Differentiated questions for KS3 students practicing expanding double brackets. Lower ability sheet with a scaffolded start is included. Answer sheets included. Green and Black questions bring more depth and include the use of other mathematical skills to build competance. Includes a lower ability variant. **The MRWD watermark will not be present on the downloaded file. **

Differentiated questions for using the Kinetic Energy formula. RED - simple matching exercise requiring substitution, ORANGE - context based questions, GREEN - contextual, conversion and problem solving. STRETCH - a standard form question and a question that also requires GPE to build on the idea of the conservation of energy. The ‘MRWD’ watermark is not on the actual file.

Worksheets for at lower, medium and higher ability for Standard Form. Solution sheets provided. The MRWD watermark is not on the actual files.

Differentiated questions for using the EPE formula. RED - simple matching exercise requiring substitution, ORANGE - context based questions, GREEN - contextual, conversion and problem solving. STRETCH - algebra heavy - will challenge students. The ‘MRWD’ watermark is not on the actual file

Differentiated questions for using the GPE formula. RED - simple matching exercise requiring substitution, ORANGE - context based questions, GREEN - contextual, conversion and problem solving. STRETCH - uses work done instead of GPE. Forms links with KE. The ‘MRWD’ watermark is not on the actual file.

Sets of key notes, worked examples and differentiated questions for practice of the first complex numbers topics for A-Level Further Maths. Solutions included. Covers ‘the introduction to complex numbers’, ‘division of complex numbers’ and 'representing complex numbers geometrically’. Ideal for classroom study or independent learning.

Differentiated questions for students practicing multiplying fractions. These questions are more applied type questions. Answer sheets included. Green and Black questions bring more depth and include the use of other mathematical skills to build competence and skill retention for pupils. **The MRWD watermark will not be present on the downloaded file. **

Two worksheets and solution sheets for Completing the Square.

Differentiated questions for KS3 students practicing factorising into single brackets. Lower ability sheet with a scaffolded start is included. Answer sheets included. Green and Black questions bring more depth and include the use of other mathematical skills to build competance. Includes a lower ability variant. **The MRWD watermark will not be present on the downloaded file. **

Short work booklet containing a broken down and worked example, a scaffolded question, a blank breakdown, differentiated questions and worked solutions. Perfect for flipped learning, revision or just helping build student confidence.

Powerpoint Lesson, worksheet, and exit ticket. Fully worked examples, fading timers. Two recall activities included in the powerpoint. Differentiated along RAG lines. Ideal for KS3 or as a cover lesson as examples are worked and solutions are provided. The watermark is not present on the downloaded files.

Powerpoint Lesson, worksheets, and exit ticket. Fully worked examples, fading timers. Two recall activities included in the powerpoint. Differentiated along RAG lines. Ideal for KS3 or as a cover lesson as examples are worked and solutions are provided. The watermark is not present on the downloaded files.

Powerpoint lesson, worksheet, and exit ticket for ‘Area of a Circle’. There are also lower ability and higher ability versions in the files. Fully worked examples, fading timers. Two recall activities included in the powerpoint. The green questions and stretch questions have other skills embedded to help increase competency and to keep other skills in pupils memory. Differentiated along RAG lines. Ideal for KS3 or as a cover lesson as examples are worked and solutions are provided. The watermark is not present on the downloaded files.

Differentiated questions for students to work on ‘circumference’. Lower ability (LA) sheet with a scaffolded start is included. Higher ability (HA) sheet including more challenging questions also included. Answer sheets included. Green and Black questions bring more depth and include the use of other mathematical skills to build competance. **The MRWD watermark will not be present on the downloaded file. **

Ability split worksheets on the topic of ‘Area of a Trapeium’. There are three versions with solution sheets also provided. These sheets provide plenty of stretch and challenge and are differentiated. Ideally later in a lesson after students have had practice, as cover work or just for general revision. Multiple maths skills are included in the questions to ensure that students can attempt to both problem solve and to encourage mathematical thinking. THE MRWD WATERMARK IS NOT PRESENT ON THE PDF’S

Differentiated worksheet for expanding triple brackets. Solution sheet provided. Ideal for lessons or revision.

Lessons (Powerpoints and Worksheets) for Factorising into Single Brackets at three different ability levels and differentiated throughout. In presentation links to worked examples make these perfect for both teachers and for use in cover lessons. Answers provided throughout. **The MRWD watermark is not present on the downloaded PDF files. **

Worked and typed solutions for the Hodder Education AQA A-level Mathematics (For Core Year 1 and AS) textbook. Worked solutions for Chapter 2 - Surds and Indices. Please note the questions do not show, only the question numbers and the worked solutions. Multiple methods used were possible. Teacher and students can use these to check their answers or see variations of working out.

How to guide for a differentiation problem . The question and method are broken down in a way that is easy for students to replicate in their own thought processes.

Visual ‘How to…’ aid/guide for use in demonstrating to pupils how to break down and approach problem solving questions. In this case it was the “Show that A = …” question involving the area of a compound shape. The question was discussed online and on social media over the holidays with some calling it impossible.