This is a great worksheet involving problems using surds. It is a great compliment to other sheets that we have uploaded on surds. This is a PDF with 11 questions aimed at the grade 8+ students. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF contains over 100 questions covering all that is needed to understand the multiplication of surds. It is very comprehensive and even includes some level 9 questions Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF contains over 100 question on the addition and subtraction of surds. It is very comprehensive including both simple and complex surds. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF contains over 100 question on the simplification of surds. It is very comprehensive and includes some questions on writing as a single square root. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is an extensive set of worksheets covering the calculation of angles from KS3 all the way up to GCSE grade 5/6 There are 6 worksheets and over 80 questions which will cover all your need. Angles 1 15 questions covering angles at a point and angles on a straight line. Angles 2 15 questions covering vertically opposite angles and angles in a triangle, including isosceles and equilateral triangles. Angles 3 15 questions covering angles in parallel lines. Angles 4 15 questions covering angles in a quadrilateral, including Trapezia and parallelograms. Angles 5 16 questions combining all the theorems covered in the first 4 worksheets. Angles 6 12 questions covering angles in a polygon. Answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF consisting of 18 diagrams showing a journey from A to B. Angles are given, sometimes from North but more often from South or East or West. Students need to give the 3 Figure Bearing. I used this when teaching Bearings to Key Stage 3 but it is useful to recap at Key Stage 4 where would always ask the question - “And what is the reverse bearing ?”

This is a couple of worksheets I wrote for the introduction to 3 figure bearings with my KS3 groups. They can be done as a whole class activity or individually - I have included a black and white version of the maps if you need them. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a straight forward worksheet that I use with KS3 and often with KS4 foundation level. This, one page pdf, has 12 very straightforward questions (with answers) on the angles of a polygon - the questions do include the exterior angle but no exterior angle theory is required. Great as a classwork resource, homework or revision. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF is a worksheet on the introductory steps of the Trig graphs or CAST diagram for transformed graphs at ‘A’ level. There are around 40 questions with various domains. I have used this for teaching, homework, recapping and revision - it is a very thorough worksheet and will definitely meet all your needs. I hope you find it useful. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

A one off worksheet with 12 questions on calculating sides and angles within a triangle using the Sine and Cosine rules The aim for this set of questions was for students to decide which rule to apply and how to apply it - it has always proven useful for either revision or an end of topic homework. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you Answers are included.

6 Comprehensive worksheets covering all you will need on the Sine and Cosine rules for GCSE. Sine Rule 1 - use the Sine Rule to find the missing side - 10 Questions Sine Rule 2 - use the Sine rule to find the missing angles (no ambiguous case) - 10 Questions Cosine Rule 1 - Find the missing side - 10 Questions Cosine Rule 2 - Find the missing angle - 10 Questions Sine and Cosine Rules - miscellaneous questions where students have to decide which rule to use - 12 questions Level 9 Cosine Rule Questions - Six more demanding questions for the more able student. Answers

This was a short starter which I developed and it turned out to be more demanding than intended. This is a pdf showing three coloured tiles and students are to name which squares should be coloured to give which type of symmetry. Line symmetry is easy to visualize but rotational symmetry not so much. I aimed this at foundation level GCSE but it can be used at Key stage 3 or even 2. A page of blanks is included - You may find them useful…or not

This set of worksheets covers similar shapes in both 2D and 3D - all that is needed at GCSE. Of course answers are included. Similar Shapes 2D Similar shapes 3D Answers Please provide feedback so that we can improve our work, thank you

This PDF has 18 Questions covering Congruent Triangles for GCSE over 2 pages. Plenty of questions to be used as examples and still have enough for a class exercise or homework. Aimed at Y9 - 11 the object is to identify wether or not a given pair of triangles are or are not congruent and if so then why? An excellent worksheet for use at Key stage 3 or 4, for classwork / homework or revision. The second PDF is 8 questions aimed at more able students and involve the application of congruency - a really useful sheet of questions. Congruent Triangles Worksheet - 18 Questions Harder Congruent Triangles -8 questions. Answers Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

A basic worksheet showing 12 shapes which have lines of symmetry and / or rotational symmetry. In each case the student is asked to fully describe the symmetry of the shape - exactly as in a GCSE question I have tried to include all the trick questions that examiners like to use. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work - Thank you

Aimed at both KS3 and KS4 students, this PDF contains over 30 questions on everything you will need to teach the circumference of a circle. Questions start at the basic level, there are questions given the radius or diameter and use a variety of units of measurement. Later questions cover the perimeter of half or quarter circles and also compound areas for the more able student and the usual set of worded questions which are really aimed at KS4 students. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you