Greg Power

Data handling with a soccer twist. Find the mean, median, mode and range of the goals scored by the extraordinary Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo over the last 10 years, and create a variety of graphs and charts in the process.

Created for your students who love the beautiful game of football/soccer, this Maths pack is focussed on the upcoming World Cup. It has 10 pages of problems that will stretch pupils aged 11-16. The pack challenges your students on a variety of topics, including basic algebra, 5-digit addition, word problems, ratios and percentages. If they are a true lover of the beautiful game then hopefully it won't feel like work to them at all.

Using a protractor, find the angles involved in these famous soccer goals. Perfect for teaching protractor use with a twist. Great for homework or for a lesson. 10 problems to work through with answer key included.

Famous soccer goals have been drawn out for you here. Using a protractor, find the angles involved in the play that lead to the goal being scored. Answers included

Data handling with a soccer twist. Find the mean, median, mode and range of the goals scored by the extraordinary Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo over the last 10 years. Read the chart and create a graph in the process as students find the statistics that will back up their claim over just who is the greatest player of their generation.

Join Rosie the beautiful tabby cat for some exciting Numeracy and Literacy challenges. Challenges are mainly mathematical (1 and 2 step) with a particular focus on time, but also explore into other units of measurement. Short writing challenges are also provided. Challenge your pupils with a whiteboard presentation or print off these challenges, laminate them and have your pupils attempt them during free time. Alternatively set these challenges for short homework tasks. Hopefully your pupils

Reading comprehension about football's UEFA European Championships, particularly looking at this year's Euro 2016, but also giving a brief history of the competition. 10 questions, plus answer sheet.

Simple activity for children to find and label European countries who are taking part in Euro 2016 (using iPads or atlas to help)

Data analysis of the 20 FIFA World Cups. Students are asked to handle the data - Mean, median, mode, range, along with percentage questions and word problems. Data is around number of goals scored, number of matches played etc. Answer sheet is also included.

Worksheet encouraging children to think about what makes them happy, because after all, bodies and minds work much better when they are on the same wavelength.