A lesson on describing transformations. It starts with students identifying the type of transformation before moving on to the specifics of each transformation. The questions can be delivered as either a mini-whiteboard activity, a relay or as a simple worksheet.

This is an A-Level lesson on the reverse chain rule. It contains structured examples for students to go through.

A powerpoint and worksheet on converting between metric units of area and volume. The worksheet is scaffolded and allows the students to discover for themselves how to convert between the different units. Answers included!

This is a set of 12 questions involving adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions. Students need to read the worded problems and decide which operation they need to use. I ran this as a relay and displayed their team names and scores on the second powerpoint; they had 3 attempts at a question before they had to move on.

A lesson on the area and circumference of circles. It contains questions and answers on the powerpoint along with some extension questions at the end.

A scaffolded lesson on finding the area of shaded regions, made from combinations of circles and other shapes. The slides can be printed and break down what the students should be thinking and trying to calculate. Also included is a test on the area and circumference of circles and the area and perimeter of sectors.

A lesson on sketching quadratic graphs by finding the roots and turning points. Included are scaffolded worksheets for breaking down the steps (solving the quadratic, completing the square etc.).

This is a collection of starters that I used for my third set Year 10s as a way to retain knowledge and revise foundation tier GCSE topics. There are 107 slides, each with 4-6 questions featuring a mixture of topics and problem solving exam style questions. Students became used to the routine and their confidence noticeably improved over time doing these every lesson.

A complete lesson on factorising quadratics. The starter recaps expanding expressions, before moving on to an explanation of how to factorise quadratics. There is a sequence of questions to be used with mini-whiteboards until students are confident. Included in the powerpoint is a slide with questions that are to be printed and cut out, so students can attempt two questions at a time and check with you in the form of a relay. There are also extension questions and help sheets towards the end of the powerpoint.

This is a collection of starters that I used for my second set Year 11s as a way to retain knowledge and revise higher tier GCSE topics. There are 79 slides, each with 4-6 questions featuring a mixture of topics and problem solving exam style questions. Students became used to the routine and their confidence noticeably improved over time doing these every lesson.

A lesson on converting between and ordering fractions, decimals and percentages, with some exam questions to finish.

A lesson on finding the area of shaded regions formed from rectangles, circles and shapes based on circles. Includes scaffolded questions that encourage the student to think about what they are trying to find out at each stage and how they are going to get to their answer.

This is a revision pack I gave to my higher tier class before they broke up for Easter. There is a broad range of topics that are covered, with simple questions and exam questions included (13 sections in total). This was aimed for students targeting grades 5 to 7.

This is a lesson on area and perimeter of simple shapes, aimed at a higher ability Year 7 class. It contains mini-whiteboard activities, worksheets and extension questions for both area and perimeter.

This is a revision lesson on the volume of prisms. It contains examples that scaffold the student into finding the area of the cross-section first and a worksheet with extension questions.

A full lesson on calculating averages from frequency tables, from starting with raw data to tally, finding the mean, median, mode and range and comparing two data sets. Includes a key skills starter, example, worksheet and plenary to check understanding. Answers included.

This is a complete lesson on ratio, starting with the basics of simplifying ratios, sharing amounts in a ratio, calculating parts of a ratio given the difference between and finishing with a set of problem solving questions with answers provided.

An introduction to transforming functions for C1. The worksheet provided has axes for students to draw the transformed functions. The second lesson moves away from using the coordinates and includes an example of an exam question.

This is a revision lesson on the equation of a straight line. It covers identifying the gradient and y intercept of a line from the equation, drawing a line given the equation and identifying the equation of a line given the line.

Lesson covering the equation of a perpendicular line. Starts with students identifying reciprocals of numbers before moving on to finding the equation of a perpendicular line to a given line passing through a given point.