3 great resources to aid explaining circle theorems. Dynamic interactive resources. check them out and check out my other stuff

Here is a lesson that begins by focusing on finding the mean and the literacy of this topic. Then there are examples for students to attempt. I have also attached an excel spreadsheet I found off TES however I am unsure who shared this excel file. Many thanks to them. Please let me know what you think

This is simply a lesson on deriving the quadratic formula. This is a activity for the students to cut up and place the proof in order. Cheers

Hello, This is a simple data collection sheet and frame work for students to create their own Scatter graphs. I print the framework double sided for students to choose which side they would like to use. They can choose the data they collect. I usually give students rulers and tape measures to measure height, arm length, hand span etc. Please let me know what you think

A short lesson created for use in our school when students visit from Primary School. Includes a basic maths trail with 10 questions put around the room. Students really enjoy this

This is a link lesson between factorising and solving quadratics. In this lessons students are only asked to equate the factorised brackets. Please let me know what you think?

Complete lesson on algebraic mappings of expressions. Differentiation included. First time I have taught/used mappings like this. Let me know what you think?

great dynamic worksheet showing enlargements and translations check it out also check out my other resources

Lesson on converting to and from Mixed Number and Improper Fractions.\nWorksheet included. Answers in the powerpoint. \nPlease let me know what you think?\nCheck out my other lessons\nThanks :)

I know I could add more, but this is a basic list of the topics I always use to ensure my students get a C. Just something I thought I would share especially for teachers starting out on the GCSE course. Suggestions let me know :)

Interactive worksheets showing missing angle problems in 90 degree (complimentary), 180 degree (supplementary) and 360 (angles at a point. Let me know what you think. There are checkboxes that allow for you to build up to the point of showing the desired outcome of learning.

Here is a revision poster I made for our students sitting the higher tier of Maths. It shows everything students need to know as re call. You can also colour code the work depending on when your scheme of work cover the material. Our students are all given these from year 9 when we start the GCSE material. I hope they help. Let me know your thoughts

Complete lesson using smart notebook showing how to draw rectangles and squares accurately. Differentiated tasks for students to complete. Let me know what you think?

Geogebra file clearly showing the point of intersection of 2 lines with y as the subject. Good aid in explaining to the students the point of simultaneous equations

Here is a collection sheet and framework for students to create their own pie chart. Please let me know what you think.

Dynamic worksheets using Geogebra that show the relationship of; Corresponding Angles Alternate Angles Co-interior Angles Vertically Opposite Angles Let me know what you think? Cheers

Hello all, Please find a list of topics yet to be seen in the AQA gcse maths exam in readiness for paper 3. The clip numbers link to hegarty maths. Hope it helps.