tweeked version of the resource first put up by Holyhead. Changed the definitions to make it more suitable to my pupils . An activity for that short but vital task of sorting out the difference between these 4 types of algebraic notation. Firstly a MATCH-UP activity (the preview does not indicate the matches!) of the definitions for each of the 4, then a sorting and grouping activity with examples of each. Lastly, something to do with each type - substituting, solving, identifying and proving. Answers provided Also plenary/starter activity for AFL ppt on identifying correctly

Aimed at first lesson with KS4/5 pupils on exponentials. (will be using it with my IB year 12s) Covers what an exponential is, recaps the index laws (rules of exponents), links in to domain and range of functions and transforming functions so would work well after covering those topics. discussion tasks, starter activity, drawing and comparing graphs hope you enjoy, please leave feedback in a review (the 2 files are basically the same, one with UK terms used the other with the terms needed in the IB) cheers

5 questions which hopefully you will find challenging and extend your pupils aimed at stronger pupils just encountering the topic and for a recap for older pupils hope you enjoy, please leave feedback for more please look at my shop https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter answers included

Linear equations with unknowns on both sides both positive and negative solutions answers supplied and answer sheets Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter please leave feedback thank you

Whole topic covered on similar shapes Starts with lengths and scale factors moves on to links between scale factors for length area and perimeter. The ppt can be used as either a single lesson or as two lessons as more than enough work in there for it. Several discussion tasks built into the powerpoint Worked examples, definitions worksheets (with full answers) and 2 treasure hunts which can run parallel to avoid having people follow each other as easily. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback if you like the lesson have a look at https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter for more

first lesson on averages from a frequency table includes example questions, discussion activities, questions with solutions and extension opportunities, links in to probability at the end hope you enjoy please leave feedback for more of my lessons and challenges check out https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter

3 treasure hunts (or loop games) covering halving numbers 1) halving up to 40 (even numbers only) 2) halving up to 100 (even numbers only) 3) halving up to 100 (including odd numbers) all designed on A4 portrait so easily adaptable to A5 or smaller for loop games. On bright coloured backgrounds. Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Compound areas involving rectangles, squares, circles, semi-circles and triangles 2 worksheets one of which has hints one which doesn't extension is a functional task involving the money and drawing a conclusion on whether there is enough money to do all the jobs. Answers given hope it is useful feedback is appreciated

adding fractions treasure hunt activity answers in simplest form

dividing in a ratio currency symbol is $ on them all matching activity answers provided

A lesson to get pupils expanding single brackets, definitions, discussions and challenges included 2 methods shown with differentiated questions set and differentiated tasks included. first of a series of lessons, quadratics and factorising to follow hope you enjoy please leave feedback check out the shop for more https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/commuter

First of a set of treasure hunts for Algebra this on linear equations. Good for lower ability and in introduction lessons. next sheet will have unknowns on both sides Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter please leave feedback thank you

Full powerpoints provided with discussion tasks, worked example, built in questions with answers and follow up group activities. There are 2 different powerpoints provided depending on if you want to use the treasure hunt or the matching activity as your group task. The treasure hunt and matching activity accompany the respective powerpoint. Question banks in the powerpoint have been split into coordinates in 1 quadrant and coordinates in all 4 quadrants. Answers given to all questions. Leaving answers as surds rather than decimals where appropriate. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

With the UK general election in full swing, a treasure hunt style activity based it. Quite a few different topics covered in the questions Works well with General Election maths treasure hunt 1 and with the general election relay hope you enjoy please give feedback

A little relay with links to the general election campaign of 2017 covers percentages, averages, sequences, areas and other topics. Good for revision for KS3 before their end of year exams and cross curricular links with the real world. answers given hope you enjoy all feedback appreciated thank you

Quadratic Sequences Instructions Cut out the first 2 pages into individual pieces Get the pupils to match the sequence to the term Can work well as a group task or as an individual task If doing as an individual perhaps only give 1 sheet can be used as 1 big worksheet/group task or easily broken down into 2 separate tasks answers given

Match the sequence to the quadratic. Can be used in lots of ways- Dominoes, matching activity, worksheet solutions provided in form of domino chain

Treasure hunt multiplying fractions answers must be simplified

Aimed at weaker students. Treasure hunt involving most basic equations. Answers supplied and answer grid. Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter please leave feedback thank you