A simple powerpoint on simulataneous equations

Uses Amazon Ratings to find the Best British Album of 2016 and the most popular of the Land of Fire and Ice series.

A presentation on finding a percentage change. I've included some real life data and exam questions. Answers are in the presentation

Complete lesson on expanding a pair of brackets. It also begins to explore factorising quadratics

Nice Experimental Horse Race Lesson. The Worksheet is good for showing the expected and actual results. I tend to keep the results over time to show classes the value of many trials

A powerpoint slide of questions to print for the students (I use A3) then a slide with the answers.

A powerpoint resource that starts with multiplying and dividing fractions (including mixed numbers) then looks at adding and subtracting. It also has some quite challenging BODMAS (or BIDMAS if you prefer)questions. Examples and Answers are provided

Guess the age of a celebrity then compare against the real age. Then use class data to develop the idea of standard deviation.

Powerpoint of factorising expressions.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Questions get harder throughout the lesson

A collection of questions (with answers) to some Foundation topics (no Shape questions in this sheet)

Nice powerpoint lesson on Cumulative frequency can be used from Y7 to Y11

Activity using the Newcastle area. It involves drawing SSS triangles. Students need to be very accurate. It is important that the map is printed fully onto A4 not using the powerpoint method with it in a smaller rectangle. The answer is in the middle of the lake in the Rising Sun Country Park.

Powerpoint on finding the gradient between two points and of a line. It also covers parallel and perpendicular lines, the midpoint of two points, simple quadratic graphs and the intersection of two lines.

A nice powerpoint covering force diagrams of objects that are connected

28 Past Exam Questions (with answers) that can be used to start a lesson. Useful for supporting a weak higher class or boosting a good foundation class

Powerpoint going through finding a reverse percentage with and without the multiplier method. Questions have answers and are based upon an old worksheet that I made years ago (and has been copied and put on here before :() Exam questions are scanned from old exam papers and also have answers. Enjoy!

Powerpoints that I use to get the class settled/started. They review previously covered topics and generally get progressively more challenging. The students get 5 mins for each slide and they have to be prepared to give me the answers.

Complete lesson exploring writing numbers as a product of their prime factors

Powerpoint on factorising using one bracket. Starts with factors of numbers and builds to two U+A questions