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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    Direct proportion (best value, recipes, exchange rates)

    Lesson presentations and activities

    • A differentiated task with AfL opportunities and progress checks.
      The main activity has three main levels of differentiation (Starter, Main Course and Dessert) but within each course each option gets progressively more difficult.
      Can be used to consolidate weaker students and 'high jump' stronger students in the same class

      *Now with answers*

      • cook off.pptx
      • cook off work sheet.docx
      • cook off answers.docx

      Reviews

      KBriggsKings4 years ago5

      I can't appear to put my email on your other resource A Level
      Pure knowledge Organiser , my email is katebriggs@optusnet.com.au Thank you

      Materia5 years ago5

      Amazing idea! I used the idea to adapt / create my own set of differentiated activities for my interview lesson! Thank you

      littlest5 years ago5

      Useful task for my year 7 set - thanks

    • Inside Maths builds on the success of the series Maths 4 Real. Fran has a dinner party which she wants Dave to prepare. When he heads off to start cooking she explains the concept of ratios and proportions using vivid animated graphics. On arriving at Fran’s flat, Dave finds out that the recipe for chilli is for four people and not the six guests that are expected. This means he has some maths to do to make sure that when he uses more ingredients, he keeps them all in the right proportion. Back in the studio Fran does that maths, creating a new ingredient list for the chilli. She then looks at the fruit punch, made from four different juices, and works out how much of each juice is required to make two litres. At the flat Dave has encountered another problem. He’s been nibbling his way through a bar of chocolate and now there’s not enough to make the fudge brownies. Can he, with what little chocolate is left, use ratios and proportions to make sure the brownies still taste good?

      • Teachers TV: Inside Maths - Ratios and Proportions in Real Life -- Vimeo video

      Reviews

      TES Resource Team6 years ago5

      Thank you for publishing your resource. It has been selected to be featured in a new secondary maths collection.

      DaveGale8 years ago5

      Fran and Dave from Teachers TV take us through a range of ratio questions in 'real life' settings. A fun video that covers a lot of maths in 14 minutes!

      Athanas12 years ago5

      A fantastic resource to get students engaged!!!!

    • Lesson on currency exchange and conversion. After the high level of currency exchange questions in the GCSE and a half term of travelling I put this together. Please let me know what you think?

      • Converting Currencies of the World.pptx

      Reviews

      missb_maths4 months ago5

      I was dreading teaching this topic so this was amazing. Thank you.

      ajokemoni262 years ago5

      Excellent resource. Many thanks for sharing.

      EleanorWJ2 years ago5

      Lovely resource, thank you for sharing

    Practice questions, homeworks and assessments

    • Used together my other lesson on currency conversion, this is nearly all the conversion question from Edexcel papers I could find in the last few years. Worked solutions provided. Please let me know what you think.

      • Currency Conversion GCSE Questions.pptx

      Reviews

      johnbeech2 years ago5

      Excellent

      kathybailey4 years ago5

      Thank you for this resource

      nazish_khaalid4 years ago5

    • Help desperate Food Tech teacher Billy Black with his cake recipes before he's abducted by aliens. Clearly a play on the TV show, but an exercise in simple proportion using amounts of ingredients for recipes - the calculations get progressively more difficult.

      • Baking Bad.pptx
      • Baking Bad.docx
      • Baking Bad Answers.docx

      Reviews

      trainermurli4 years ago5

      annamak5 years ago5

      Thank you

      onitmaths6 years ago5

    • This carefully selected compilation of exam questions has fully-worked solutions designed for students to go through at home, saving valuable time in class.
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      I usually print these questions as an A5 booklet and issue them in class or give them out as a homework. I also make them available for a student who wants to do focused independent study on a topic.
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      • linear-proportion.pdf
      • linear-proportion-solutions.pdf

      Reviews

      017053_student4 years ago5

      Great resource - thank you!

      Turah5 years ago5

      Thank you for sharing!

      Elvis05 years ago5