Solve by logic/reasoning or trial and improvement OR USE ALGEBRA use as a worksheet or cut into strips or individual puzzles so each student gets a different question(s) DIFFERENTIATE by giving students some of the numbers - see answers Otherwise these are quite challenging. A starting point could be giving out a blank grid and supplying the numbers and get student to fill in the numbers in the circles before trying to solve these puzzles. Use the clip-art on your own worksheets or PowerPoints etc by overlaying text boxes. Use the questions/answers for the numbers. I was only going to do 100 questions but ended up doing 1504 (94pages x 16puzzle per page) just to see if I could ,so sorry for the overkill!

I have also provided these as unnumbered CLIP-ART(PDF) to use in you own WORKSHEETS, POWERPOINTS or NOTEBOOK files etc. Each questions comes with its own working/answers also as clipart linked by file name e.g. ASSET 1 / ASSET 1 ANS etc The questions vary in difficulty and include 2D and 3D examples and in some will need other skills such as circumference of a circle etc. I hope they are useful

A follow on from my ‘SETS A ,B, C and D’ resources where students have to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the missing side near the top of a 'Pythagorean STACK’ 4 worksheets + ANSWERS given are FULL CALC. - Rounded to 1.d.p - and SURD form. See other my FREE resources in this set

A follow on from my ‘SETS A , B and C’ resources where students have to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to check if the triangle has a right-angle. 22 questions over 2 worksheets (with some ‘scaffolding’) + ANSWERS See other my FREE resources in this set

QUESTIONS to be done in STUDENT BOOKS but could be written on worksheet ALSO INCLUDED are ANSWERS for the AREA of each TRIANGLE and full CALCULATOR DISPLAY if you need an extra or extension task. A follow on from my ‘SETS A and B’ resources where students have to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the missing side in a right-angled triangle give two of the sides. 60 questions over 4 worksheets (15 questions per wroksheet) + ANSWERS See other my FREE resources in this set

A follow on from my ‘SET A’ worksheet where students have to use Pythagoras’ Theorem to find the missing side in a right-angled triangle give two of the sides. Separate worksheets or one double-sided. 11 questions with Some scaffolding + ANSWERS See other my FREE resources in this set.

A basic worksheet that starts off by getting student to find missing values in a table linked by the Pythgorean equation . Only addition, subtraction, squared and square root used. No knowledge of Pythagoras’ Theorem is needed at this stage although a short explanation is given at the top of the worksheet. WITH ANSWERS

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others.

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others.

In 3 different sizes - Part of a PYTHAGORAS set of 4 different posters. See my other uploads for the others.

PLAY AS JUST MATCHING NUMBER LIKE ORDINARY DOMINOS OR An interesting but challenging way to look at number bond work by using HEXOMINOES. 2 printable sets of 26 hexominoes one set with Numbers one set with spots (or interchangeable with each other to use spots and numbers) Various worksheets/puzzle sheets ANSWER All the clip-art so that you can produce your own Powerpoints, worksheets etc

The title is Magic Squares of Squares but this is really another way to look at substituting values into expressions, multiplying out double brackets and collecting like terms together before solving a quadratic equation. Also deciding, in some cases, if both values or just one of the values found from solving the quadratic are valid. Just something, I hope that is a bit different from the usual. ANSWERS included

3 worksheets - 24 questions. Complete the fraction diagrams and equations. The diagrams give scaffolding to working with equivalent fractions. I had also added the 700+ fraction diagrams I have created to make my fractions resources. for use in staff worksheets/ PowerPoints etc

This is just an idea I had for another use for the 700+ fraction diagrams I made for my fractions worksheets. (these diagrams are available to download) I have not tried these worksheets out yet but I foresee that students will have to be quite meticulous to complete them but might also pick up a few things about fractions as well. I hope they will realise that when doing question 4 that it becomes easier if they turn the sheet so the line of reflection is vertical.

A colourful FRACTION WALL in 4 sizes **PRINT WITH A GENEROUS OVERLAP SETTING of at least 2 cm ** The default setting on PDF’s is only about 2mm I have also included some tiling instruction for the large size poster. If possible print the tiles at A3 and use a guillotine to cut edges of each tile.

Hopefull these two sets of worksheets will encourage student to visually compare fractions and resort only to calculation as a ‘checking mechanism’. Set C has 10 question (40 sub-questions) Set D has 5 question (15 sub-questions) Set C - Order sets of 4 fractions Set D - Compare 3 fractions against a ‘Base’ fraction and state if it is less than. greater than or equal to Set B - State fraction in given fraction diagram I have also included over 700 + pieces of clip-art. Images for every fraction up to 20th’s to use in your own worksheets or Powerpoint’s etc I started with the idea to make every possible variation you could have without reflection or rotational copies and it proved quite a challenge. After get to the 12th’s and making 183 diagrams and with thinking the 13th’s would have even more a just did a few variations for those up to 20th’s. I hope what I have done will be of use to some one. SETS C and D are part of a larger collection of fraction resources

BOTH set A and set B have 32 questions + answers Set A - Colour blank fraction diagram to show given fraction Set B - State fraction in given fraction diagram I have also included over 700 + pieces of clip-art. Images for every fraction up to 20th’s to use in your own worksheets or Powerpoint’s etc I started with the idea to make every possible variation you could have without reflection or rotational copies and it proved quite a challenge. After get to the 12th’s and making 183 diagrams and with thinking the 13th’s would have even more a just did a few variations for those up to 20th’s. I hope what I have done will be of use to some one. SETS A and B are part of a larger collection of fraction resources

Use mathematical skills including LOGIC and REASONING to complete the 4X4 magic squares with the given numbers. 15 questions over 5 worksheets. On each worksheet 1-5 covers the last 15 Kings and Queens. All the magic squares are set out in the same format which students should be encouraged to find this pattern. The first box on the top row is the day so can only be between 1-31 The second box is a month so can only be between 1-12 The third is the century so can only be 16,17,18 or 19 (QE II is the only one born in the 20th century so is 19) etc etc On each worksheeet the King or Queen is and earlier date as you go down the questions.

2 worksheets, 24 questions with answers Student will have to find the magic number by adding up the given numbers and dividing by 3. The centre number of the grid is this the magic number/3 (or the total/9). Watch out for other resources in this series.