A pack of 5 Revision sheets/tests for the new Higher GCSE 9-1. Each one contains 30 different questions based on the specifications for the new GCSE, all fitted onto one double sided A4 sheet. Great for keeping photocopying down whilst practicing loads of exam style questions! Topics covered include those new to the Higher curriculum, and are aimed at students targeting grade 7. Great as mixed topic revision for Higher students. Solutions are also included. There is a record sheet (which can be used as a revision list) for each pupil to record their score after each attempt and try to beat it the next time! Each worksheet has similar questions & key skills but with new examples each time in order for students to build confidence, fluency, and consolidate their learning. Answers for all questions are provided, ideal for revision. (PDF files)

A pack of 5 revision worksheets - Each one containing 46 different past paper SATs style questions, all fitted onto one double sided A4 sheet Great for keeping photocopying down whilst practising loads of past questions!There is a record sheet (including key skills) for each pupil to record their score after each attempt and try to beat it the next time! Each worksheet has similar questions & key skills but with new numbers each time in order for pupils to build confidence, fluency, and consolidate their learning. Answers for all questions are provided (as pdf and ppt) - each on a single page which can be projected onto IWB in one go or printed out on a single sheet to allow for self/peer marking. Could be done in class with support or at home for revision - Ideal for some intensive last minute SATs preparation. (PDF files) This resource is now also available as part of the 2019 SATs Ultimate organiser at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/2019-ks2-sats-revision-ultimate-15-in-1-maths-organiser-11989842

A pack of 5 Revision sheets/tests for the new GCSE 9-1. Each one contains 30 different questions based on the specifications for the new GCSE, all fitted onto one double sided A4 sheet. Great for keeping photocopying down whilst practicing loads of exam style questions! Topics covered include those new to the Foundation curriculum plus some included in the Higher curriculum, and are aimed at students targeting grade 5. Hence this pack is suitable for top end Foundation students and also for great for grade 5 and general revision for Higher students. Solutions are also included. There is a record sheet (which can be used as a revision list) for each pupil to record their score after each attempt and try to beat it the next time! Each worksheet has similar questions & key skills but with new examples each time in order for students to build confidence, fluency, and consolidate their learning. Answers for all questions are provided, ideal for revision. (PDF files)

*** USE “MAIN FILE 2022 FIXED”*** Purchasing this resource also allows you to upgrade from the single user license of the Ultimate KS2 Maths Organiser to a school license. A school license certificate document is contained within this purchase. The original resource can be found at this link Please follow the instructions provided to get your students up and running with home access to this amazing revision tool! PLEASE NOTE:- The cost of the school license upgrade is £39, there is no longer a password on any of the files for ease of access Any questions, please email ambowers2@yahoo.co.uk

A Fun Christmas constructions lesson! Create festive images with a pair of compasses, ruler and protractor! Includes examples of a snowman, tree and gingerbread house for students to construct and decorate and then students can explore with the equipment creating their own images.

Step into wonderland with 7 different problems centered around Lewis Carroll's work. A selection of cross-curricular projects which can be used together with an Alice in Wonderland or Victorians project. Objectives covered include: -complete, read and interpret information in Carroll Diagrams -solve problems involving calculating time differences -solve problems involving converting between units of time -solve problems involving addition and subtraction of units of money using decimal notation. -calculate the area perimeter of rectangles and composite rectilinear shapes. -find and simplify a ratio -recognise and use square numbers Includes powerpoint with answers and project booklet. Aimed at upper KS2. Thanks

A 10 task booklet, with solutions, covering a variety of topics all around the theme of the Stone Age, including: • compare, add and subtract mass (kg/g) • solve problems, including missing number problems • 3, 4 and 8 multiplication tables • compare and order number, inc. fractions • add and subtract numbers • Multiplying 2-digit by 1-digit • make 3-D shapes using modelling materials • measure lengths and find area • interpret and present data using pictograms and tables Includes 2 versions, an easier and harder booklet, all aimed to fit in with the stone age topic at lower KS2. This could be used one task at a time, or later in the year/ at the end of term as a review exercise to consolidate different topics.

