<p>GCSE Maths Geometry Revision Summary A4 Sheets.</p> <p>Perfect for revision. This product includes formulae from topics: Angles, Trigonometry, Circles and Circle Theorems, Volume and Area and 3D Pythagoras’.<br /> Consists of 5 pages. Perfect to put at the front of your folder to refer back to. Alternatively, can be stuck on the wall.</p> <p>The design includes free floating shapes that can be coloured in to your desire. Each page also includes some free space for notes and annotations.</p> <p>The images of diagrams come in colour so when printing please select a high quality in your printer settings.</p>

<p>This challenge worksheet has been designed as an extension to the lesson on finding the equation of the straight line from a table of values. This was planned as a prelude to teaching the process of finding the equation of the line from two given points.</p> <p>These questions focus on finding the patterns and using those to find the equation of the straight line and to find the missing y values without finding the equation of a straight line.</p> <p>You can print the first page only or you can print it double-sided (the second page includes ‘GLUE’ sections). This was intended not to be glued onto the whole page but to be glued onto the margin on the side of the page so that pages in the exercise books are not used up.</p>

<p>This challenge worksheet has been designed as an extension to the lesson on solving simultaneous equations (with no multiplying; where the coefficient of y or x is the same). The tasks rely on patterns and teach students to be more attentive.</p> <p>You can print the first page only or you can print it double-sided (the second page includes ‘GLUE’ sections). This was intended not to be glued onto the whole page but to be glued onto the margin on the side of the page so that pages in the exercise books are not used up.</p>

<p>This challenge worksheet has been designed as an extension to the lesson on factorising quadratic equations. The tasks rely on thinking of possible factors.</p> <p>You can print the first page only or you can print it double-sided (the second page includes ‘GLUE’ sections). This was intended not to be glued onto the whole page but to be glued onto the margin on the side of the page so that pages in the exercise books are not used up.</p>