Everything you need to teach volume and surface area for years 7-10! Each lesson includes: 5 a day starter, Progress tick slide, Differentiated, colour coded questions WITH answers, Plenary. Lesson 1: Volume and Surface Area of Cuboids! What is volume and how to find volume of cuboids with engaging crossword style worksheet. What is surface area and how to find SA of cubes and cuboids, with engaging worksheet which students can colour to find area of each side. Lesson 2: Volume of Cones, Pyramids and Spheres. Intro of volume of cones and pyramids with animated examples of each. Questions to display and an extension worksheet. Examples of volume of spheres with 5 min paired progress check, then individual work. Includes functional extension/plenary questions with pyramids and worded questions. Lesson 3: Volume of Other Shapes. Intro into finding volume of PRISMS! Includes animated examples with cylinders. RAGG questions with answers. Includes compound shapes as extension. Lesson 4: Surface Area of Prisms. What is surface area with animated examples of how to find area of each side of triangular prism clearly, then Qs. Examples of finding SA of more complicated shapes inc compound shapes, then differentiated Qs including worded Qs. Lesson 5: Surface Area of Cylinders. Step by step explanation of how to find the surface area of a cylinder, inc how we end up with the formula. Two whole class examples for progress check, then individual questions to complete, including extension question with missing volumes. Lesson 6: Surface area of Cones and Spheres. Full explanation of how we find and use the formula for cones with whole class examples, then individual questions. Then this process with spheres, plus worksheet. Extension with compound shapes. Self assessment plenary sheet. Lesson 7: Surface area of Cones using Pythagoras. Recap of how to find surface area of a cone. Introduction of how we can use Pythagoras to find the slanted height of the cone. With animated examples. Differentiated questions including finding SA of cones without Pythagoras to scaffold progress. Extension question of compound shape and self assessment plenary sheet to follow progress from last lesson. EXTRA! Learning Objective Sheet! Can be used as homework or as an activity during a consolidation lesson. This worksheet covers all topics in this bundle! This is a huge amount of lessons and activities that are sure to keep your classes busy for weeks. I hope it helps you save some time and effort. If you like my resources or think there is something more I can do, please comment and rate! Thank you =]

Everything you need to teach finding averages in KS3 and 4! Here are some of my favourite lessons for teaching finding and comparing averages. This is including finding and comparing mode, median, mean and range from a list of data, from a stem and leaf diagram and from a frequency table! All lessons contain: 5 a day starter, learning objectives with progress tick sheet, Fully animated and clear examples, Differentiated, colour-coordinated questions WITH answers. Lesson 1: Mode, Median, Mean and range. Explanation and clear examples of finding each average. Includes individual questions to complete, as well as activities which can be used as extension challenges or paired work, such as odd one out and working backwards to find the numbers which gives you that average. Lesson 2: Stem and Leaf diagrams. Whole class introduction to creating and using Stem and Leaf diagrams using class info for everyone to be involved. Short exercise to ensure students can create stem and leaf diagrams correctly. Clear examples on how to find averages on the stem and leaf diagram with individual questions. Extension questions comparing averages from a dual stem and leaf diagram. Lesson 3: Averages from a frequency table. Clear, well paced examples for the whole class to go through, with time for students to work through one average before moving onto the next. Finishing with two individual frequency tables to ensure progress and full understanding. Worksheet included. Lesson 4: FREE BONUS LESSON! Comparing data. This is a lesson I found on TES and loved to finish off finding averages. I have adapted it slightly so feel free to do the same, but I couldn’t leave it off as I think its a great group work lesson to finish the topic, or even make display work from! Explanation of Primary and Secondary data, then given data from Olympians to compare to find who should be on the GB team. Great way for students to work together and practice answering questions with full sentences. These are all my favourite lessons from the averages topic and I hope you enjoy them too! If you like them or think I could improve them in anyway, please rate or comment! Thanks =]

This bundle of lessons and activities is everything you need to teach KS3 measures and area of polygons. I used these activities with a middle ability year 8 class, but it can be edited for your needs. This includes: A lesson on converting between metric units and between imperial and metric units, with fun activity on metric units and fully differentiated and colour coded questions on imperial and metric units. A lesson on Perimeter and Area of rectangles, with extension work. A lesson on finding the area of compound shapes by addition and subtraction, and finding the area of triangles. A lesson on finding the area of parallelograms and trapeziums, with 4 self assessing card sorts, which students can choose from easy to hard questions on area of trapeziums. A lesson on consolidation of area, group quiz to finish the topic. Learning objective sheet with questions of each part of this topic with self assessment tick area which can be used as a homework or an activity in lesson. All lessons include: Fully differentiated questions with answers, Learning objectives with progress tick sheet, 5 a day starter, Fully visual explanations of where the formula for the area of each shape has come from! This bundle is completely ready to go and use with a class, but feel free to edit for your needs. If you like or think I could do more to make these resources better, please rate and comment! =]

