All you wanted for your class - loads of worksheets relating to Algebra:- Includes: Explanations/Examples precede all questions Gathering like terms Simplifying - multiplication and division Equations Algebraic expressions Substitution x2 examinations style tests in Algebra Workbook 1 Equations Inequalities (includes graphing on a number line) Simultaneous linear equations and functions Straight line graphs Quadratic graphs Multiplying out brackets (including FOIL) Factorising Over 200 pages of examples and exercises for classwork or revision purposes.

This is the second in the series of Algebra Workbooks. This workbook includes, inequalities, simultaneous linear equations and functions, multiplying out with sets of brackets and much more … explanations, examples and loads of exercises.

The Year 6 Examination Paper (80 marks) Mental Arithmetic Paper (20 marks) Suggested Mark Scheme included Topics tested in examination paper:- Basic Operations (including decimals) Common Fractions Percentage, Decimal and Common Fractions table Multiples, Factors, Primes and Squares (inclusive of a factor tree) Negative and Positive Numbers BIDMAS / BODMAS Mean, Median, Mode Algebra (substitution, equations, simplifying, multiplying out brackets and factorising) Probability Pie Chart Ratio Venn Diagram Circumference and Area of a Circle (Basic, with Pi = 3) Perimeter and Area of an Irregular Shape Parts of a Circle Angles This test could serve as a revision test prior to an examination or as classwork (Years 6 and/or 7)

Big, Big, Big January - June Quiz / Maths is Fun End Of Term Activities Sport - Music - Films - Places - History - Comics - Characters - Games etc. Tried and tested with Year 6 - 8 classes This is huge and this is going to be fun! Teachers, are you at a loss as to what to do in the final days leading up to the end of term and the onset of the summer break? Look no further, this is a quiz your class will enjoy. Tried and tested on Year 5 through to Year 8. Quite suitable for older students … and staff. Fun end-of-term quiz testing both general knowledge and events in the news from January to June 2018 This news/general knowledge quiz can be enjoyed by competing as an individual or in teams. Let’s keep it simple – get yourselves a sheet of paper for your answers and grab a pen or pencil. All your teacher needs to do is either go through all of the questions chronologically or alternatively each person/group can choose a month and a number from 1 – 21. All participants / groups must then answer the question that appears once the selected button has been clicked. A ‘back’ takes you back to the question selection page. Some of the questions involve only one answer needed whilst much of this quiz involves multiple questions. Your teacher will give you time to discuss and then to write down your answer if working in teams. You can even stretch the Quiz over a few days. The answers to all of the questions can be downloaded from the TES website. There will be a full year quiz available towards the end of 2018 with loads more interesting and challenging questions! Maths is Fun Book 1: Contains numerous activities to keep your class occupied - can also be utilised for cover purposes. Activities include:- This is a book for the frazzled teacher, looking to entertain their class with Maths Games. Your students will have fun whilst still working with numbers. Number computation continues even though not in a formal way … This booklet can be copied and distributed for “fun and games” at the end of term. This booklet is packed with games which include:- The Alternative Football World Cup - 16 teams battle it out to win the World Cup? Can you lay the “Ghosts of 66” to rest and help England to win? Calculator problem solving Dice possibilities Six Nations Rugby Thriller! Can England win this one or will Wales pip them to the Championship? Coconut shy Can the can Dice Cricket with score sheets. Will your favourite team win? Battleship - good old favourite this one! “Say 4 Things” - a board game where you are tasked to name 4 mathematical facts about the space you land on This booklet has been “tried and tested” with Years 6 - 8

11 Examination / Test / Revision papers for Years 6 and 7 (or Year 8) Includes suggested Mark Schemes for some of the papers Also included: Mental Arithmetic 20 mark paper (questions and answers) 100 marks, 80 marks, 70 marks, 50 marks

This resource is an entire lesson with questions to test understanding. Interior and exterior angles and also sum total of interior angles are investigated with easy to follow step-by-step examples. Illustrated with examples of polygons in everyday life.

This is a book for the frazzled teacher, looking to entertain their class with Maths Games. Your students will have fun whilst still working with numbers. Number computation continues even though not in a formal way … This booklet can be copied and distributed for “fun and games” at the end of term. This booklet is packed with games which include:- The Alternative Football World Cup - 16 teams battle it out to win the World Cup? Can you lay the “Ghosts of 66” to rest and help England to win? Calculator problem solving Dice possibilities Six Nations Rugby Thriller! Can England win this one or will Wales pip them to the Championship? Coconut shy Can the can Dice Cricket with score sheets. Will your favourite team win? Battleship - good old favourite this one! “Say 4 Things” - a board game where you are tasked to name 4 mathematical facts about the space you land on This booklet has been “tried and tested” with Years 6 - 8

