I devised this grid with Edexcel GCSE in mind and pearson progression steps. With the new curriculum release it has been very hard to judge pupil performance/progress from KS3 NC levels to new GCSE (add in the 12 progression steps provided by pearson), it feels like numbers and letters anywhere. Hope some may find this helpful<br /> <br /> As we use more of the pearon resources and combined their NC level conversions I have updated this file. Updated 21/03/16

This smart slide set goes with the worksheets to create a lesson on basic angle properties such as angle types, angles on a line, around a point, in a triangle, triangle properties and interior angles. I have updates the resource so there is no breach of copywrite.

This interactive lesson with plan and worksheets included covers how to complete a two way table as a starter, how to plot a scattergraph, draw a line of best fit and has an answer sheet to enable for peer marking. It is a really good cross-curricular lesson that can be linked with geography. I did not write the question sheet but it does make an excellent cross-curricular resource and was from an open website. To avoid any comments on copy write.

Nice straight forward worksheet with a worked example and questions in coordinate and axis form

Simple worksheet to allow pupils to progress on to shading regions

Good for use as a plenary

Taken from the NRICH website but thought i would share it as it is a lovely resource for introducing the concept of substitution All rights to NRICH

simple but effective for showing progression

Simple worksheet but good for showing progression in lesson.

These are functional style shape questions with optional hint cards included. I have a laminated set in my class and they have been very useful.

Fold this resource to make a chatterbox and giggle as your students get stuck. Nice extension activity

Worked example support sheet for plotting linear functions.