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Collection of GCSE Crossover topics for students on the foundation/HIgher border line - includes answers.

These Maths problems solving questions are great to fill that 10 minutes gap left at the end of a lesson. They are also great as engaging starters! To encourage students to have a go and persevere. They can be use singularly or as a quiz / carousel. They really challenge pupils to use problem solving skills that are vital to the new GCSE and in life!! Please Review :)

Lesson on Area and perimeter of compound shapes. Including: Basic area starter with answers and extension Problem solving question (Examples , practice and answers) Exam questions with answers

Revision clock on different topics through AS Pure maths - Includes worked answers. Great revision for upcoming exams or assessments. Revision clock used to give students and Idea of timing. Please if you have the time review my resources - It will be very much Appreciated :)

GCSE Foundation mock exam based on the summer 2022 advanced information from Edexcel. Save yourself the time putting it together. With mark scheme Includes a RAG student feedback sheet linked with the Corbett maths video numbers .

Collated advanced information for the GCSE Foundation Maths exam Edexcel. Links to each individual topic to maths genie & Corbett Maths. Shows what paper each topic appears also. Great to share with student on google classrooms or email as interactive document.

GCSE Foundation mock exam based on the summer 2022 advanced information from Edexcel. Save yourself the time putting it together. With mark scheme Includes a RAG student feedback sheet linked with the Corbett maths video numbers .

Simple ‘number’ July 4th themed quiz with answers and hints. Perfect to celebrate 4th July , or fun end of term activity. Please if you have the time review my resources - It will be very much Appreciated :)

Self assessment checklist using the corbett maths video links against the advanced information topics.

Find out what your students need to work on. Topics chosen from the 2022 summer exam series advanced information list for Paper 3. Greta for students to complete and for teachers to understand what needs more revision. Included answers for quick marking and checking

Includes several round all answers included and no printing required. Made for gcse foundation students however very accessible for KS3. Round 1 - name the christmas song Round 2 - Maths Christmas Problems Round 3 -Christmas Anagrams Round 4 - Christmas Films Round 5 - 12 days of Christmas maths questions Round 6 - Logos Easily last 1-2 hours depending on how long you have.

Starters made using the advanced information provided for Edexcel GCSE Foundation Maths 2022. 8 Starters for each paper, with answers, progressively getting more challenging.

GCSE Maths Nov 2022 advanced info Paper 1 Mock - with mark scheme. included student RAG sheet with hyperlinks to corbett maths videos

GCSE Maths Nov 2022 advanced info Paper 2 Mock - Mark scheme included. included student RAG sheet with hyperlinks to corbett maths videos If you have time I’d really appreciate if you could review my resources :)

GCSE Maths Nov 2022 advanced info Paper 2 Mock - with mark scheme. Included student RAG sheet with hyperlinks to corbett maths videos - Great for Google Classrooms. Can also be used as paper based as has the Numbered videos listed too. If you have time I’d really appreciate you to review my resources :)

Everything is included (you may want to print the match-up, the match-up activity, and the exit card, but everything else is on the PowerPoint). It is aimed at GCSE Higher students. This lesson was used for an interview at an Ofsted-rated secondary school, and I got the job! A base knowledge of cumulative frequency graphs is needed. The PowerPoint is fully animated. Starter – 10mins Starter task linked to previous learning on cumulative frequency graphs- Students are given a starter on paper- Complete the cumulative frequency graph and find key points from the graph. Lower quartile , median and upper quartile and interquartile range. Examples & teaching – 10-15minutes – 1 min - shares answers to the starter and encourages students to correct if necessary. 3 mins: Show students how cumulative frequency is linked to a box plot drawing. Learning check - Question students if they have seen a box plot, etc. 3 mins—Students completed key info needed to plot a box plot and copied this onto their worksheets. Questioning: Ask students what other information we can get from a box plot, e.g., IQR and Range. Discuss each section being worth 25% of the data. 4 mins: Students complete GCSE question creating box plot from cumulative frequency graph. Mark and correct questioning students. Talk about the slight differences in answers due to the estimates reading off cumulative frequency graphs. 5mins - Examples of how to complete a box plot from a list of numbers and when information is missing. Stretching task – 10-15mins • Students complete the match-up activity in pairs. Encourage conversions. • Support groups that need it as circulating the room. Encourage them to look back at the notes they just made. Plenary 10mins • Students are to complete the exit card under assessment conditions.

Easy powerpoint to introduce Cosine and Sine Rule. Clear examples and lots of practice, all with answers. Notes sheet organisation pupils found particulary useful. Easy ready to go lesson! lesson is ready to go, no printing or working out required.

This resources was created aiming at Year 6 and Year 7 pupils as the topics covered are all key aims for primary school children . The garden contains lots of different questions and skills challenging pupils to problem solve. This is a great transition activity and in groups pupils normally mange to achieve a lot in a lesson and really enjoy it! Also Great for end of term KS3 - its great for pupils to recap key skills.

GCSE Foundation Revision Lesson on Mean , Median, Mode and Range. Including Mean from a table. Includes: Bus stop division starter with answers Collect information on each word task. Bronze , silver , gold Differentiated task with answers. Problem solving with averages (examples, practice and answers) Mean , modal group and median from grouped data (Examples, Practice and Answers) Plenary fill in the gaps.

Here is all you need to get pupils working independently on a data project of there own! I have used this for several years at the end of terms and the kids really get stuck into it! Very easy to use all the information is on the powerpoint - Great of term of term lessons! All resources provided, nothing else needed. Great for the end of a data handling unit or end of term activity. If you have time please review my resources - thank you :)