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This is a very useful resource, which is a worksheet on interpreting pie charts, which is suitable for use in KS3 and GCSE Maths foundation classes. The worksheet contains a number of pie charts and asks students to correctly label statements pertaining to each pie chart to be either definitely true, could be true or not true. It encourages students to think deeper about what they are learning and lends itself well to collaborative learning: students could complete this task in pairs and groups and discuss/feedback their findings. There’s strong cross-curricular links with literacy in this activity with ample opportunities for students to justify and communicate their answers.

This is a useful resource (suitable for KS3 and GCSE classes) which is a worksheet on linear graphs. This would work well as a baseline to check pupils’ prior knowledge of linear graphs, for use in class or to refresh pupils knowledge. It allows for effective differentiation as question progress in difficulty. Topics covered by this resource include: equations of linear graphs, co-ordinates and properties of 2-D shapes.

This resource is a worksheet on Interpreting Bar Charts that is suitable for use in KS3 and GCSE Maths classes. It could be used in-class, set as homework or to summatively check pupils’ understanding of the topic. The worksheet allows for effective differentiation as the questions gradually progress in difficulty and links with literacy in getting pupils to explain and justify their answers.

This resource contains a full lesson (powerpoint and worksheet) on drawing pie charts. This would be suitable for KS3 and GCSE Maths classes. The powerpoint is interactive with multiple opportunities for students to participate in the lesson and guides through pupils through the process of drawing/constructing a pie chart whilst checking their prior knowledge of pictograms. The worksheet is similarly complementary and gives students ample opportunities to practice drawing a pie chart.

This resource (for KS3 and GCSE Maths classes) is a worksheet for students on drawing straight line graphs. It could be used in-class, set for homework or to summatively assess pupils’ progress. It allows for effective differentiation as questions progress in difficulty. Topics covered in this resource include: drawing straight line graphs, equations, co-ordinates, properties of 2-D shapes and sequences.

This powerpoint contains material for a revision session for pupils in KS3 Maths. It covers a wide variety of topics and is interactive, lending itself well to collaborative learning and improving exam technique. Topics covered include rounding, sequences, compound shapes, area and perimeter of 2-D shapes, angles and a group activity involving mathematical key words and terminology. As well as for a revision session, this resource could also be used as a baseline to check pupils’ understanding and as a starter or plenary activity.

This resource contains a powerpoint of revision materials (key info and questions) for fractions in KS3 and GCSE Maths. It could be used as a baseline to check students’ prior knowledge, as a starter or plenary activity and for a revision session to improve students’ exam technique. Topics covered include equivalent fractions, simplifying fractions, adding and subtracting fractions and converting fractions to mixed numbers.

This resource contains a powerpoint of revision materials (key info and questions) for KS3 Maths Algebra topics. It could be used as a baseline to check students’ prior knowledge, as a starter or plenary activity and for a revision session to improve students’ exam technique. Topics covered include writing equations and formulae, simplifying expressions, expanding brackets and solving linear equations.

This resource contains a powerpoint containing a bank of revision material and exam questions on fractions, decimals and percentages. It is suitable for use in KS3 and GCSE maths foundation lessons. It can be used to check pupils’ prior understanding, a starter to refresh pupils’ knowledge, in revision sessions or as a plenary activity. Topics covered include finding the percentage of an amount, converting between fractions, decimals and percentages, percentage increase and decrease and order of operations. There is a strong cross-curricular link with literacy as students are encouraged to learn mathematical key words and terminology.

This resource (suitable for KS3 and GCSE foundation maths classes) is a booklet containing questions on averages (mean, median, mode and range from raw and grouped data). It is ideal for setting as homework or using in revision sessions. The questions get progressively difficult and link with probability and collecting data.

This resource contains a booklet testing pupils’ knowledge on the properties of 2-D shapes which can be used for KS3 or GCSE maths classes . This would work well in assessing pupils’ prior knowledge of the topic, homework or as a revision exercise. Pupils are provided with a series of 2-D shapes and diagrams and are asked to label them correctly and identify key terms. Topics covered are properties of 2-D and 3-D shapes, angles, polygons, area and perimeter. This resource has a strong link with literacy as it promotes students’ use of mathematical key terms and vocabulary.

This resource contains a powerpoint containing a bank of exam questions (with answers) for GCSE maths higher lessons on solving quadratics (factorising, completing the square, graphically finding solutions, quadratic formula, trial and improvement, minimum/maximum points). These could be used to summatively check pupils’ understanding or would be ideal to be used in a revision session for exam practice.

This resource is a powerpoint containing a full lesson on rearranging formulae for KS3 and GCSE maths lessons. It’s interactive and has multiple opportunities for students to get involved within the lesson as well as plenty of guided examples to help students understand how to rearrange formulae. Other topics covered include substitution and solving linear equations.

This resource contains a powerpoint for a full lesson on compound shapes for KS3 and GCSE Maths lessons. It’s interactive with multiple activities for students to complete and guides students through working out the area of compound shapes as well as refreshing their knowledge of the properties of 2-D shapes. Pupils are also provided with questions to complete themselves.

This is a very useful test which can be used for either KS3 or GCSE Maths. It can be used as to summatively check of students’ understanding of the topic, set as homework or used for revision purposes. The test contains a mixture of calculator and non-calculator questions and also contains some worded problems. Topics covered include fractions, decimals and percentages, conversions, multiplication and division, calculator use, factors and multiples, square and cube numbers, prime factor decomposition, formulae and area and perimeter of 2-D shapes.

This resource is an extremely useful test on percentages, fractions and ratios that can be used for KS3 and GCSE maths students. It can be used as a test to summative check of students’ understanding of the topic, set as homework or used for revision purposes. The test contains a mixture of calculator and non-calculator questions on percentages, fractions and ratios and also contains some worded problems. Topics covered include simplifying ratios, sharing ratios from a given amount, fractions and percentages of an amount, simplifying fractions, reverse percentages, LCM and HCF and calculator use.