A pack of 5 Revision sheets/tests for the new Higher GCSE 9-1. This pack is aimed at those targeting the higher grades 8/9. Each one contains 20 different questions based on the specifications for the new GCSE, all fitted onto one double sided A4 sheet. Great for keeping photocopying down whilst practicing loads of exam style questions! Topics covered include those new to the Higher curriculum, and are aimed at students targeting grade 8/9. Worked Solutions are also included. There is a record sheet (which can be used as a revision list) for each pupil to record their score after each attempt and try to beat it the next time! Each worksheet has similar questions & key skills but with new examples each time in order for students to build confidence, fluency, and consolidate their learning. Answers for all questions are provided, ideal for revision. (PDF files) ** UPDATED 22/03/17 to include extra challenge questions!***

This festive estimation game is fun for all ages! Split your class into 5 teams and display the question and picture on the interactive whiteboard. Play the countdown timer and the teams will have 30 seconds to discuss their best estimate for that question. Then take each teams' estimate and reveal the answer. Closest team gets three points, second closest two points and third closest gets one point. Other teams get nothing! Features 25 questions with a festive theme and a record sheet. Perfect for an end of term fun lesson before Christmas- students will surprise themselves at how good (and bad in some cases!) their estimates are, whilst learning interesting and new facts at the same time. Tried and tested with my own classes for several years, students love it!

Who will be Champion? is based loosely on Who Wants to be a Millionaire. Instead of 4 options for each question, there are 5 . Pupils must identify the correct answer amongst the 4 incorrect ones. They can vote interactively with their feet if you rearrange your classroom/hall or simply circle their choice on the provided pupil score sheet. Questions include a mixture of trivia, on Sports, World Records, Althletics & Olympic/Paralympic facts. Mathematical knowledge of decimals and measurement of time, distance and mass are also tested. A countdown timer included on each slide to allow time to vote for each answer. Suitable Y5-Y8 .

A One-Off functional Maths lesson on how to score in 10 pin bowling, you could combine this with PE/Art and carry out a practical where you play the game or even a trip to the bowling alley for end of term fun!! Areas of Mathematics include applying rules and addition. Please let me know if you enjoy this resource, thanks!

Revision of a number of topic areas using Smarties! You will need to provide some tube of Smarties (if you can get small funsize tubes thats better!). Pupils to explore different areas of maths related to number and data.

This fun, Great Fire themed resource includes a set of 8 activities /lessons with skills including: -Show that addition of two numbers can be done in any order (commutative) -Partition numbers -Add two different two-digit numbers -Solve simple problems in a practical context involving addition and subtraction of money -Recognise and use the inverse relationship between addition and subtraction -Recall and use multiplication and division facts for the 5 times table -Find ½ and 1/4 of a shape -Find ½ of numbers by splitting them -Order numbers inc large numbers. -Literacy link: Write sentences involving days of the week The pack includes a power point with answers, student worksheets and role play cards to laminate all aimed to fit in with the topic in year 2. To make full use of the activities you will need to use the coins cards for role play but it would be better with plastic coins. One activity is also based on using play dough "cakes" from pudding lane bakery to split into halves/quarters and weighing out each half using scales. This could be used one task at a time , or later in the year/ at the end of term as a review exercise to consolidate different topics. NB: (UK Version - prices are in £'s)

A vibrant Power Point assembly used to aid in changing a negative Maths culture within school into a positive one! Suitable for ages 10-16, also contains a hyperlink to a youtube video about attitudes towards Maths so internet access will be needed to make full use.

Cross-curricular lesson(s) on distance- time graphs with a Hunger games theme. Links together Maths, English, Physics and possibly P.E. (could also link in with archery) Students begin to Interpret and construct distance-time graphs, looking at the stories that could be represented by parts of the graph and what type of movement the graphs could describe. This also includes a practical activity where students move around and graph their movements and opportunities for extended writing in which they describe the story that could be shown by a graph in more detail. This would be great for a break out week / end of term activity. Please let me know if you like this resource, thanks!