Maths worksheet. Solving Equations: to be able to solve equations with unknowns on both sides and involving brackets. A worksheet for solving more complicated linear equations. Starter has questions on collecting like terms, multiplying out brackets and solving simple linear equations , to remind students of the skills they will need. Extention asks students to write thier own questions that must give whole number answers. Let me know what you think

10 questions where some are incorrect, students have to try to spot the wrong ones, answers at the end with a link so you can go back to the questions to talk about what has gone wrong. All are statements about factors.

Three activities based on finding the equation linking two points. One multiple choice, one matching question to answer sheet and one find the answer in the grid.

Questions on finding the equation linking two coordinates. A differentiated worksheet, a homework exercise and extra set of questions (good for cover or one more lesson if needed). Answers included.

Three simple sheets on percentage increase and decrease. First is a differentiated worksheet, second an extra set of questions which could be used a catch up or cover lesson and finally a homework sheet.

10 Multiple choice sheets, each with 30 questions, answers provided. Topics include multiplication, addition, subtraction, division, decimals and negative numbers.

A set of loop cards and a set of matching question and answer cards on finding a percentage, increasing and decreasing by a percentage.

A set of 7 activities on multiplication. These include: Differentiated worksheet Matching cards Loop cards Multiple choice sheet Matching sheet Extra question set / cover work sheet Homework sheet All sheet have answers.

A find the answer activity, matching activity and multiple choice sheet on finding the midpoint of two coordinates.

A board game where pupils have to answer 3 levels of collecting like terms questions to defeat the super villains.

A board game where pupils have to answer three levels of questions to win.

A Super hero themed board game where pupils need to answer 3 levels of multiplication questions. (2 by 1, 2 by 2 and 3 by 2).

A super hero themed board game where pupils have to solve three levels of equations.

A set of 100 sheets on the "basic" numeracy skills, or at least the ones I would want all my pupils to have. THe sheets and most the answers generate automatically, either print the first sheet off each day or create a booklet. This could work brilliantly as once a day booklet to improve numeracy skills of SEN pupils. Simply print of all of the sheets, design a school specific front page and send home. Hope you find it useful.

This my attempt to create a sheet that ticks all the boxes. The sheet includes: Literacy section with key words and definitions Write on the sheet starter Lesson objective (The above a set in a box to allow pupils to cut out and stick these into their book) Three sets of questions to aid differentiation by task rather than outcome A set of extension questions Plenary questions to check understanding Homework questions (differentiated) Additional info on how to check if answers are correct and where this skill would be used in real life. Coloured background and step by step instructions to help support SEND pupils. This sheet is on solving 2 step equations, includes decimal and negative answers in the higher question sets.

A PowerPoint with 10 multiple choice questions for a starter or plenary.

A worksheet where students plot quadratic equations by filling out tables and plotting points. Starter has directed numbers and substitution. Extention brings in cubic euations and investigates negative coefficients of x squared

A word document worksheet with a starter main and extension for multiplying and dividing by negative numbers. Ideal for KS3 students.

Students have 5 minutes to find 5 primes, they will get more points for larger primes, then there is a list of primes up to 1000 so they can check answers

A simple slide introducing Goldbach conjecture and asking students to try to express numbers 5-50 as product of 3 primes, can be used as starter or plenary.