Celebrate the Olympics with this vast selection of maths activities. Activities last for varying lengths of time and cover many different areas. Olympic coordinates Olympic golf – Order the answers to sums from 1 to 18 Olympic rings – Reflect the Olympic rings in the mirror line Olympic flags – Reflect the flags in the mirror lines Olympic area – Work out the area of each Olympic ring Olympic perimeter – Work out the total perimeter of the Olympic rings and draw a shape or image with the same perimeter Olympic running – Order the running times on the stopwatches Olympic diving – Work out the total of each set of score cards Olympic swimming – Work out the difference between the times on the stopwatches Olympic javelin – Convert the distances which the javelin was thrown Olympic word problems Some activities are differentiated with A being the easiest.

• Ordering days of the week – Cut out the ties and stick them in order on the shirts • Ordering months – Cut out the ties and stick them in order on the washing line • Ordering whole numbers – Cut out the ties and stick them in order on the washing line • Ordering decimal numbers – Cut out the ties and stick them in order on the washing line • Multiples – Fill in the missing multiples on the ties All activities apart from ordering days of the week and months are differentiated with A being the easiest and C the hardest. Answers included.

• Addition – Missing numbers in addition sums • Subtraction – Missing numbers in subtraction sums • Addition sums – Cut out the flower answers and stick them above the matching addition sum • Subtraction sums – Cut out the flower answers and stick them above the matching subtraction sum • Multiplication sums – Cut out the flower answers and stick them above the matching multiplication sum • Division sums – Cut out the flower answers and stick them above the matching division sum • Doubling petals – Start at the first number and keep doubling each number until you get to the finish petal • Halving petals – Start at the first number and keep halving each number until you get to the finish petal All activities apart from doubling and halving are differentiated with A being the easiest and C the hardest. Answers included.

This document shows the marks and percentages needed to gain a grade from 9-1 for the Edexcel Maths GCSE. It includes: Summer 2017 November 2017 Summer 2018 November 2018 Summer 2019 November 2019 November 2020

This document shows the marks and percentages needed to gain a grade from 9-1 for the AQA Maths GCSE. It includes: Summer 2017 November 2017 Summer 2018 November 2018 Summer 2019 November 2019 November 2020

Each page contains either a word related to Valentine’s Day or images of hearts and flowers which can be reflected in the line or lines of symmetry. • Symmetry with letters – 3 pages with different words • Reflect the shapes – 5 pages with vertical, horizontal and diagonal lines of symmetry Answers included.

A fun way to welcome in the New Year. -> Reflect the year 2024 in the mirror line -> Work out the area of each letter and digit in ‘NEW’, ‘YEAR’ and ‘2024’ -> Use the digits in 2024 to write certain types of numbers, then answer and create sums I update this resource every year to contain the coming year, so you can use it again and again.

These bright and colourful posters can be used for display or laminated and used during lessons. The pack includes the following with an explanation and at least one example of how to work them out. · Mean poster · Median poster · Mode poster · Range poster · All four posters on one page

These are the perfect set of activities for learning how to order the days of the week and months. There are also anagram activities to support spelling of days of the week and months. · Ordering days of the week – Cut out the socks with the days on and stick them in order on the washing line · Ordering months – Cut out the green bottles with the months on and stick them in order on the wall · Which day? – Put the letters in the correct order to spell a day · Which month? – Put the letters in the correct order to spell a month

Use these word searches to get students used to maths language for the four maths operations. · Addition word search · Subtraction word search · Multiplication word search · Division word search Answers included.

Number spellings from one to twenty followed by multiples of ten up to one hundred. This resource can be used to support a range of activities including my word search resources.

Students always love receiving praise and recognition for their achievements, so why not award your students with a certificate when they show they can quickly answer division questions. Certificates cover all division from 2 to 12.

Students always love receiving praise and recognition for their achievements, so why not award your students with a certificate when they show they can quickly answer times table questions. Certificates cover all times tables from 2 to 12.

This step by step guide shows how to work out the exact trigonometric values for sin, cos and tan of 30°, 45° and 60°.

A selection of matching activities for all maths operations. · Match the words with the correct maths operation – Addition and subtraction · Match the words with the correct maths operation – Multiplication and division · Cut out the maths operations and words, then match them together Answers included.

Work out the answers to the sums and reveal an operation. • Addition sum searches – Colour in all the addition sums with a given answer • Subtraction sum searches – Colour in all the subtraction sums with a given answer • Multiplication sum searches – Colour in all the multiplication sums with a given answer • Division sum searches – Colour in all the division sums with a given answer There are 4 sum searches for every operations. Each set of sum searches is differentiated with A being the easiest and D the hardest. Answers included.

These sheets are an excellent way to test students on their knowledge of multiples. • Colour in all the multiples to reveal the hidden words. • There is a separate sheet for each multiple from 2-12. Each sheet also has an extension where students can write how they know when a number is a multiple of the number on the sheet. Answers included.

There are 5 different types of odd and even activities. Each activity has also been differentiated with A being the easiest and C the hardest. • Colour the odd numbers • Colour the even numbers • Odd number mazes • Even number mazes • Cut and stick odd and even numbers • Choose if a number is odd or even • Colour the odd numbers to reveal the hidden word • Colour the even numbers to reveal the hidden word Answers included.

This document contains different types of symmetry related activities for regular polygons. • Folding Lines of Symmetry – Cut out the regular polygons and write the number of sides, corners and their name, then fold them to find all the lines of symmetry • Matching Properties – Cut out the regular polygons and their properties, then match them together • Drawing Lines of Symmetry – Draw the lines of symmetry on the regular polygons and write their name and the number of lines of symmetry • Lines of Symmetry – Fill in the table to show the number of sides, corners and lines of symmetry for each regular polygon, then find them in the word search • Lines of Symmetry Crossword – Work out the names of the regular polygons using the lines of symmetry as clues Thank you to Graphics From the Pond for the image on the front cover. Answers included.

Reflect symmetry related words in mirror lines and also shapes in vertical, horizontal and diagonal mirror lines. • Reflect the words in the mirror lines (colouring squares & drawing lines) • Reflect the patterns in the mirror lines (colouring squares) • Reflect the shapes in the mirror lines (drawing lines) There are multiple pages for each activity. Answers included.