Adult Numeracy, Functional Maths, and GCSE Resources

A super poster / mnemonic to help learners remember the difference between kilo- and milli- . It uses a very small and an extremely large cake as examples!

A colourful mind map that can help with remembering metric prefixes, rough metric-Imperial conversions and more. Would also make a good classroom poster. Plus a separate matching game.

Two task sheets. The first, ‘My Budget’, encourages learners to compare their current budget with what it could be if they were in employment.
The second was used on an ASDAN Unit 3 business planning course and encourages discussion about the costs of self-employment.
Suitable for underpinning Functional Maths (E3 upwards).

A lovely mnemonic poster. Helps learners remember which is which and how to work them out!

A useful step by step guide – especially for multiplying and dividing as this is where students often forget what to do about the decimal points!

A really handy one page reference sheet with clear examples and explanations.

Memory tips for ordering months of the year was written for a dyslexic student but is also very useful for Entry 2 measures, reading and spelling (and dyslexic students at any level).

A great set of resources for all levels from E1-L2. Includes information and worksheets, card / matching games and an IT drawing exercise.
Functional skills mapping and minor corrections made – August 2011.

A really useful wallet-sized reminder about metric and Imperial conversions, area., volume and perimeter. Print back to back, laminate and cut into 12 cards.

12 page booklet that covers mental maths tips (how to use a number line for add/sub) with lots of examples and practice sheets, plus number snakes, making sums, function machine and more.