This is a basic worksheet covering the introduction to Probability I wished to stress the basic facts that examiners expected candidates to know, such as how many cards in a standard deck? which letters are vowels as well as number properties. So I created this worksheet to cover as many of these ideas as possible. I have found it useful for the introduction of Probability and also some revision at foundation level. ****Answers are included.

This is a large PDF consisting of almost 80 questions on linear equations with brackets. I aimed this at all classes, at KS3 only doing the first half of each question and at KS4 only doing one or two columns. Questions get progressively harder. Question 1 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) = d Question 2 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) = d(ex + f) Question 3 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) + d(ex + f) = g **** Answers are included **** Please give feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This was a starter activity for Year 7 originally but I ended up using it for many KS3 class. You are provided with a ‘Blockbuster’ board and 6 double digit numbers. Each cell on the board can be won by finding the two numbers that add or subtract to give the number contained within that cell. One player/team is trying to create a path from top to bottom while the other player/team are attempting to create a path from right to left. The winner is the player/team to complete their path (a draw is impossible). Start with the toss of a coin and then teams take alternating goes - spice it up by adding a timer ! You receive: Instructions + 6 game boards + 1 game board which is offered free separately. This is a great ‘fun’ activity which pupils have all loved - a great Christmas lesson too Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 26 difficult questions aimed solely at grade 8 & 9 students. Each question has been checked to ensure that it will eventually factorise but they do require algebraic manipulation. An excellent resource for differentiation and revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF of 2 pages with 10 questions which cover both reading from a Venn diagram and drawing Venn diagrams but limited to just two sets. I have kept it relevant and interesting so that pupils will relate to it more. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a well structured and thought out worksheet on the Related Rates of Change. A common question at ‘A’ level on all boards and usually under-represented in text books we designed these 12 questions to test our students. Great for an end of topic worksheet, homework or revision sheet these questions cover everything you will need to teach this topic fully. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

Another topic popular on the new 9 - 1 GCSE papers is the application of algebra to problem solving. Here I present 14 practical questions which will result in the formation of quadratic equations. Answers are provided. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This pdf consists of 6 questions on reading or interpreting Pie Charts. I think all the questions are relevant to pupils and are more interesting than – “What is your favourite colour?” There is enough work for a full lesson allowing the teacher to discuss one or two questions before pupils attempt the remaining questions. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF of two pages and nine questions covering more complex questions on Venn diagrams, largely limited to two set Venn diagrams (though one question is on three sets). These questions take the information given and ask pupils to put them into a Venn diagram and hence answers questions. I have included probability and also conditional probability as it is now appearing on GCSE papers. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a set of questions covering all students need to know on Medians, Percentiles, Quartiles and Interquartile range for discrete data. I have often included questions on outliers and many of the questions include frequency tables but NOT grouped frequency or continuous data- these are handled on a second sheet. In total this is a pdf of 9 full questions and approximately 30 sub questions with data, stem and leaf diagrams and box & whisker diagrams too. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work, thank you.

This PDF of 6 questions over 2 pages is all that is needed to teach Set Theory with 3 sets. Aimed more able students at GCSE it explores further the concept of complimentary, union and intersection using 3 sets. The final question is that nasty set question with union, intersection and compliment combined - it will test the most able student. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a great bundle of 3 sheets with several questions on the calculation and interpretation of mean, variance and standard deviation. Sheet 1 - raw data only Sheet 2 - frequency tables Sheet 3 - grouped frequency tables Answer sheet included Formula sheet included I have covered all that students need for A level on the calculation and interpretation of Mean, Variance and Standard Deviation so these make for great revision sheets or for use in the classroom as a class activity. Please note that MEI use a different formula for Variance and so there are two sets of answer and formula sheets. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Aimed at the more able GCSE students trying to achieve grade 7+ This is a set of questions which covers all that you will need to achieve success with vector Journeys. VECTORS 3 - Journeys starting with the simplest of cases - 5 Diagrams and 35 Questions VECTORS 4 - More complex journeys - 8 full GCSE standard Questions VECTORS 5 - Most complex journeys up to level 9 at GCSE including co-linearity 10 Questions Answers are provided Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Segment Area Aimed at higher level GCSE this is a pdf worksheet with answers which covers the basic question up to and including the more demanding questions of finding the area of a major segment. This worksheet is a good lessons work and probably some left over for homework. An extension can be found on the worksheet called, Sectors and arc length. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of over 100 ratios which can be simplified. Aimed at Key Stage 3, I wrote this as a differentiated worksheet - not all students need to do all the questions (of course) Questions include some with units, some with three parts to the ratio, some with fractions and/or decimals It is really extensive and I used to often use it as a starter with foundation groups for some revision. Answers are included. please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A very underrated topic in most text books - this PDF covers all that you will need to teach / learn the small angle approximations at ‘A’ level. I have approached the topic from various angles to ensure a lot of variability in the style of question and it’s focus - i have not combined it with any other expansions though. I have finished it off with a couple of questions involving the Sine rule and Cosine rule which are a little bit more challenging. Answers are included. Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF of 20 Questions which probes students understanding of prime numbers - it’s a bit tricky in places but good fun !! Ideal for a starter, a quiz or even an end of topic test. Contents Prime Number Quiz 20 questions covering all that you will need for Year 7. Answer Sheet Your feedback is greatly appreciated - particularly if you enjoyed my work - thank you.

This is a colossal worksheet consisting of 40 questions on the four types of Mathematical proof required for ‘A’ level - please note that there is no Induction in these questions. This is a pdf in 2 parts Q1 - students are told which type of proof to use Q2 - students name the type of proof and then use it. There are approximately 10 questions on: Direct proof Contradiction Counter-example Exhaustion Partial answers are included - more like massive hints and methods really Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This worksheet was designed to give year 7 pupils practice with a Protractor. A simple worksheet which I always found very useful.

This was a starter I created for a lower ability Year 8 class - you may find it useful. Can you find the route through equivalent fractions only - it can be done The idea was just to raise some discussion as it won’t take most classes long to do this.