Set of display posters showing exam command words and their meanings.

Lesson looking at exponential growth in the contexts of the Chessboard Problem and world population growth.

Write-on worksheet with step-by-step approach to deriving interior angles in polygons using triangles.

Two sets of quick questions on laws of indices; first set focuses mainly on multiplication and division laws and second set includes some work using brackets.

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Three equivalent ratio spiders for quick starters on equivalent ratios. Pupils could also add their own to the diagram. Includes a blank template for speed.

Simple card sort matching common fraction, decimal and percentage equivalents.

Two large substitution grids for basic practice - second worksheet more challenging and includes lots of brackets and powers.

A couple of substitution grids to practise substituting positive integers into formulae. Includes worksheet version (3 per page) so pupils don't have to spend time copying the table.

Set of 20 loop cards with simple mental percentages (10%, 25% and 50%); could be done as a traditional class loop activity or as a domino card match in pairs.

Quickfire questions on percentage to decimal conversion using miniwhiteboards.

A collection of basic written division practice questions with answers - single digit only, no remainders.

Discussion questions in a similar vein to "Which is bigger?" - pupils find fractions in between a given pair on a number line. 

Full lesson for revising comparing and ordering fractions and decimals, with basic practice questions and card sort.

A selection of seemingly trivial questions about fraction comparison, but these can easily be turned into whole lessons of very deep mathematical discussion. One of my favourite activities to do at the start of a topic on fractions - check the notes for more details.

Presentation and worksheet for step-by-step guide to producing a cumulative frequency curve; use the presentation to demonstrate by drawing onscreen while pupils follow along with their handout. Pupils can then keep their handout to refer to when constructing their own cumulative frequency graphs.

Best-buy problem using the area of a circle to work out which deal gets you more pizza; use as a quick starter activity to encourage QWC and problem-solving skills.

This lesson is based on a fantastic resource from jlcaseyuk (via TES) - this is a set of cards with details of different bank accounts, including simple and compound interest, annual, monthly and quarterly interest payments. I adapted this and created a presentation as I felt my class needed more structure than just "here's a set of cards", hence plenty of worked examples for them to follow.

I also split the cards into annual, quarterly and monthly interest payments and printed onto red, orange and green paper respectively, allowing me to direct the pupils towards particular sets of cards.

A collection of basic written multiplication practice questions with answers.

A selection of quick questions to practise rounding to nearest 10, 100, 1000, whole number and up to three decimal places.