Contains easy-to-use worksheets on rotations, translations and enlargement. Assessment also contains questions on congruency and interior and exterior angles of polygons. All made for Foundation GCSE group or Key stage 3 classes.

<p>Low stakes quizzes to check competence against the AQA Entry Level criteria.</p> <p>Created in excel - functions will randomly generate so infinite combinations of assessments available.</p>

<p>A series of revision questions on primes, factors and multiples.<br /> Two worksheets with different questions included.</p>

An introductory worksheet to interior and exterior angles.

A range of worksheets developed for students at Key Stage 3. Also used for Foundation GCSE level students with a learning disability.

<p>A Functional Skills maths project based on mobile phones. First page contains information and then there are three pages of questions with one page each of Entry Level 2, Entry Level 3 and Level 1 of the Functional Skills curriculum.</p>

These worksheets were designed for learning disabled students following the Foundation GCSE course. They are multiple versions of the same activity giving lots of space to plot simple graphs.

These resources were designed for pupils with a learning disability following the Foundation GCSE course. Three of the resources focus on naming parts of a circle and reinforcing the parts through use of flashcards and a bingo game. The fourth resources was a visual aid to help understand the area of circles. This seemed to be an effective way of introducing my pupils to the formula for area.

<p>A collection of mutually exclusive events; the learner is required to find missing probabilities.<br /> Includes fractions, decimals and percentages.<br /> Solutions also include some use of algebra and ratio.</p>

<p>10 Questions in a low stakes quiz set at 5 different levels, all using random number generation to provide infinite combinations of numeracy starters, based on the content from the Foundation GCSE course.</p>

These activities and quizzes were designed for a group of very low functioning students of secondary age. They are designed mostly for fun and to provide a brief overview of each country/culture. Could be a useful activity for tutor time in special needs schools.

A selection of worksheets and Powerpoints that give practice of linear sequencing and nth terms of linear sequences.

Three simple worksheets on factorising quadratics.

<p>A Functional Skills maths project based on mobile phones. One page each of Entry Level 1, Entry Level 2, Entry Level 3 and Level 1 of the Functional Skills curriculum.</p>

<p>A worksheet with a range of questions interleaving angle content with ratio work.</p>

<p>Functional Skills style questions from Entry Level 3 to Level 2. Based on a visit to a cinema.</p>

<p>A set of quadratic equations in factorised format and in expanded format for pupils to match. Can be played in pairs as a game, or a simple cut and stick activity (or both!)</p>

<p>A set of resources to revise questions involving fractions, percentages and ratio.<br /> Includes structured worked example, independent practice and exam question scenario.</p>

<p>Gap fill exercise on using the formula to find the area of a circle.</p>