This PDF is a set of 20 worded questions and practical situations which lead to linear equations. These questions were aimed at Year 10 and they are basically straight forward, but students often find this type of question to be difficult and will find these questions are a little challenging. 20 questions with great variety. Answers are included. Please provide feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a large PDF consisting of almost 80 questions on linear equations with brackets. I aimed this at all classes, at KS3 only doing the first half of each question and at KS4 only doing one or two columns. Questions get progressively harder. Question 1 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) = d Question 2 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) = d(ex + f) Question 3 - 26 questions of the form a(bx + c) + d(ex + f) = g **** Answers are included **** Please give feedback, especially if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF contains over 100 questions on linear equations without brackets. I used this for all classes. At KS3 I may only use the first half of each question and allow the more able student to attempt the second half. At KS4 I used it for revision and simply asked students to go down one column. Each set of questions gets progressively harder and answers. Question 1 - 26 parts of the form ax = b - latter answers include negatives Question 2 - 26 parts of the form a + x = b or a - x = b - latter answers include negative Question 3 - 26 parts of the form ax + b = c or even b - ax = c - latter answers include negatives Question 4 - 26 parts of the form ax + b = cx + d and harder - latter answers include negatives. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

Over 60 questions on identifying transformations. This is a PDF of 5 large questions where shapes have been transformed using a variety of different transformations - can you identify each transformation fully. I used these with top sets in years 9 - 11 and again with revision classes. Finding the centre of rotation is sometimes difficult so I kept these for more able groups. Answers are included. Please leave 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 consists of 104 questions on indices. It covers the rules of indices, fractional, negative and zero powers. It was written for KS4 pupils and includes some difficult questions for grade 8/9 pupils. Ideal for revision too. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF with over 40 expressions starting from some simple cases - I aimed this at a GCSE revision class. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This is a massive pdf covering everything you will require on simultaneous equations. Simultaneous Equationsconsists of over 80 pairs of simultaneous equations to be solved, starting with the most basic and increasing in difficulty throughout. Q1 - starts with two equations that can simply be subtracted - 10 questions then 16 questions where only one equation needs to be multiplied up - all answers in question one are whole numbers and none of them are negative. Q2 - both equations need to be multiplied before subtracting, answers are all whole numbers and the first negative answers start to appear around part o) Q3 - a mixture of questions using different letters, answers can be positive or negative and several have fractional answers though only very simple fractions/decimals are used. Simultaneous Problems 31 questions covering everything needed on worded problems. Answers are included Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

These PDFs cover all that you need on the expansion of brackets. It is primarily aimed at year 10 and year 11 and give over 150 questions on every kind of bracket expansions that you will need - including triple bracket expansions. What you get: 26 questions on expanding a single bracket - these get quite detailed and students will need a good understanding of the first rule of indices. 26 questions on expressions with more than one bracket - expand and collect like terms. 26 questions on a pair of brackets leading to a quadratic expression with a = 1. 26 questions on a pair of brackets leading to an expression with a > 1. 26 questions on a pair of brackets - one linear and one quadratic leading to a cubic expression. 26 questions on three sets of brackets - new for the 9 - 1 syllabus. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF is a quick extra which I used as an extra for one lesson with GCSE grade 8 / 9 pupils. Hope you find it useful. Answers are included Please leave feedback - particularly if you liked it !!!

This pdf is a comprehensive worksheet consisting of 10 questions on histograms. Most questions require a histogram to be drawn (often with the frequency density scale not given) -The sheets are of the “Write on” type - so no preparation needed. Several questions require students to find the median from a histogram or other similar calculations. Ideal for revision. Aimed primarily at GCSE higher level these questions can be used to teach the topic or can be given for revision. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you

This PDF consists of 10 full sized exam style questions on Cumulative Frequency Diagrams. Aimed at higher level GCSE, these questions cover both drawing and reading cumulative frequency diagrams. I have included a couple of questions involving curves but I have not asked for curves to drawn as I haven’t seen that at GCSE for about 15 years - instead I have provided the curves where necessary. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This is a PDF consisting of 5 GCSE style questions which cover all that students need to understand about Box and Whisker diagrams. The questions are on interpretation of the diagrams rather than drawing them so these worksheets were not intended as ‘write on’. Answers are provided. 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 pdf consists of 10 questions on Mean, Mode and Median of discrete with a small range - frequency tables are covered in a seperate worksheet. The first question (with around 20 parts) is simply finding Mean, Mode and Median and I used this with year 7 and also used it to discuss RANGE. The second set of questions I tended to do in Year 8 or 9 but can be used for revision with lower ability groups - these questions explore the pupils understanding of Mean. Ideal for the introduction of Mean, Mode, Median and Range and also useful for a revision worksheet. Answers are included.

This PDF consists of six questions on reading bar charts. Primarily its function was to enable me to discuss the different types of bar charts that they need to know about, and the type of questions that can come from bar charts. I did not feel it necessary to ask several questions on each type as they are really straight forward. I have covered compound and component bar charts as well as percentage bar charts. Answers are included. Please leave feedback, particularly if you like my work - thank you.

This PDF is a worksheet of six questions on ‘Drawing Pie Charts’. Each question covers a full page and the circle and starting line are presented to the student. Answer on the sheet - or use each question to show how the work should be set out and angles calculated. I used this with KS3 initially but found it really useful to talk through, ‘How to answer exam questions’ with the foundation level GCSE groups too.