Aimed at year 7 this is a worksheet covering all that you will need on finding the percentage of an amount. The first questions are straightforward so even the least able have access to them, but I have included worded problems which almost all pupils will be able to attempt. This is very thorough and could be used to revise percentages with foundation students at G.C.S.E Answers are included Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

There are 11 different nets of a cube This powerpoint presents 16 different arrangements and simply asks - is this the net of a cube?? I used this initially with year 7 when teaching nets but have used it at Key Stage 2 and with foundation level students at GCSE. Hope you find it useful. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Just a bit of fun that I wrote for a lesson recently, some of my students are Harry Potter fans so I thought I’d theme this one. 10 Questions on Compound Interest and Percentage increase / Decrease all related to the HP world. A really good homework sheet - aimed at higher level Y9 or 10 Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF is a basic worksheet covering the area of the trapezium. 20 questions in total Q1 - find the area of 10 different trapezia Q2 - Find various values given the area of a trapezium - this leads to some very basic linear equations - just a bit of fun for the more able. 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.

This pd.f consists of 40 questions of 8 different types all involving compound angles. (I think one question uses double angles but that is fair game). This set of questions is ideal for end of topic or revision as some of the questions involve surds and algebraic manipulation. My students have always found this topic a little cumbersome and books rarely do it justice so these questions provide a bridge between what is in text books and what to expect in the exams. ** Answers are included.**

This is a one page PDF of 24 questions on finding the range given any function and a domain. These questions start easy enough but I have included: Turning points Trigonometry Exponentials and Logarithms Reciprocals Modulus Modulus and Trigonometry It is a great set of questions I have used to discuss the shapes of graphs and the transformations that have been employed. This is a far more useful set of questions than it initially appears to be. 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 two page pdf covering all that you need for GCSE on the subject of the equation of a circle. Starting from the simply identifying the equation - all the way up to the equation of a tangent and other applications. In approximately 40 questions which can be easily covered within one lesson + homework you will have covered all that you need!! Answers are included.

This is a PDF consisting of over 20 questions on the 3 Kinematic equations required for GCSE. The questions are suitable for Higher and Foundation level and emphasise the interpretation of the terms rather than focussing on complex questions. This double page has everything that you need for GCSE Maths exams and can be used as a classroom exercise or homework. Answers are included I would appreciate feedback as it always helps me to improve and provide the worksheets that you need

This is a straight forward worksheet that I produced for practicing factorisation at foundation level only Over 60 questions on factorising by a common factor - obviously the start easy and get significantly harder so that your average grade 5 student will find something here to challenge themselves. Answers are included Please leave feedback as it helps us to write better worksheets.

This PDF consists of 12 questions expressing one number as a percentage of another. Aimed at Key Stage 3 classes, there is nothing too demanding required and all answers to the problems are whole numbers. I have included thirds and eighths in some of these. Answers are included. Contents One Number As A Percentage Of Another Answers Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF consists of 15 questions on reverse percentages. All answers have been carefully calculated to ensure that the answers are both sensible and “whole numbers”. Each question is realistic and the prices are up to date! Answers are included Please leave feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF consists of 13 extensive questions (with 50 individual parts) on multiples, LCM and the rules of divisibility. Aimed primarily at KS3, this worksheet covers everything that you will need for most students. This would probably cover a classwork and homework task for the one lesson needed to cover multiples. Please leave feedback - particularly if you like my work. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Each question has been carefully constructed and checked thoroughly to ensure they are correct. As required by all boards in 2019+ Nothing higher than linear on the numerator No quadratic factors on the denominator. This page has 22 questions on partial fractions with repeated roots in the denominator. **answers are included ** Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This worksheet provides 17 problems on finding 100% of a number given a smaller percentage. This is really aimed at year 7 but can be used for revision with Year 11 just as easily. Answers are Included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF of 46 questions on solving equations with fractions, All questions are straight forward as they are aimed at those students at the top of foundation / bottom of higher level at GCSE. All answers are positive and no awkward fractional answers - just the odd half here and there. I believe I have covered all that is needed as there is another sheet for the more able students available in my shop. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Aimed at higher level GCSE this worksheets covers everything that you need for grade 6+ No answers are provided as students can check their work on a calculator.

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.

I wrote this for a foundation class that I had once - It covers everything that I wanted to emphasize at lower levels. I then found it very useful to use parts of it for Key stage 3 too Question one is looking at the basic ideas of indices - I did this as a mental exercise and stressed the powers of zero and one. Question two is a little more demanding and I often used this as a paired exercise and asked the students to check their answers on the calculators. Question three looks at the powers of a half, a third and negative one - nothing harder. Question four is all about the 3 rules of indices In total there are nearly 80 questions so this could take a full lesson, or a homework - I hope you find it useful. Homework sheets are included Answers are included.