Definitions written for the following summary statistics: Mean Mode Median Range Each covers half a page and can be printed and then coloured-in.

A basic trigonometry worksheet for those learning to use the sin, cos, and tan ratios to find the length of an unknown side (15Q) or the degrees of an unknown angle (10Q). Each question comprises a diagram of a triangle with all the relevant information. Fully worked answers to all questions are included.

This is a linear relationships activity sheet asking students to compare the length of two pathways using the distance formula. The two pathways (comprised of multiple coordinates) lead to a treasure chest. Fully worked answers are included.

6 sets of ‘cards’ that include: A word problem (on angles of elevation and angles of depression) A picture representing the word problem The answer to the word problem There are 18 ‘cards’ in total, in addition to an answer key (each set coloured is coloured a different colour). The ‘cards’ are in a random order, so it is not necessary to cut them all out - colouring, the ‘cards’ differently, or otherwise, is enough for students to match the 3 pieces of each set.

This resource package covers learning the gradient, mid-point and distance between two points formulas. Appropriate for Stage 5. This pack contains: An information sheets with formulas for gradient, mid-point and distance between two points, each with an example A worksheet containing a series of coordinates on the Cartesian plane, asking students to find the gradient, mid-point and distance between two points An activity sheet asking students to compare the length of two pathways using the distance formula An activity sheet consisting of a matching game between coordinate pairs, gradients, distances and mid-points.

This indices activity has 19 questions with the subtopics of the zero index power to a power Answers are linked to a code used in order to find out what the Mayan calendar predicted for 2012. There are PDF and word versions of the indices activity. The PDF version splits the questions and answers on separate PDFs and the word version contains all the questions and answers in the one document. This worksheet caters to the new NSW math syllabus for 2024, meeting parts of the first the second dot point of IND-C-01 (for stage 5): ‘Simplify algebraic expressions that involve the zero index’ ‘Simplify algebraic expressions that involve powers, products and quotients of simple algebraic terms containing positive-integer indices’ Other related index resources from my shop: Indices and the Zero Index Worksheet with Answers Index Worksheet with Worked Solutions Yr 9/10

This indices worksheet has 109 questions covering subtopics of Multiplication law of indices Division law of indices Power to a power law of indices The zero index There are PDF and word versions of the indices worksheet. The PDF version splits the questions and worked answers on separate PDFs and the word version contains all the questions and answers in the one document. This worksheet caters to the new NSW math syllabus for 2024, meeting the second dot point of IND-C-01 (for stage 5): ‘Simplify algebraic expressions that involve powers, products and quotients of simple algebraic terms containing positive-integer indices’ Other related index resources from my shop: Indices and the Zero Index Worksheet with Answers Did You Know? Indices Code Activity with Answers

This indices worksheet has 31 questions with the subtopics of establishing index laws the zero index There are PDF and word versions of the indices activity. The PDF version splits the questions and answers on separate PDFs and the word version contains all the questions and answers in the one document. This worksheet caters to the new NSW math syllabus for 2024, meeting parts of the first dot point of IND-C-01: ‘Establish that x^0=1 algebraically using index laws’ ‘Simplify algebraic expressions that involve the zero index’ Other related index resources from my shop: Index Worksheet with Worked Solutions Yr 9/10 Did You Know? Indices Code Activity with Answers

This is a mathematics worksheet with worked answers for a yr 10 (stage 5) student studying linear relationships. There are 10 questions. This worksheet covers the following NSW syllabus dot points for 2018: 5.1 Linear Relationships Use the process for calculating the ‘mean’ to find the midpoint of the interval joining two points on the Cartesian plane. Use the interval between two points on the Cartesian plane as the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle and use the relationship gradient = rise/run to find the gradient of the interval joining the two points. Use the interval between two points on the Cartesian plane s the hypotenuse of a right angled triangle and apply Pythagoras’ Theorem to determine the length of the interval joining the two points.

Get your students working together with a collaborative poster, especially at the end of a unit! This poster of a mushroom lady is coloured for autumn / fall and is coded with questions on negative integers. The poster is 24 pieces (when printed on A4 paper, each piece is 14 cm x 14 cm). Each piece has a coordinate in the top left corner to help with assembly. The colours for the poster have been assigned, except for the background, which is a free choice for students. There are five colours for autumn / fall (red, light brown, dark brown, orange and yellow), labelled 1-5. To work out which colour matches each number a question involving negative integers is presented, with answers matching 1-5. There are 6 sets of the 5 questions.   How it works: Students will colour their assigned piece, cut it out, and then assemble their pieces with their classmates. Stick them together and display in the classroom. The final poster measures approximately 56 cm x 84 cm.

Coloured and black & white printable versions! There are 3 sets of cut-and-paste activities, each with 8 fraction pairs. Each fraction pair contains a mixed fraction and an improper fraction to match (either cut and paste, drawing lines between each equation and its solution, or otherwise). An answer key is also included. This can be used for stage 4 students learning or revising converting between mixed fractions and improper fractions. This activity caters to the new NSW math syllabus for 2024, meeting part of the first dot point of MA4-FRC-C-01:  • ‘Examine methods of generating equivalent fractions’ As well as the Australian Curriculum for year 7: Real Numbers - ACMNA152: • ‘Compare fractions using equivalence. Locate and represent positive and negative fractions and mixed numbers on a number line’ Includes 3 pages of Activity + Answer key Colour and BW versions included