This resource contains lots of different statistics gathered from lots of different websites about the world cup 2018. Task 1: Who has scored the most goals? (Reading from charts and interpreting) Task 2: Teams aren’t shooting as much as they used too? (Counting, reading charts and interpreting) Task 3: England may struggle but the Premier League dominates! (composite bar charts) Task 4: Use the information about the different stadiums to be used in the world cup below to fill in the table. (Organising data, averages and total) Task 5: There is 90 minutes in one football match to be played. Use the diagram to help answer the questions below. (working with times and schedueles) Task 6: How far each nation will have to travel during the Group Stages? (conversion of km and miles, adding times, compound measures) All with answers to save you time! Can be used in part just as easily as all together. please review :)

These resources will be all you need to introduce pythagorus to a new group. Based on investigating the informattion for themselves, with key hooks to keeps students engaged. Great way to introduce the topic and for the pupils to understand fully why and how it works! Please Review, Thanks :)

This powerpoint contains an introduction into how mandalas are very much linked too maths. Templates are included so pupils can produce there own. Great links to symmetry and rotation. Great for end of term (and for creating new displays!) Also used this lesson with a transition Y6 group and they loved it! Please Review, Thanks :)

Here are 6 revision clocks perfect for end of term revision all have answers. There are aimed at Foundation students (could be easily used with KS3 Pupils as well!) Revision clocks are great as they visually show to pupils how much work they should have completed! Great for end of term, and summer homework :) Please Review :) Thanks