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Last updated7 February 2022My classes love these:-I get relays printed in sets+laminated.-Pupils work in pairs,run out to my desk,get Q1,attempt to solve it+use a whiteboard pen to write the answer on the card.-They bring the answer to me.If its right, they get Q2. If not I might give them another shot.-repeat!Theyre mainly number puzzles.Seasonal ones are perfect for keeping kids busy at the end of term.If youd like to use a Google Form version, or OneNote version, or PeardeckPowerPoint version, or Desmos version of these relays then theyre kindly provided by @mrcraigmaths, @mrallanmaths, @misscarrollmath and @conyersmaths. Links to all of these are found in this document:https:drive.google.comfiled15CMP8OSVhDVqMigL7f9RNv4K5qd8G-DUviewOh, I write a weekly Maths newsletter with other lesson ideas,useful websites,interesting Maths trivia-if youd like a sample or to subscribe to get them for free by email contact me: Commons SharealikeSelect overall rating(no rating)Your rating is required to reflect your happiness.Write a reviewUpdate existing reviewIts good to leave some feedback.Something went wrong, please try again later.Thank you for sharing! Thought I was just getting the Pi Day relay shown on Twitter but all the extras look fabulous too! Great mix of questions for Pi Day.Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userThank you so much Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userThis is brilliant, thank youEmpty reply does not make any sense for the end userI plan to try this for the first day! It looks like perfect fun! Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userFantastic. Using them in Japan with my returnee students. They love them and get very competitive.<br >Empty reply does not make any sense for the end userReport this resourceto let us know if it violates our terms and conditions. Our customer service team will review your report and will be in touch. To see all of the work I do for TES Maths, including Resource of the Week, Inspect the Spec, Maths Newsletters and Topic Collections, please visit the TES Maths Blog hereWhat is it?I love a relay race. Okay, it can become a little bit on the hectic side, but in my experience this is more than made up for by the fact that students seem to get through considerably more work than they would in a normal lesson. There is something about the increased levels of engagement and focus that such competition brings. And this relay activity is particularly impressive given that it covers most of the key algebra skills that students will need for their GCSEs. Throughout the 10 rounds we cover expanding brackets, factorising, substitution, solving linear equations and identifying expressions, equations and formula. The choice and progression through the questions is outstanding. Best of all the answers are also provided, saving us busy teachers a good amount of precious minutes.How can it be used?This activity is perfect for GCSE revision, but also more than suitable for younger year groups. The rounds increase in difficulty, so there is no problem chopping off a few of the later rounds if they prove too challenging. The author provides some really nice suggestions and variations for running this activity, and I can do little better than to share their thoughts:Depending on ability I give different guidance. For top groups I say how many are incorrect but do not identify which ones and for lower ability I point out the questions they need to work on.Makes for a very fun and competitive lesson. Feel free to make up your own rules to direct the game. I use time outs for cheating (or running!) and give a merit to the pair who has completed the most rounds. For some groups I create an accuracy prize as well so its not all about speed.Thanks so much for sharingCraig BartonDownload: Algebra Relay RacesView the authors other resources This page lists recommended resources for teaching number topics at Key Stage 34.Huge thanks to all individuals and organisations who share teaching resources. 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