Why give past papers to pupils that can't answer half the questions? BCD booklets collate four years worth of GCSE papers starting with the first four pages of each paper, moving through first eight pages and finally first 12 pages giving your pupils loads of practice in the areas they need to work on. Designed to be printed as A4 booklets, two pages per page.

This is a starter spreadsheet covering most topics your students will meet in Foundation GCSE Maths. It is similar to the one I created for Higher which was awarded Maths Resource of the week and can be found here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mathsshed-s-starter-spreadsheet-11121752. It is designed to save you lots of time as after an initial set up all your starters are automatically generated. It benefits your pupils by giving them lots of practice in those topics they need most, same questions but different numbers. Give them ten minutes at a number of targeted questions every lesson and they will rapidly acquire the skills required and become far more confident in their abilities. Excellent for mastery, interleaving, frequent testing, spacing and all at virtually no effort to yourself. All you need do is display on the board and then deliver a series of micro lessons when you go through the answers. All questions randomly generate simply by pressing the F9 button.

I took the idea of race round the clock multiplication sheets from Matt7, wrote a spreadsheet that randomised the multipliers and extended to idea to a few other scenarios. It's fairly easy to adapt, if anyone is unable to do so but wants a particular feature let me know in the comments section and I'll try update. Enjoy. Inspiration: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/race-around-the-clock-times-tables-3003146

This spreadsheet was awarded Resource of the week Jan 2016, here is the review https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/blog/tes-maths-rotw-gcse-starter-spreadsheet A spreadsheet that will produce starter questions on topics of your choice. It will remove the need for you to think about the questions you are going to set, simply keep a copy of the spreadsheet for each class and switch on the topic as you progress through the scheme of work. Very easy to set up and gives you ten minutes at the start of a lesson to get the class settled and to get them revising the topics they have previously covered. Here is a video https://youtu.be/o8DDaoF64kU if you are interested. If you download this, please return and give a review. Update: I have added a version with answers, available here; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mathsshed-s-gcse-starter-with-answers-11245880

This is a collection of 272 tarsia puzzles that are already available on the internet from a number of sources. What have I done? I deleted any duplicates and sorted them by topic so it is easier to check what is available and choose an appropriate puzzle. Any errors encountered have been corrected but I haven’t checked all the puzzles so please check through before printing.

A 10 week homework programme, each week the same questions just different numbers.Table at the front to allow pupils to colour code the questions as the weeks pass.Print as A5 booklet.

This is a zip file containing one full years worth of homeworks aimed chiefly at Year 11 but it can be given to any groups working between grade 3 and 5. There are 48 individual pdf’s. For each homework 20 questions are drawn randomly from a bank of 106 question types and in turn each question type is randomly generated, in addition there are always two fraction arithmetic questions. The results is fully interleaved questioning of the core skills your students need to succeed at GCSE Foundation maths. Before buying please make sure you download the samples.

Following the review of the original starter spreadsheet as Premium Resource of the week I was particularly taken by the line " If answers were automatically generated, I would pay triple figures" , so rewriting the way some of the questions are generated has allowed me to add the answers for all questions. To ensure the pupils can’t see them they are hidden using macros so please ensure they are enabled, the buttons are clearly available at the top. The resource is a spreadsheet that will produce starter questions on topics of your choice. It will remove the need for you to think about the questions you are going to set, simply keep a copy of the spreadsheet for each class and switch on topics as you progress through the scheme of work. This spreadsheet is very easy to set up and gives you ten minutes at the start of a lesson to get the class settled and to get them revising the topics they have previously covered. If you download it please review the spreadsheet and always pass on the cost of any resources to your school. The review can be found here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/blog/tes-maths-rotw-gcse-starter-spreadsheet Thanks, Mathsshed

I have taken each of the 36 questions from the sample paper issued by the Standards and Testing agency and created a random generator to easily provide a set of questions that can be given to pupils to practise for this test. The first page has all 36 questions, pressing F9 will bring up the same questions but with different numbers. All the answers to these questions are on the second page. There are another 36 pages on the worksheet, each providing 36 random questions of a single type.

Maths homework booklet aimed at students working below grade 4. The booklet contains 15 questions per homework consisting of basic arithmetic for students working at grades 1 & 2 and standard exam questions, the ones that ask straight forwards maths questions. An exemplar homework is included so the students can refer back and each week the questions are repeated with different numbers. A table at the back allows students to track their progress and identify areas of weakness. Intended to be printed as an A4 booklet

This spreadsheet has a number of different pages providing an infinite number of division worksheets. Standard division questions, decimals, division triangles are all included. You have the option to choose which numbers to use as divisors and answers are provided.

