by simply changing one of the circle labels if you find they are too difficult/easy
      5) Students can create their own as an extension task

      • 1.-Types-of-Number.pptx
      • Blank-Venn-Diagrams.docx

      Reviews

      Rachel Garbett6 years ago5

      bhaskars8 years ago4

      very nice way of presenting the concept. Thanks.

      amandagoddard8 years ago5

      Will be using this as a group activity to revise number types, excellent! I like the opportunities for maths discussions/arguments. Many thanks.

    Practice questions, homeworks and assessments

    • Introduction to prime numbers including an activity to get them to identify the prime numbers up to 100.

      • Finding the Prime Numbers activity.xlsx
      • Prime Numbers.pptx

      Reviews

      gem11k6 years ago3

      Suited some of the groups thanks!

      philippalawson7 years ago5

      Thank you. Just what I needed!

      chrissyach7 years ago5

      Really helpful, simple and to the point. Thank you

    • KS3 / Low Ability KS4 resource on introducing prime numbers and then leading on to how to write a number as a product of its prime factors. Examples with solutions included and plenty of questions with answers. All you need to teach a lesson on this topic.

      • Prime-Numbers-and-Prime-Factors.pptx

      Reviews

      eh18dta5 years ago4

      Helpful. Thank you for sharing

      amelitawillson18 years ago5

      regineromatis8 years ago5

      Thank you for sharing!

    • A worksheet with 15 questions and 16 answers where pupils need to eliminate the correct answers to find the odd one out (work out the left over answer).
      Topics are: factors, HCF, primes, multiples, square numbers, even/ odd numbers.
      A good resource for consolidation of these topics.
      Final answer on this worksheet is 21.
      (Note: see also "Odd one out" worksheets on square numbers, cube numbers and roots, and BIDMAS).

      • Worksheet---Odd-one-out---primes--multiples--factors--squares.docx

      Reviews

      Redtomoko5 years ago5

      Enjoy doing it

      gjstrange6 years ago4

      ColinDeanoDean6 years ago5

      My pupils enjoyed doing this and it was good to see them working together to remind themselves what a factor is, prime etc. Thanks.

    • Worksheets and activities. Suitable for KS4. The topic of Factors from the Year 8 book of the Mathematics Enhancement Program. For information about these resources and an index for the whole collection please visit http://www.mrbartonmaths.com/CIMT.htm Keywords: Factor, Prime Number, Highest Common Factor, Lowest Common Multiple, HCF, LCM, Index Notation, Power, Square, Square Root, Factor Tree.

      • 1. Practice Book.pdf
      • 2. Activities.pdf
      • 3. Extra Exercises.pdf
      • 4. Lesson Plans.pdf
      • 5. Detailed Lesson Plans.pdf
      • 7. Overhead Slides.pdf
      • 8. Practice Book Answers.pdf
      • 9. Revision Test.pdf
      • 10. Teaching Notes.pdf

      Reviews

      lj_n7 years ago5

      hafsalayali8 years ago5

      Brilliant resource! Thank you for sharing.

      tatapoochita9 years ago5