This a PDF of 24 assorted graphical transformations to be identified. Graphs include, trig, log / exponential, quadratic, modulus, and cubic, Nothing too complex, but good for a starter or revision. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A great worksheet consisting of several questions which ask the student to plot a quadratic and then, by drawing a line on the same grid solve an unrelated quadratic equation. This is level 7+ graphwork and extends students understanding of graphs a little further and requires a little more algebraic manipulation. Answers are included. Please give feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a set of 5 pdfs covering all that you will need to identify transformation. All GCSE transformations are covered in detail. Each transformation sheet has at least 10 transformations to identify (some have as many as 20) I aimed this at GCSE revision but it can easily be adapted for KS3 or KS4 lesson. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf has around 50 questions on graphing logarithms and exponentials. Question 1 looks at the shape of the graphs, asymptotes and points of intersection with axes. Question 2 looks at finding the inverse of a logarithmic or exponential function. Question 3 looks at finding the equation of the graph given 2 points on the curve. Question 4 looks at using logs to create a straight line graph. This is a very thorough set of questions which covers all that you will need. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a thorough worksheet on all things logarithmic. 12 questions with 87 parts covering everything you will need to teach or learn logarithms. I have a separate sheet on graphing logs - this one is from the introduction to solving all types of equations. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf consists of 13 problems written in context each of the form ab^x or ax^b. Each question is slightly different so that student’s understanding is maximised. I have successfully used these questions for years for teaching, tutoring, and revision and find these twelve to be relevant and thorough. I’m sure there is something here for every Mathematician at ‘A’ level. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This pdf is a worksheet of over 40 questions covering all that it needed for GCSE ratio. It is extensive and made for a good homework / revision sheet. This set of questions is aimed strictly at higher level students and contains some quite demanding questions Ratio is always present in all GCSE papers so I wrote this to ensure that all students can deal with all types of questions. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of around 40 questions on equivalent ratios. It was aimed at upper groups in year 9 but works well as a revision sheet or even as a starter at GCSE. All aspects are covered and there are one or two really challenging questions towards the end. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work. Thank You

This worksheet is a PDF consisting of two main questions designed for the revision of approximating a number to a given number of decimal places Question one has 26 parts each simply rounding off - all cases have been covered Question two has 12 parts aimed at a bit of practice on the calculator where answers need to be given to a stated number of decimal places. Answers are included

This is a PDF consisting of two questions, each with 26 parts Question one - approximating to a given number of Significant Figures - 26 questions covering all possible cases Question two - estimating a calculation by approximating to one significant figure as required by all exam boards. This is a hugely popular worksheet which can be used by several different year groups. Answers are included.

This is a set of three worksheets on linear sequences for Key stage 3 and Key Stage 4: Worksheet 1 - Linear sequences Around 20 questions in total on simple linear sequences Worksheet 2 - Applications of linear sequences 6 fully detailed GCSE standard questionson the applications of linear sequences - matchsticks, tiles etc. Worksheet 3 - Simple but non-linear sequences. In total about 20 questions on sequences but no quadratic sequences - these really are straight forward. This bundle is a detailed set of questions ideal for teaching / learning or revising simple sequences - perfect for foundation level GCSE or KS3. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is the simplest of worksheets on Linear Sequences - simply state the general term in each case. 26 questions covering all types of question possible. answers are given for the general term but the sheet can easily be adapted: what is the 20th term? find the first term more than 100 is 760 in the sequence? etc great for a homework or classwork sheet - I used to put it on the screen and see how many the class could get in 10 mins Have fun!

A small but necessary PDF consisting of 20 questions on finding the general term of a quadratic sequence. This is simply 20 sequences for students to find the quadratic term for - nothing else. This will save a load of time. I have given the questions in two formats - one for display and one for homework sheets. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work. Thank you.

Aimed at KS4 this pdf contains 11 questions on finding the mean, mode and median from grouped frequency tables. I have covered both discrete and continuous data and, for the latter, I would expect the more able students to be able to use linear interpolation to estimate the median - so I have included questions on this, though they can be omitted if not needed. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Aimed at KS3 and foundation level GCSE. This PDF has 11 questions on finding the averages from a discrete frequency table. Though Mean, mode and Median are requested I always asked pupils to state the range of the data too. All questions are in context and are relevant. I use these at KS3 and also at foundation level at KS4. The last two questions are a little more tricky with the median though. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a collection of a few worksheets that I have put together on straight line graphs. There are over 80 individual questions, including some to stretch the more able students at GCSE. One worksheet is on Perpendicular and Parallel lines, Another is a collection of lines which I used as a starter - can you identify the equation of the line ? The third worksheet was aimed at Key Stage 3 and was used to revise the topic. Hope you find them useful

This is a large PDF consisting of 14 questions on drawing and interrogating a tree diagram. This set of questions is of the ‘Write on’ format - I see this as the only way to do this type of question at GCSE. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.