Write on worksheet for low ability students . Structure of sentences to support.

A PowerPoint with 26 taboo words. Each word contains 5 taboo words. Works really well as a group activity with students sat in front of the projected word.

A flip chart showing an introduction and an example (along with extension questions). The worksheet has four practise questions for students to use.

A range of activities including: • Follow me cards - timestables (including a support version for weaker students) • Collective memory with cubes (split into groups, design a shape and get students to recreate) • 60 second splurge • Taboo • Million Pound Drop

8 questions on standard deviation. The first two questions include the table for ease. The last question is a comparison between standard deviation and the mean.

16 questions on writing a ratio as 1:n and n:1. Example question, three levels of difficulty and an extension involving fractions on both sides. Answers provided.

An A4 sheet with Red, Amber, Green, Extension and Exam question practise. Tests skills from the beginning to change to units, and working backwards.

This worksheet is broken down into four levels of difficulty: Red, Amber Green Extension It also includes a problem solving section. Answers are also provided.

8 questions where pupils can find the scale factor from A to B and then use this to find the missing lengths.

All rounds are fully embedded, with answers at the end of each round. 1 - Summer vibes (general knowledge with a summer theme) 2 - Sunshine celebs 3 - Say what (translation) 4 - Summer tunes (10 songs, 20 points available) 5 - All mixed up (anagrams) 6 - Brand new (logo challenge) 7 - Life’s a beach (flags) 8 - Emoji catchphrase 9 - Categories 10 - Tie break

Gather round (General knowledge) – 10 questions Sunshine Celebrities (Guess the celeb) – 10 questions Native Tongue (Translations) – 10 questions Summer tunes – 10 questions Categories – 10 quesstions Take a closer look (zoomed in images) – 10 questions Sweet tooth (ice creams and lollies) – 10 questions Grab your passport (flags) – 8 questions Tie break questions

8 rounds with answers and embedded music quiz. Round 1 - Celebrity Santa - 10 questions Round 2 - Christmas Trivia (multiple choice) - 10 questions Round 3 - Scene it (movie and year of release) - 10 questions Round 4 - Christmas crackers (finish the joke) - 10 questions Round 5 - Music (embedded in PowerPoint) - 10 questions Round 6 - Christmas cities - 6 questions Round 7 - Anagrams - 12 questions Round 8 - Sweet wrapper - 14 questions Tie breaker

GCSE A*, Core 1 A card sort for the transformation of functions, including vector form. A matching activity for transformation and their vectors.

Surds, Grade A, Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, Dividing, Irrational, four operations

GCSE Statistics: Three worksheets on: 1) Comparing time series graphs and then plotting. 2) Calculating moving averages and plotting. 3) Calculating the mean seasonal variation. Peer assessment task on comparing time series graphs (GCSE exam question)

Starter - Comparing pie charts. Activity - Interactive collection of data involving pulse rates. Worksheet - Drawing back to back stem and leaf diagrams and finding the range and median. Extension - comparison using the range and median. Please rate and leave feedback.

12 questions on completing tables and drawing pie charts. Starts with simple multiplication such as 180 to 360. Then uses scaling to complete more difficult tables: i.e. 45 - 90 - 180 - 360 and then drawing the pie chart. Circle is drawn with radius for support.

Four page worksheet, where students draw two frequency polygons on one and compare the similarities and difference. Q1 and Q2 have the graph drawn for support. Q3 - Q6 the graph needs to be drawn.

This topic has been focused on recently in the new GCSE. This worksheet starts with simplifying ratio, onto a visual comparison, then onto writing a ratio as a fraction. Their skills are then tested by converting between fractions and ratios. Questions get challenging and students need to use skills from other areas of mathematics. Please leave feedback so that this resource can be improved.

To allow students to see Maths outside of the “classroom” and have some time away from the screen, I’ve created a photo scavenger hunt. Students are to upload their pictures into the downloaded word documents.