A great resource that I have used with most classes every year. It really gets the discussions going about the difference between shapes. It also make for a challenging competition / race. A basic activity that matches 2D Shape names, diagrams and descriptions. Ideal printed, cut and laminated so that you can use again and again as a nice kinaesthetic activity. Can also be printed / displayed for students to write down the letters of the matching items. Solutions included.

A great resource that I have used with most classes every year. It really gets the discussions going about the difference between shapes. It also make for a challenging competition / race. A basic activity that matches quadrilateral names, diagrams and descriptions. Ideal printed, cut and laminated so that you can use again and again as a nice kinaesthetic activity. Can also be printed / displayed for students to write down the letters of the matching items. Solutions included.

A great display to provoke discussion about chance and likelihood. A suggested layout is included. The items look good when backed on the same coloured card. Ideal for KS2, KS3 and KS4.

An ideal starter activity where key words that students often forget the meaning of are matched with a definition. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. Suitable for KS2, KS3 and KS4 students.

Number line display pack with suggested layout option. Numbers from -20 to 20. Even and odd numbers different colours. Labels for Positive and Negative with arrows for Adding and Subtracting. A must have for the front of your classroom. I couldn't do without mine now! Ideal for all level classrooms.

A pack of 15 posters to display together to make a Maths Fact Wall. A suggested layout option is included. Mixed essential topics. Ideal for KS3 or KS4 students. Updated to include a correction. Sorry folks.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity. Suitable for KS3 and KS4.

Properties of 3D Solids Match up activity. Students match up 3D solids with the respective nets, faces, edges and vertices.

20 different Substitution Spiders that are ideal as 'starter' activities. Each Spider has 8 expressions with 2 extension questions. Answers included.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity. Suitable for KS3 and KS4 students.

A poster to use as demonstration or to display along with a worksheet of questions to find the nth term of a linear sequence. Solutions included.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity. Suitable for KS2, KS3 and KS4 students.

An ideal ‘starter’ activity for many different groups. These are our idea of essential skills for the higher ability students. There are 6 sets of 6 questions on the following topics: Multiplying & dividing with numbers in standard form Rounding to significant figures Solving simultaneous equations Factorising & solving quadratic equations Solving linear equations Fractional & negative indices This document looks great displayed on the board or can be printed out for students. There is also a page for each set with space for working out – really useful if you want to go through the method on the board. Answers are of course included as usual. UK: Suitable for both Key stage 3 & 4 students.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

9 pairs. Answers included. To make a class set, print each pair in different colours so that you can see them easily around the room. That way, if one gets dropped on the floor, it's easy to spot which pack it's come from. These can also be printed 2 on 1 and students simply write down the paired references. An ideal 'starter' activity.

A poster to use as demonstration or to display along with a worksheet of questions to find the nth term of a linear sequence. Solutions included. Ideal for both KS3 (level 6) and Foundation GCSE.