This is an example of the print outs obtained from a spreadsheet I have produced. The spreadsheet uses randomly generating numbers to create a unique set of questions each time you press the F9 button. The main feature of this spreadsheet is that it allows you to modify the numerical range of questions. All questions are set for a maximum sum of 100 but if you need a question sheet for pupils with a maximum sum of 30, simply change the valuesin two cells and print it out. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/bar-models-spreadsheet-maths-mastery-practise-11375053

Some time ago I produced a homework booklet for GCSE year 1, it was fairly well received with favourable reviews and over 1300 downloads. https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/gcse-homework-booklet-11071682 This is a similar booklet aimed at level 3 pupils, each set has the following questions; a times table grid (2 to 9) x (1 to 10) four addition four subtraction four multiplication four division four fractions of a quantity (unitary fractions) four fractions of a quantity (non-unitary fractions) five rounding to the nearest ten Five rounding to the nearest hundred Three sequences. Although labelled as homework, these files can be used in a number of ways. Files included; Excel random question generator Word file that can be printed as a booklet for pupils to work from As above with answers PDF copies of the two word files. The random question generator will generate a new set of questions when F9 is pressed. These questions have been copied and made up into a booklet containing seven sets of questions. If you require another booklet simply copy some questions and paste into the word document. Answers are provided to all questions. As always, make sure your school covers the cost ofany purchase.

Continuing my homework kit series, booklet is aimed at providing level 4 practise for pupils, each set has questions on the following topics; Subtraction Addition Multiplication Division Fraction of a quantity - unitary fractions Fraction of a quantity - non unitary fractions Equivalent Fractions Adding/Subtracting Fractions Rounding to nearest 10 Rounding to nearest 100 Rounding to nearest 1000 Numbers: Letters to digits Ordering negative numbers (1) Ordering negative numbers (2) Pence to pounds Pounds to pence One step algebra (1) One step algebra (2) Sequences Ordering Decimals In each of the questions types above there are three or four questions, although some pupils will do all the questions regardless of how long it takes.the simplest way to get pupils using this booklet effectively is to give them a timed homework of say 20minutes. Then use competition with others and over time against themselves. Can they do more questions this week than they did last week? Although labelled as homework, these files can be used in a number of ways. Files included; Excel random question generator Word file that can be printed as a booklet for pupils to work from As above with answers PDF copies of the two word files. The random question generator will generate a new set of questions when F9 is pressed. These questions have been copied and made up into a booklet containing seven sets of questions. If you require another booklet simply copy some questions and paste into the word document. Answers are provided to all questions. As always, make sure your school covers the cost of any purchase.

This spreadsheet has been designed for use in a couple of ways. 1. as a learning resource for pupils to use in their own time 2. as a lesson to be displayed on the board First are sheets that show how to find a sequence and specific terms in a sequence from the nth term. This is followed by a sheet of 24 questions. Next is a sheet showing how the nth term is found from a sequence and a sheet of 24 questions follows that. Finally there is a sheet describing the nth term of descending sequences and a sheet of 16 questions for practice. All lesson sheets have randomly generated examples that can be refreshed until the learners have a firm grasp of what is required. All practice sheets have randomly generated questions and macro buttons that allow answers to be revealed as a whole or individually. Make sure you enable macros and pass on any costs to your school. Thanks.

This is an Excel spreadsheet that replicates the questions from the 2016 KS2 Mathematics Paper 2 reasoning sampler. Each page has a number of questions providing valuable practice to your pupils in preparation for their tests, pressing F9 refreshes the questions and changes the numbers so you can give them the questions again. Of 20 questions on the paper I have been able to replicate 15 and of these 14 come with answers. Please make sure that you pass on any costs to your school.

Ten worksheets each consisting of two pages of 14 exam style questions. Questions are scaffolded to prompt correct working. Answers included on each sheet.

Because TES resources does not show excel files very well this is a sampler to show what the full file will do. It is worth a look at if only to get an additional set of questions based on the sample papers. Full file here https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/2016-ks2-mathematics-paper-1-arithmetic-random-question-generator-11211013

A spreadsheet that will randomly generate fraction questions. Covers addition, subtraction, multplication, conversion between mixed numbers and improper fractions.

A sample of a product available on this site for £2, try before you buy and all that. The full version is available here; https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/mathsshed-s-starter-spreadsheet-11121752.