Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Two cheat sheets, one solely for the trigonometric formulae for SOHCAHTOA and the second one includes on labelled triangles to help students understand how to label the sides. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Students can struggle to understand when to use Trigonometry or Pythagoras for questions. This cheat sheet allows them to refer to it. Similar to a knowledge organiser. This includes Pythagoras, SOHCAHTOA, Sine rule, Cosine rule and area of a triangle using Sine. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Students can struggle to understand when they need to factorise, use the quadratic formula or complete the square. This sheet allows students to help identify which method to use depending on what is asked of them. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Set notation includes a lot of new vocabulary relating to Venn diagrams. This resource was made to give students a thorough example and definitions of each new mathematical term. There is also a second sheet that helps students remember the definitions of intersection and union. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Many students have misconceptions when converting between units of area and volume. This resource was made to visualise how the conversions work and allows them to recap their knowledge when covering density, mass and volume. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! Students sometimes struggle to know when to use Sine or Cosine rule. These sheets are to be a visual aid and show students on which rule to use. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This cheat sheet is a visual aid to help students convert between units of length, mass and volume of liquids. The length sheet covers mm, cm, m and km. The mass sheet covers mg, g and kg. The volume of liquids covers ml and l. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This cheat sheet allows students to refer back to if they need to recall how to convert between fractions, decimals and percentages. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

This glossary includes key maths terms used within the classroom and exam questions. Entries within the glossary are relevant to KS3, KS4 and exam terminology. Every word is catergorised into either tier 2 or tier 3 vocabulary so students are able to see whether the word is a high frequency word or a subject specific word. The intention of this resource is to minimise cognitive load for students while also increasing their confidence and resilience. It has become apparent that the students that struggle to access exam questions, have limited vocabularies. While it is important to identify and explain vocabulary within each lesson, a student may not understand the definition of a word not covered within the lesson. This allows students to be able to independently find the definition.

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This cheat sheet allows students to identify how the four rules of congruent triangles. The visuals include SSS, SAS, ASA and RHS triangles. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This cheat sheet shows students what a like term is and how to simplify algebraic expressions by collecting like terms. The visuals are able to be printed in both grayscale or in colour.

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! For some students, they are unable to recall how to quickly find certain percentages. This resource was created to help them recap how to find basic percentages of an amount. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require offloading their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This sheet was made as a visual aid during speed, distance and time lessons. Some students forget how to convert time and this allows them to follow the examples when they need to convert the time.

Cheat sheets are great ways to help students who have missed previous lessons or require to offload their knowledge to minimise their cognitive load! This cheat sheet shows students the three rules for angle in parallel lines and the justifications for the corresponding rule. There are two versions of this resource, a blank one for students to fill in or one that is already completed for them!