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Treasure hunt activity Highest Common Factor and Lowest Common Multiple given a pair of numbers find the HCF and LCM

3 match up worksheets on percentages first sheet match the multiplier to the question second sheet calculate the end amount after the period and rate given final sheet when given the amount and the rate calculate how long before it meets the requirements. very quick to mark all tasks colour coded answers given for them all hope you find them useful feedback appreciated

16 question relay task aimed at KS3 pupils based around Christmas. Covers a variety of topics, good as a revision fun lesson for the end of term whilst still having maths in it. easy to adapt answers included hope you enjoy, please leave feedback

Treasure hunt adding mixed numbers simplify the answers

Aimed at KS4 and KS5 students (particularly those doing Cambridge IGCSE or Standard Level IB Maths) Interactive revision quiz each slide has 4 possible answers (which are built into the powerpoint) Great for voting systems or even just with a mini whiteboard Answers included. Hope you enjoy, please leave feedback. This is taken from a resource by Tristan Jones. Have amended it to include the answers within the slides

Aimed at stronger pupils on GCSE/IGCSE and pupils starting year 12. Probably enough content for 2 lessons. covers arithmetic means, nth terms, recursive and explicit terms Also delves into sum of an arithmetic series (without referring to sigma, I intend to bring that in after geometric series have been done) all answers are provided hope you enjoy , please leave feedback for more of my resources check out the shop /teaching-resources/shop/commuter (have amended an error on this and added an extra discussion point)

Linear equations with unknowns on both sides both positive and negative solutions answers supplied and answer sheets Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter please leave feedback thank you

Covering cyclic quadrilaterals, tangent to a radius, tangent from a point, triangle in a semi circle and angle at the centre 8 question worksheet on circle theorems answer sheet included edited to correct one question

Treasure hunt Lowest common multiple LCM given a pair of numbers find the Lowest common multiple

Match the sequence to the quadratic. Can be used in lots of ways- Dominoes, matching activity, worksheet solutions provided in form of domino chain

2 levels of questions The more challenging is a Probability worksheet of worded questions which brings in LCM, HCF, fractions of amounts, index laws and others. works well if covering Venn Diagrams Answers are supplied The second is the questions already drawn in Venn Diagram form just needing answering answers are given please leave feedback

Full powerpoints provided with discussion tasks, worked example, built in questions with answers and follow up group activities. There are 2 different powerpoints provided depending on if you want to use the treasure hunt or the matching activity as your group task. The treasure hunt and matching activity accompany the respective powerpoint. Question banks in the powerpoint have been split into coordinates in 1 quadrant and coordinates in all 4 quadrants. Answers given to all questions. Leaving answers as surds rather than decimals where appropriate. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback

Simplifying ratios for pupils struggling to grasp the idea matching activity answers provided

Second part of Factor Theorem for my IGCSE Further pure maths, although easily adaptable for IB and A Level, this time on using the factor theorem when we have not been given any factor, before fully factorising by factorising a quadratic. Starter task reminds of using the factor theorem to show if (x-a) is a factor full examples given and follow up questions as well as evaluation tasks involving peer assessment. hope you enjoy, please leave feedback (next time I will do remainder theorem)

This is aimed at KS4 and 5 covers Matrix algebra from recognising dimensions of a Matrix, to adding/subtracting matrices, multiplying matrices, determinants, inverse matrices and identity matrices. Enough in here for more than one lesson fully detailed examples and answers provided broken down into smaller chunks with lots of opportunity for recaps and paired work. lots of credit to Tristanjones and Owen134866 whose work I have adapted to fit my classes needs

Aimed at KS5 pupils and pupils doing further maths IGCSE an introduction to the factor theorem Starter to remind how to divide polynomials, discussion task on what makes a factor. Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to show something is a factor Full worked example on how to use the factor theorem to find missing coefficients Follow up tasks for all of this with fully worked solutions hope you find it useful and enjoy please leave feedback (will do one on remainder theorem next)

Truncate the number to the level of accuracy needed good as a starter or plenary task works well with the other 2 truncations tasks (premium) solutions given Feedback appreciated

Second in a series of lessons on exponentials, particularly growth and decay. Devised to work with IB SL. worked through examples, reflection, group work and individual work built in as well discussion points. Hope you enjoy please leave feedback thank you

Covers identifying products and sums, factorising when coefficient of x^2 is 1, when it is more than 1 and difference of 2 squares. Full examples and solutions given to all questions. Useful for KS3 &KS4 credit to both DannytheRef and Pixi Maths whose presentations I have merged to make this. please leave feedback

Treasure Hunt activity, time calculations. If you took time A to complete a journey and arrived at time B when did you set off. great as a starter or short task works well with time calculations 1 and 3 designed with yellow background and visible colours on A4. Easily adaptable Hope you enjoy please leave feedback thanks