This is a fully differentiated full lesson that includes all the answers. Started - multiply and divide by 10 and 100 (3 levels) Learning objectives Notes and examples Multiple choice questions - based on real world records Questions to do in books (3 levels) Thinking hard plenary - 3 levels

This is a full range of starter slides for maths lessons that can be just taken and added to the start of your PowerPoint. The majority are for number topics but there are also some for data, algebra and shape. Each is on a separate slide and most have the answers unless they are based on your class (there are only a couple of those)

My lessons are based on 80 minutes but could be altered to suit the length of your classes. It has a settling starter, learning objectives slide, a main starter, examples of the activity with notes to be copied into books, differentiated questions, an extra practice activity and a plenary I created this for an observation and got really good feedback These are the activities I have chosen for this lesson: Settling starter – mathematical anagrams Starter – naming shapes Extra practice activity – area and perimeter of their initial (these are all made just to print) Plenary – exit ticket All my lessons are set up in a similar way to allow consistency when teaching. They are also all graded based on the new 1 – 9 grading system. Please leave feedback and if you find anything that needs to be changed let me know and I will inform you when it has been done so you can download the latest version. Thank you please take a look at some of my other lessons

I created a full range of numeracy diagnostic tests there are two test available for each topic both for low ability but one is for the really weak students. These could also be used low ability classes to see where to pitch lesson. It includes: - Basic Skills - Number - Money - Fractions - Time - Use of equipment - Worded questions Have a look at my other resources

This is 2 full activities that could be used in a revision lesson Includes full range of questions including conversions, ordering, four operations with fractions, percentage increase/decrease and much more The qwizdom has 40 questions all set up for use with a qwizdom remote but could also be used as a powerpoint to go through in the lesson for revision. The bingo is 20 questions to go through

Three worksheets with Easter code breaker activities. The answers for them are all in the titles of the files

There are 3 worksheets of Christmas coordinates activities that I have made up. Each sheet has little stars where to read the coordinates off and spells out a Christmas song. The title of the sheet is the answer.

Three worksheets with coordinates to fine the learning objectives for the lesson. There is one for scatter graphs, line graphs and straight line graphs. Brilliant starter activity. The answer is in the document title

There are three worksheets. One with singers, one with actors and one with popular TV shows. The answer to each one is in the document title

This is a full lesson with a progress ladder starter, going through whiteboard work and back to the progress ladder to assess progress. There are then some further questions and a more difficult thinking hard question towards the end.

This is a full lesson based on 80 mins but you could alter it for your own lessons. It starts with a finding the perimeter activity which they should be able to do and will need for when you move onto the extra practice qwizdom. There is then a learning objectives slide followed by a match up activity which looks at the language of algebra and how to express information. This is followed by examples that get slowly more difficult before moving onto a notes slide that they can copy into books. There are then some differentiated questions to try. The extra practice activity is a multiple choice qwizdom that links perimeter of shapes with simplifying algebra as this is often seen in exam questions. The plenary is an exit ticket, there is a word document so you can just print those off.

This is a full lesson that introduces ratio with a focus on drawing them using a bar model. It compares different representations and goes onto representing sentences as a ratio and bar model