This series of workbooklets provide GCSE exam questions for students to tackle using the “UNPACK” method. U = UNderline important information about the question N = UNderstand what the question is asking P = What maths Processes will I be using? A = My Answer to th questions C = Have I Checked my work? K = I Know my answer makes sense The “UNPACK” booklet and PPT explains to students how to use this method, with examples, prior to them attmepting to use this method for themselves in:- Problem Solving with Shape, Space and Measure Problem Solving with Ratio and Proportion Problem Solving with Probability Problem Solving with Number Problem Solving with Data and Statistics Problem Solving with Algebra

Workbooklet for students to use to gain an understanding of Sequences

Units of work for use with Key Stage 3 (or low-ability KS4) to boost basic mathematical and numeracy skills. Ideal for using in small groups or for intervention work. Section 1: Number Section 2: Mental Methods 1 Section 3: Mental Methods 2 Section 4: Square and Square roots Section 5: Number Patterns Section 6: Negative Numbers Section 7: Fractions Section 8: Perimeter, Area and Volume Section 9: Basic Probability Section 10: Ratio and Proportion Section 11: Averages Section 12: Types of Data and Representation

I am going to UNPACK these Maths Problems! To effectively solve problems in mathematics, and for you to get all of the ‘P’ marks in the exam, you will need to UNPACK the questions. This work booklet shows students how to ensure that they get the full marks when tackling problems solving questions in the exam. By following the UNPACK rules below, it will enable you to ensure that you get the full-marks for all problem-solving questions: - Underline important information in the question Understand what the question is asking me What maths Processes will I be using? My Answer in the question Have I Checked my work? I Know my answer makes sense

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Learning Objectives:- • Identify the properties of 3D shapes including cubes, cuboids, cylinders, pyramids, cones and spheres. • Know and apply formulae to calculate volumes of cuboids and other right prisms (including cylinders) • Calculate the surface area of spheres, pyramids, cones and composite solids.

6 workbooklets for the price of 5

6 resources for the price of 5

Learning Objectives:- Calculate the perimeter of shapes Calculate the areas of Rectangles, Triangles and Parallelograms Calculate the areas of Trapeziums, Rhombus and Kites Calculate the area of composite shapes

Learning Objectives:- • Describe the parts of a circle, including tangent, arc, sector, segment, centre, radius, chord, diameter, circumference • Recall and use the formula for the area & circumference of a circle • Calculate arc lengths and the angles and areas of sectors of circles

Learning Objectives:- Know angle types, label triangle sides and angles Apply properties of quadrilaterals to know their names and find missing angles Apply the properties of angles at a point, angles on a straight line, vertically opposite angles, alternate angles and corresponding angles Use the standard ruler and compass constructions to construct a 60° angle, a perpendicular bisector, a perpendicular to a given line from/at a given point, and an angle bisector

Learning Objectives:- To find a bearing from A to B To find a return bearing from B to A To understand the points on a compass and the angles of each point To use scale to work out distance from one bearing to another

Learning Objectives:- Use constructions to solve loci problems Construct and interpret plans and elevations for 3-D shapes.

Learning Objectives: - Apply and prove the standard circle theorems concerning angles, radii, tangents and chords, and use them to prove related results

Learning Objectives:- Apply the concepts of congruence and similarity Use the basic congruence criteria for triangles

Learning Objectives:- Understanding the place value of decimals Multiply decimals using written methods Divide decimals using written methods Add and Subtract decimals using written methods Rounding to decimal places or significant figures Estimate Answers Understand and use standard form for very large and very small numbers

Learning Objectives:- How to generate a Vector, and Add and Subtract vectors Consider transformations rotation, reflection, translation and enlargement (including fractional scale factors)

Learning Objectives:- (a) Be able to use compound measures (b) Be able to describe what is shown in a distance time graph © Be able to draw a distance time graph