Calculate the range of values our original number could have been when we are given the truncated answer. answers given works well with the other truncation sheets please give feedback

Quadratic Sequences Get the pupils to match the sequence to the term. Works as either individual or small group task easily mark coloured answers provided please leave feedback on how to improve

treasure hunt style activity for quadratic sequences pupils given the sequence have to find the expression first of 2 treasure hunts on quadratic sequences would go together well to have pupils on different loops please leave feedback on how to improve

worded probability questions which have questions that need answering before being able to answer the original set questions works well getting pupils to draw their own venn diagrams. Covers indices, HCF, LCM, primes amongst others answers given

3 match up worksheets on percentages first sheet match the multiplier to the question second sheet calculate the end amount after the period and rate given final sheet when given the amount and the rate calculate how long before it meets the requirements. very quick to mark all tasks colour coded answers given for them all hope you find them useful feedback appreciated

4 different treasure hunts (or loop games) covering multiples of numbers 1) multiples up to 5th multiple of a number 2) multiples up to 13th multiple of a number 3) harder multiples 4) even harder multiples All designed on A4 portrait so easily adaptable to smaller sizes if you want loop cards. All on brightly coloured background. Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

3 treasure hunts (or loop games) covering halving numbers 1) halving up to 40 (even numbers only) 2) halving up to 100 (even numbers only) 3) halving up to 100 (including odd numbers) all designed on A4 portrait so easily adaptable to A5 or smaller for loop games. On bright coloured backgrounds. Hope you enjoy Please leave feedback

Use sin and cos of angles larger than 90 degrees as well as some 2sin and 2 Cos values treasure hunt style activity for some variation

a series of increasing complexity Pythagoras questions including some with links to area and perimeter non calculator activity answers can be in surd form solutions provided

Simplifying ratios for pupils struggling to grasp the idea matching activity answers provided

simple dividing in a ratio some with three parts to the ratio treasure hunt style activity

More simplifying ratios this time involving 3 numbers in the ratio

treasure hunt style activity when given the functions calculate the composite functions asked for

Second treasure hunt activity on inverse functions, this one is aimed at pupils who are confident in the topic and need a challenge

adding fractions treasure hunt activity answers in simplest form

Another little activity for AFL, revision, starter or a plenary. Works well with mini whiteboards and adaptable to voting systems. Can easily be printed off for class use. Aimed at KS2, KS3 and KS4 multiple choice activity on simplifying fractions. Hope you find it useful Please leave feedback

Matching activity for roots, cube roots etc answers provided

simplify the surd matching activity answers provided easy to mark Good for revision tasks or as a plenary or starter please leave feedback thank you

Revision aid for Triangles in the GCSE regarding what formula to use note examples not included more of a logic process

Quadrilaterals, pentagons and hexagons find the missing angle or find x involves forming and solving equations, using shape properties and angle properties solutions given