New Further Maths A Level - Discrete Maths. Covers OCR : 7.01 Mathematical Preliminaries (Year 1). Under each part of the specification are explanations, examples, exercises and solutions covering set notation, the pigeonhole principle, arrangement and selection problems and the inclusion-exclusion principle. 35 pages

<p>New Further Maths AS Level - Discrete Maths OCR. A set of exam style questions which try to cover all the types of questions that could be asked in the new exams (2017 syllabus). Full solutions given. 22 pages.</p>

<p>New Further Maths A Level (2017 syllabus) - Discrete Maths. Covers 7.02 Graphs (Year 2). Under each part of the specification are explanations, examples, exercises and solutions covering bipartite graphs and colouring arguments, Hamiltonian graphs, Ore’s theorem, planarity, Euler’s formula, Kuratowski’s theorem and thickness. 32 pages.</p>

<p>A colourful end of year Maths resource. This page is intended to be printed on A3 to create an activity mat which the students can write on. Suitable for children in years 4 - 7 depending on ability. It contains 7 wordy problems, some with a geometry element.</p>

<p>A colourful A Level Maths revision task. This page is intended to be printed on A3 paper to create an activity mat which the students can write on. It includes both revision points and tasks for the students to complete on partial fractions and rational functions.</p>

<p>A colourful Maths resource which could be used as an end of year activity or as a starter any time throughout the year. This page is intended to be printed on A3 to create an activity mat which the students can write on (it could be laminated and used and reused with a whiteboard marker). Suitable for students from year 5 upwards depending on ability and the number chosen to work with.</p>

<p>A colourful A Level Maths revision task. This page is intended to be printed on A3 paper to create an activity mat which the students can write on. It includes both revision points and tasks for the students to complete on the general binomial expansion.</p>

Straight line and equations. A write on worksheet for students. Best used by revealing one page at a time. Skills tested: checking a certain point lies on a line, finding where a line crosses the axes, finding the equation of a line given a point and a gradient or two points, calculating the length of a line segment, using perpendicular gradients and finding the midpoint of a line segment. Worked solutions provided.

This is a free 5 page sample of my 35 page resource New Further Maths A Level - Discrete Maths OCR : 7.01 Mathematical Preliminaries (Year 1). This sample contains the section on combinations. In the full unit of work, under each part of the specification are explanations, examples, exercises and solutions covering set notation, the pigeonhole principle, arrangement and selection problems and the inclusion-exclusion principle.

Here is a different way to show how to multiply positive and negative numbers for students who prefer a visual method.