A Factorising Quadratics worksheet.

A worksheet on expanding double brackets using the grid or “peanut” method.

Two worksheets to help students practice coordinates. One involves only positive and the other coordinates in all 4 quadrants.

Two, one step equations worksheets. The first involves adding and attacking away the second multiplying and dividing.

A collection of nice and simple sheets for pupils to use to practice written calculations. Each skill (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division) has 3 different difficult levels. I added arrows to show pupils which way to move around the sheet in a desperate attempt to make it different and more interesting. Surprisingly it seemed to work. If you haven’t already check out the bitmoji app to add cool little illustrations onto resources.

This is a booklet of 50 short exercises on GCSE number skills. Includes, fractions, percentages, ratio, error intervals, standard form, estimation FDP conversions and many more. The booklet would work well as a homework booklet, as a settler at the start of a lesson or as an activity for students when they have finished their main task. I also find these booklets really useful for when someone pops their head in the room and asks “can i have some work for X?” Uploaded a PowerPoint so you can add to it, feel free to re-upload. If your group is small it’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page for students, works great.

We think it’s important to try to build students confidence with assessments, so for our half termly assessments we aim to have zero surprises. The questions will all look very familiar to the skills they have covered. We design our end of half term assessments on what skills the students have covered that half term, rather than having an assessment before hand and working towards it. The lesson before they complete the revision sheet, which you will see is very similar to the assessment. This assessment covers grade 4 skills including fraction calculations, percentage increase and decrease, reverse percentage, compound interest, error intervals (limits), BIDMAS and prime factor decomposition. #trauma

We think it’s important to try to build students confidence with assessments, so for our half termly assessments we aim to have zero surprises. The questions will all look very familiar to the skills they have covered. We design our end of half term assessments on what skills the students have covered that half term, rather than having an assessment before hand and working towards it. The lesson before they complete the revision sheet, which you will see is very similar to the assessment. This assessment covers grade three skills including fraction calculations, mixed numbers and improper fractions, ordering fractions, decimal multiplication and inequalities.

We think it’s important to try to build students confidence with assessments, so for our half termly assessments we aim to have zero surprises. The questions will all look very familiar to the skills they have covered. We design our end of half term assessments on what skills the students have covered that half term, rather than having an assessment before hand and working towards it. The lesson before they complete the revision sheet, which you will see is very similar to the assessment. This assessment covers grade two skills including calculations, significant figures, HCF, LCM, prime factor decomposition, estimation. #trauma

We think it’s important to try to build students confidence with assessments, so for our half termly assessments we aim to have zero suprises. The questions will all look very familiar to the skills they have covered. We design our end of half term assessments on what skills the students have covered that half term, rather than having an assessment before hand and working towards it. The lesson before they complete the revision sheet, which you will see is very similar to the assessment. This assessment covers grade one skills including calculations, ordering numbers, multiples, primes, factors and rounding.

This is a little starter booklet that our pupils keep in their trays. It’s a great resource that pupils can quickly grab to practice some of the more “basic” data skills. Also great if you need some quick work for a pupil. It’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page with something the pupil is interested in, works wonders. Uploaded as a powerpoint not PDF so that you can modify and add additional pages.

This is a little starter booklet that our pupils keep in their trays. It’s a great resource that pupils can quickly grab to practice some of the more “basic” shape skills. Also great if you need some quick work for a pupil. It’s well worth taking the time to customise the title page with something the pupil is interested in, works wonders. Uploaded as a powerpoint not PDF so that you can modify and add additional pages.