Summer Term Examintaion or Practice Paper 2018 with Mark Scheme/Answers included Can also be used as a revision exercise in class or given for prep/homework Suitable for Years 7 and/or 8 Also successfully used to test the more able students in Year 6 Topics under review in this paper:- Basic Operations (Word Problems) BIDMAS/BODMAS Product of Prime Factors Decimal Fractions: Multiplication and Division Percentage Conversion: Decimal Fraction to Common Fraction in Simplest Terms Ordering Percentages; Decimal Fractions and Common Fractions Fractions - Problem Solving Surface Area and Volume Algebra: Substitution Algebra: Simplifying Algebra: Multiplication and Division Algebra: Multiplying out Brackets Algebra: Factorising Fully Algebra: Solving Equations From a Chart: Mode; Median; Mean; Range Scatter Graph SDT Angles Transformations: Drawing and labeling an equation (straight line); Reflection (Across the drawn in straight line equation); Rotation (Around a given point); Translating From a chart to be completed: Probability Straight Line Graph Completing a Pie Chart from information supplied

REVISION WORKSHEETS 100 marks Suitable for years 7 and 8 Enrichment for YEAR 6 Topics Percentage (profit and loss) Fractions – problem solving Probability – table Mean, median, mode range - table Answers included

Sport - Music - Films - Places - History - Comics - Characters - Games etc. This is huge and this is going to be fun! Teachers, are you at a loss as to what to do in the final days leading up to the end of term and the onset of the summer break? Look no further, this is a quiz your class will enjoy. Tried and tested on Year 5 through to Year 8. Quite suitable for older students … and staff. Fun end-of-term quiz testing both general knowledge and events in the news from January to June 2018 This news/general knowledge quiz can be enjoyed by competing as an individual or in teams. Let’s keep it simple – get yourselves a sheet of paper for your answers and grab a pen or pencil. All your teacher needs to do is either go through all of the questions chronologically or alternatively each person/group can choose a month and a number from 1 – 21. All participants / groups must then answer the question that appears once the selected button has been clicked. A ‘back’ takes you back to the question selection page. Some of the questions involve only one answer needed whilst much of this quiz involves multiple questions. Your teacher will give you time to discuss and then to write down your answer if working in teams. You can even stretch the Quiz over a few days. The answers to all of the questions can be downloaded from the TES website. There will be a full year quiz available towards the end of 2018 with loads more interesting and challenging questions!

How do I find the nth term?

A simple worksheet - working in pairs or for consolidation / homework using correct equipment.

A mixed bag of sums relating to adding and subtracting - some are quite a challenge

Multiplication - Algebra exercises for revision purposes. Can be used for homework / cover work / 32 mark test

Do try these fun Pie Charts with a distinct summer theme - IPL cricket, beaches, ice-cream, holidays, sports day, etc. These Pie Charts, Challenge 1 - 8, can serve as homework or revision. Good exercise in teaching your students: to use a compass and a ruler with accuracy understanding angles (acute, obtuse, reflex) to understand the concept 360 degrees divided by a total to fine the ‘value of one’ calculations involve percentage and fractions label Pie Charts neatly and with accuracy Enjoy the summer!

50 multiple choice questions (a, b or c) - to utilise in class as a test or at home for prep/homework. The questions incorporate collecting like terms, multiplying and dividing with and without indices (negative and positive), multiplying out brackets, factorising, solving equations and substitution (varying degrees of difficulty) word / pdf

Rounding and Significant Figures can be quite confusing. Try this PowerPoint lesson with explanations, multiple choice questions and answers, exercises and YouTube links. The PowerPoint can be used as a lesson with plenary exercises and answers as well as for examination/test revision purposes.

This paper can be used for assessment purposes, revision, class test or prep. Questions/topics include: BIDMAS/BODMAS; Ordering Decimal Fractions; Basic Operations involving money; Fractions; Percentage; Decimals; Prime Factors; Word Problems - Fractions; Algebra - simplifying/gathering like-terms, substitution; Factors and Multiples; HCF and LCM; Angles; Mean, Mode, Median, Range; Squares and Cubes

Construction of Angles and Lines (Revision) How to construct/draw lines: Construct a line segment of a given length Construct an angle Bisect an angle Draw a perpendicular bisector Draw a perpendicular line at a point on a line Draw a perpendicular line from a point above/below the line Draw parallel lines How to construct/draw angles: Constructing when given 3 sides (SSS) Constructing when given 1 side and 2 angles (SAA) Constructing when given 2 sides and 1 angle (SSA) Constructing a 90 degree angle, a side and a hypotenuse The revision sheet is divided into 3 columns viz. INSTRUCTION / METHOD / CONSTRUCTION One question and answer supplied

Another of the many exam papers set to test your Year 7 boys and girls at the end of the term. It could also be utilised for revision purposes in Year 8 or as an extension test for Year 6. You may adapt accordingly should you so wish.