Bundle of lessons used with a middle ability year 10 class, introducing simultaneous equations and their graphs, completing the square and the quadratic formula. All lessons include: 5 a day starter, Learning objectives, Progress tick slide, Fully animated examples, Differentiated questions WITH answers. Lesson 1: Intro into solving simultaneous equations by where two graphs intersect! Includes solving with quadratics and recap on how to plot graphs from their equations. Attached are worksheets that come with the lesson to print off and save time. Lesson 2: Intro into solving equations without graphs! Includes attached functional questions worksheet, all WITH answers. Lesson 3: Solving quadratic equations by factorisation! Lesson 4: Intro into completing the square! Includes examples and exam style questions where the answer is left in form (𝑥+𝑎)^2−𝑏 and where equation is solved to find the value of x. Lesson 5: Introduction into using the quadratic formula to solve equations! £2 for five lessons! 40p each ( with worksheets for free)! If you like my lessons, or there is more I could do to improve them, please comment and rate! Thanks =]

I used these revision booklets for my middle ability year 9 who just started the new GCSE curriculum, but can be edited for any class learning these topics. Each page includes examples and tips on a topic, with differentiated questions! Great to use before an exam in class or as extra support! Topics in Chapter 1&2 booklet: Standard form Simplifying surds Calculations with surds Expanding brackets with surds & rationalising the denominator Fractional and negative powers Nth term Substitution into equations Simplifying algebraic expressions. Simplify expressions using indices. Expand brackets and collect like terms. Factorise expressions Expand and factorise double brackets Topics in Chapter 3&4 booklet: Two Way Tables Recurring decimals to fractions MMMR Stem and Leaf Averages from tables Percentage Change Fractions, Decimals, Percentages Fractions Quantity into ratio Proportion Reading Graphs Scatter Graphs Reverse Percentages Please edit for you needs. If you like these booklets, please rate and comment. I also have some more with all sorts of topics, so let me know if you would like similar booklets for different topics. Thanks =]

Everything you need to teach basic number skills! I used these lessons with a middle ability year 7 lesson at the start of the year to see how their basic skills were with decimals, negatives, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division skills. All lessons contain: 5 a day starter, learning objectives with progress tick sheet, Fully animated and clear examples, Differentiated, colour-coordinated questions WITH answers, Lesson 1: Place Value and ordering decimals. Includes a starter on writing numbers in words, examples of what place value means, leading onto how we can use this to find the value of numbers/decimals and order them. Lesson 2: Multiplication and division of integers of 10. Simple, clear examples with whiteboard activity to check progress, great for all abilities. Independent, varied colour coded differentiated questions as main activity. Lesson 3: Add and Subtract negative numbers. Introduction with temperature, followed by clear examples and differentiated and functional questions about real life examples. Lesson 4: Multiplying and dividing negative numbers! Separate examples of multiplication and division of negative numbers, with individual questions to complete for main task and challenging multiplication grid activity to end. Lesson 5: Mental addition and subtraction. Exploring various methods of mental addition and subtraction so students can be introduced to, hopefully, some useful new methods! Lesson 6: Written methods of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Numerous examples to go through as a class/students to go through with odd one out activities to self assess and mark work. These are some of my favourite lessons to use to really find out what students’ number skills are like at the start of a year! Let me know if you enjoyed using them too, or if there is anything else you think! Thanks =]

Everything you need to introduce inequalities, solve inequalities and draw and read graphs of inequalities! I used this set of lessons with a middle ability year 10 class working on the higher GCSE, but the first lessons are definitely usable for all of KS3 and 4. Lessons are ready to go! All lessons include a 5 a day starter and progress tick sheet with differentiated questions and answers included! Lesson 1: Introduction into inequalities! This lesson goes over terminology and symbols of inequalities, as well as how to represent inequalities on number lines. This is a lesson I really enjoy teaching as there are many fun whole class activities to do, which branch off for 5min individual activities to solidify the new skills being taught. I have also uploaded a worksheet needed for the activities and a CARD SORT for an extension task, which have the answers on the PPT. Lesson 2: Solving Inequalities! Introducing how to solve inequalities, in the same method as solving equations. This lesson goes up to solving two step equations, but the next two lessons can be added onto this depending on the ability of your students. Lesson 3: Solving Inequalities! Starts with a recap on how to solve equations with unknowns on both sides. I decided to just touch on more advanced equations as I wanted my students to focus on inequalities with unknowns on both sides. I have also used some of the same two step equations from last lesson for those students who need more time to consolidate their knowledge. Lesson 4: Solving inequalities! This lesson focuses on when there are two constraints on the inequality. As I said previously, lessons 2-4 can be put together depending on the ability of your students. The questions used are extensions of the previous lessons so they can carry on from one another seamlessly. Lesson 5: Inequalities on graphs! Starts with a recap on drawing horizontal and vertical lines, as well as diagonal lines on a graph, however, this can be taken out if your students don’t need it. It then goes through, step by step, how to draw and read inequalities from a graph with animations on each step. Worksheets are also uploaded and answers are also included on the PPT. I hope that this bundle of lessons helps you and saves you some time! If you like my lessons or think there is something more I can do, please rate or comment! I really enjoy these lessons and hope you do too! Thanks! =]