A revision quiz to check understanding on various triangle topics including Trig - SOHCAHTOA Pythagoras Sine rule Cosine rule - both forms Available as a set with number and algebra revision quizzes

Three revision quizzes on the following topics (note: these are the three that are sold separately, the questions aren't different) Triangles Trig - SOHCAHTOA Pythagoras Sine rule Cosine rule - both forms Algebra Collecting like terms Multiplying out single brackets Rearranging equations to solve for x - including equations with fractions Rearranging to change the subject Factorising into single brackets Substitution Algebraic fractions Number Fractions Percentages LCM/HCF Ratio

Solve division problems - all within the regular times tables - and use the table to figure out the missing phrase

Twelve questions on plotting various straight line graphs - axes provided for each question

Demonstrating how 10% can be used to find 20%, 30% etc Also how finding a percentage of 100 can be used to find the same percentage of 200, 300 etc

A simple to use worksheet illustrating triangular numbers

12 page work book (11 pages plus the cover) Recalling the rules for trig and Pythagoras Standard Pythagoras questions Missing side trig questions Missing angle trig questions How do you know which rule to use? Mixed questions Word questions Exam questions Designed to be printed in A5 using the PDF readers booklet printing feature - pages are in the order they're to be printed in so if you don't have this feature it will work just as well :)

A crossword puzzle naming 2D and 3D shapes

Practice finding half of a larger number by breaking it up into tens and units Eg Half of 46 = half of 40 + half of 6 = 20+3 = 23

Rounding the same decimal to 0,1,2 and 3 decimal places. Also, rounding to 1,2,3 and 4 significant figures

Homework project for students over the Christmas holidays. The booklet takes them through working out the cost of planning and running their own winter wonderland.

A ten page workbook (or 9 pages if you don't count the front cover!) helping children to learn their 2D and 3D shapes. It begins with matching names to shapes then moves on to include colouring, counting sides, corners, edges and faces, answering questions about shapes( eg, I have four sides the same length, what am I?) and finally, identifying shapes in the real world.

I’ve found plenty of sheets on various fraction topics, but never all together, which is why I created this - I find it so useful! It enables the pupils to keep all their work together and saves on printing loads of sheets out! I print this in booklet mode on the PDF reader - I purposefully made the fonts large enough that it works in A5 This booklet covers: -Colouring half of a shape -Colouring quarter of a shape (- A brief note on how two quarters = one half ) -Practice writing 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 - Counting in halves and quarters - Writing what fraction of a diagram is coloured in - Colouring a fraction of a diagram - Equivalent fractions on diagrams (match the pair that has the same fraction coloured) - Colouring half/quarter on different diagrams (eg ones that are split into 8 parts) - Using diagrams to illustrate fractions that add to a whole - Finding pairs of fractions that add to a whole (same denominator) - Adding/Subtracting fractions with the same denominator

Three dot to dot pictures on one page - counting in steps of 2, 5 and 10.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS2 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there are 366 different questions across each calendar – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for June, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS2 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is for the whole year, individual months are available to purchase in my shop. Also available for KS3/4.

A maths question for every day - aimed at KS2 students. Variety of topics, no questions are repeated (so, yes, there is a different question for each day in every month – it’s taken a while!) This file is just for June, the whole calendar is available to purchase in my shop along with other individual months. Also available for KS3/4.

Lots of questions on one sheet - saves paper! Starting with single brackets and moving on to double brackets, expanding and factorising in both instances

A brief run through of the topics that need to be covered in year 2 - a few questions on each subject

A worksheet which encourages students to spot multiples of 2 and 5 by circling them. They're then asked to place the numbers into a Venn Diagram which is labelled to show them where to put each number. Feel free to edit to use multiples of different numbers!