Chocolate cake!
I’ve been married for 20 years (before you say it, I’ll say it for you “Mel, you I don’t look old enough!”) […]
April 2014
September 2013
DIY homework
I posted a blog a few weeks ago in which I collated a load of homework ideas from Twitterworld
March 2013
Weekend Bullet point blog and latest Top Trumps …
I thought I’d mix it up a bit this week, and instead of a midweek “bullet point blog” I’m going to be a […]
Get your brain into gear for simultaneous equations …
This is my superhero introduction to simultaneous equations … I don’t mean that I think the resource is heroic, just that its “superhero” themed.
This week […]
Improving on a C grade #2
If you are teaching probability tree diagrams the attached is a nice little “mission impossible” themed worksheet which is ideal as a mini plenary mid lesson or even as your final plenary. I’m […]
Improving on a grade C
The last of the March exams will soon be over (*you will hear the nations maths teachers breathe a sigh of relief at 10:45 […]
February 2013
Exchange rates – functional revision task
I found a past exam question that was worth a whopping 7 marks in relation to exchange rates (unlike the usual 3 to 4 […]
Revision & Functional skills task …
Its all been a bit busy this week, and with the exams next week this post will be brief. Lets call it […]
Exam Questions by topic – averages from a list
Have added a new collection of exam questions from various exam boards (here) all on the topic of finding averages from a list (median, mode, mean and range).
Primarily aimed at foundation […]
Apple pies are too … new w/sheet
Here’s the partner worksheet (here) for the one on the post earlier – for when teaching area of a circle – the students are […]
